Wednesday, July 19, 2006
Charlie Gibson, clotheshorse
I am a man of my word, so while Charlie Gibson was appearing via satellite from Cyprus, I asked him who he was wearing.
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7 comments:
Good on ya, Alan! And good on Charlie for being a good sport about it. I wonder if The View will discuss you again? And did you ever find out what they said about your question to Katie?
Entirely too meta: Lisa de Moraes covering Alan covering Gibson.
Lisa de Moraes: 'A few days earlier, one male critic -- we'll call him Alan Sepinwall of the Newark Star-Ledger -- had asked Katie Couric what she planned to wear on her first night as anchor of "CBS Evening News." '
That's hilarious! But seriously, dude, you were wearing Gap? :-D
Yup, and I looked damn spiffy, too. I think it was one of the shirts from the Mark Cuban Collection.
Ausiello is still calling you a sexist on his blog.
Sounds to me like someone's still a little bitter about the Gilmore Girls microphone showdown.
Maybe Mark Cuban should try out for Project Runway! And Ausiello is a Smurf-lovin' fool!
So a morning "news" host dresses like a hooker for years, but when you ask what she'll be wearing, you're sexist. Ausiello is a very smart person.
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