David Letterman’s Peers Take Aim; Well, Mainly His Rival Jay Leno
Ken Tucker wrapped up the rest of the late night Letterman jokes on EW.com. Jimmy Fallon had one: “There’s a new book out called ‘Why Women Have Sex’ that has a list of the 237 reasons why women have sex, and Letterman knows the top ten.”
Bill Maher was Bill Maher: “I’ve never had sex with members of my staff – the guests, yes, of course, but not the staff.”
And Conan O’Brien tried to avoid the issue, until his first guest Drew Carey brought it up. “Man, I would hate to be on opposite Letterman tonight with all that sex stuff going on,” joked Carey, to a “no comment” from O’Brien.
Jimmy Kimmel didn’t touch it, and Craig Ferguson, like Letterman himself, taped his Friday show on Thursday.
Here’s Leno’s monologue last night:
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Steve, Now that Leno has opened the door it is just a matter of time before everyone else starts joking about Letterman getting caught with his Worldwide Pants down. I can hear the keyboards clicking away already, let the games begin!
As for “Who is the predator in this joke?” It depends on whether or not Letterman used his position to have sex with these women.
You must admit that Jay Leno was funny. I wonder what Sarah “Caribou Barbie” Palin is saying about Letterman’s latest dust-up, since she took offense to his comments about her daughter.
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Yeah, Letterman sleeping with college students.. definitely out of line to use material like this.. HA!
Rory Kennedy To Produce Rosie O’Donnell’s New Talk Show

Our sister site Gossip Cop broke the news on Friday that Rosie O'Donnell was signing a deal with Warner Brothers to have her own talk show in syndication by 2011-2012 (coincidentally when Queen Oprah is going off the air). Now Gossip Cop has confirmed: the show will be produced by none other than Robert F. Kennedy's daughter, Rory Kennedy.
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At 1 pm today, MSNBC was reporting that Democratic House member Bart Stupak was voting "yes" on the health care bill, via a chyron on the bottom of their screen, even as the hosts were saying he was "close to" a deal. C-Span repeated the same story. At 1:20 pm Stupak told reporters that he's still planning on voting no, but "getting there." So how did a major news org end up reporting otherwise?
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