MeeVee Exclusive! Interview with Margaret Cho
An actress, stand-up comic, political satirist, social commentator, and gay icon -- Margaret Cho seems to have done it all. She broke through the color barrier with her short-lived sitcom, All-American Girl, later translating her bittersweet experiences into an acclaimed off-Broadway show, which spawned a hit book, concert film, and reinvigorated her career.
Now she’s turning her attention to filmmaking, burlesque, and reuniting with old friends on TV. This Thursday, she guest stars as Joy's “Fight Friend” on FOX’s ‘Til Death. We caught up with the divine Ms. Cho to chat about her favorite shows, Survivor, regifting sex toys, and her belly dancing moves.
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Golden Globes: Host-less Yet Crowded
Last night’s Golden Globe Awards did not have a host. At least, not in the traditional sense. Several pseudo-stars huddled backstage to interview the winners, but no one was truly driving the bus, a la Billy Crystal and the Oscars. Instead, NBC went with a simpler formula: An announcer introduced the star presenters, then let them tell us who won.
And boy, were there stars in this room. This was the kind of crowd whose agents have their own agents. Brad and Angelina didn’t even turn any heads.
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Golden Globes Fashion: Greece is the Word
Every year, the Fashionistas That Be pick a beloved decade to mimic, while adding some sort of modern spin. However, this year's Golden Globe Awards really ducked into historical style. Aside from a few wardrobes reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe, the red carpet fashions transported us back to Ancient Greece.
I was sure that either Wonder Woman was going to bust out from the dark recesses of the Beverly Hilton, or the entire place was going to erupt into a reenactment of Animal House. If a lady didn't look as though she was headed to a diamond-crusted toga party, she appeared ready to head down the matrimonial aisle. Matched with the myriad of black-hued fare, the Golden Globes ceremony was a monochromatic wonderland, with periodic bursts of Technicolor.
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Tonight's Picks: Tuesday, Jan. 16
American Idol
Are you ready to laugh and cry and scream and laugh again? Never fear, America's favorite reality show has returned! Of course, we have to sit through the horrible audition phase as Season Six debuts tonight -- really, what are some of these kids thinking? They can't sing -- but at least it's funny. Besides, we might just find ourselves an early favorite. Remember Chris Daughtry?
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit -- Outsider
When Fin tries to find a serial rapist at the college where his son works, he's joined in his investigation by a Brooklyn SVU detective named Chester Lake (Adam Beach), who is working a strikingly similar case. Harold and Kumar's Kal Penn guest stars.
Real Housewives of Orange County
In the second-season opener, Jeana's real-estate business thrives while her home life gets chaotic, and a provocatively dressed Jo attends a party at the Playboy Mansion, without an envious Slade. Yeah, that will turn out well.
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