Ali Wentworth, Bette Midler, Anderson Cooper + More in Celebrity Tweets of the Day
Today (May 28) celebrities got excited, failed at grammar, chowed down, chased some business ventures and got familiar with fertilizer.
Today (May 28) celebrities got excited, failed at grammar, chowed down, chased some business ventures and got familiar with fertilizer.
'Weekend Update' host/head-writer Seth Meyers (who's taking over 'Late Night' from Jimmy Fallon next year) and actor Bill Hader had their last episode of 'Saturday Night Live' together on May 18 -- and they said goodbye in a very big way.
For the past seven years, Out magazine has released an annual list of the gay movers and shakers in the political, business and entertainment worlds. This year, famous names like Ellen DeGeneres, Anderson Cooper and list newcomer Frank Ocean made the Top 10.
Instead of appearing on Anderson Cooper's daytime talk show himself, 'Parks and Recreation' star and comedian Aziz Ansari sent in a lookalike and almost fooled Cooper. For a few seconds, anyway.
Huzzah! Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin, who host the best New Year's Eve show ever, shot a pilot together for CNN on Monday, March 25 -- indicating the network may pick them up for a regular series.
If you've ever wanted to make sounds at a pitch high enough to shatter every window in your apartment, rejoice! Video is up of Anderson Cooper snuggling with the face that launched a thousand memes: Grumpy Cat.
Madonna honored longtime pal and recently out Anderson Cooper at the 2013 GLAAD Media Awards -- but of course, it wouldn't be Madonna if she didn't get herself some media attention of her own at the same time.
The 'MDNA' songstress took to the stage in a Boy Scouts uniform as she presented the award to Cooper, making a bold, cheeky and rather admirable statement about the Boy Scouts of America's lack of homosexual campers.
After a long stay in what many considered to be a glass closet, the now openly gay Anderson Cooper is being honored by the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (more commonly known as GLAAD) -- and none other than Madonna.
When CNN producers put Kathy Griffin and Anderson Cooper together five years ago, we aren’t sure they knew exactly the kind of monster they were creating. The two are oddly good together, bringing out the best and worst in each other and making NYE a special time f