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”The Apple Fanboy's President: Barack Obama
As if his deep, smokey voice wasn't enough of a reason to swoon, on Letterman last night Barack Obama made one campaign promise that all Apple fanboys and iPod owners can get behind: "I won't let Apple release the new and improved iPod the day after you bought the previous model." He may have just gotten one step closer to Giz's official endorsement for prez. [via Threat Level]
Letterman's Company First to Reach WGA Agreement
David Letterman's production company Worldwide Pants is—we believe—the first to reach an agreement with the Writers Guild of America for internet royalties. Since The Late Show and The Late Late Show are owned, not by CBS but Letterman's own company, the show was able to circumvent CBS negotiations altogether and settle with the WGA without setting major broadcast-wide precedents.
So when all these talk-format entertainment shows come back (Leno, Jon Stewart, etc), Letterman will have a competitive advantage that we can't help but to sympathize with at least a little: he will have his full staff of writers behind him.
Of course, CBS isn't too happy about the agreement...
More »Letterman's Producer Survives Sparky, Smelly, Smoky Powerbook
Justin Stangel, Head Writer/Producer of CBS's Late Show with David Letterman was innocently writing hilarious comedy in his New York office, when an ominous odor wafted from the adaptor of his Powerbook. You can actually see sparks and smoke coming out of it. Thank goodness cooler heads prevailed! Somebody opened a window.
Letterman Jerks Off Optimus Prime
That David Letterman sure knows how to demo products. Check out his deft operation of this Optimus Prime Transformer, reminding himself of some adolescent transformations of his own. [Late Show with David Letterman, CBS]
Simmons Blows a Steamer on Letterman
Could this steamer that Richard Simmons is demonstrating be made by Sony? Watch Letterman nod to the pyrotechnics experts off camera just before the highjinks ensue, and then you can marvel at the acting ability of Richard Simmons, whose only emotion seems to be a combination of fey astonishment and mock outrage. Good thing real products don't blow up like that. Oh, wait. More »








