pretty picture. and what about playboy magazine deciding to give up on nudity? first the latest on the condition of lamar odom. he was in a coma for several days. he woke up yesterday and spoke to his estranged wife and reality co-star khloe kardashian. here s what is bothering me. the hospital and the police didn t release any information. and yet somehow many sordid details are all over the news. allegations of drug use and debauchery. the specific escort package that he ordered at the love ranch, even the price tag. how did this happen? one reason was the frequent media appearances by the owner of the love ranch dennis huff who had a long running show called cat house. take a look. he spent $75,000 and that was his number, what he wanted is two girls 24 hours a day to take care of any of his needs.
david axelrod knows and he doesn t paint a pretty picture. speaking of pictures what happen one former center field thinks about the magazine deciding to give up on nudity. first the latest on the condition of lamar odom. he was in a coma for several days. odom woke up yesterday and spoke to his estranged wife and reality co-star khloe kardashian. here s what is bothering me. the hospital and the police didn t release any information. and yet somehow many sordid details are all over the news. allegations of drug use and debauchery. the specific escort package that he ordered at the love ranch, in crystal, nevada, even the price tag. how did this happen? one reason was the frequent media appearances by the owner of the love ranch, dennis huff, who had a long running show called cat house. take a look. he spent $75,000 and that was
and so i backed up and almost never really made any kind of personal detailed reference to my family. i felt i had a responsibility to protect. it s not that easy to have to have a celebrity parent can be a real pain in the neck and i realize that now more than i did than when i was there. there s another woman in your life who paid a great tribute to you, oprah, when she ended her long-running show. it s been an amazing year with larry king, my predecessor and regis philbin ending his long running show, oprah ending hers. let s watch a little clip from the oprah finale, which had a touching moment with you. that first day in 1984 all of my bosses, every single person in my life said you are walking into a land mine, you re going to be in chicago up against phil donahue and he is going to blow your socks off.
incredibly generous to me. she give me my first interview when i launched the show, gave me two hours and sold it out there for me for a week after. it was an amazingly gracious thing for her to have done. what do you think of oprah? i think oprah has risen to a level in the stratosphere unknown to all of us. it s a wonderful, wonderful story. she is an unparalleled success in our business. why do you think? well, i think she s she s a compelling personality. and i think, you know, she elicits a real feeling of a heart-felt feeling from her viewers and from the guests as well. i d never met her before she walked through the door for my first interview. she s genuine. oprah winfrey, beneath the billions, the empire, the mythology, the tabloid headlines is a genuine woman. i don t think she could get to where she is without be a
my bosses, every single person in my life said you are walking into a land mine, you re going to be in chicago up against phil donahue and he is going to blow your socks off. well, she didn t do too badly. oprah s a great oprah was incredibly generous to me. she give me my first interview when i launched the show, gave me two hours and sold it out there for me for a week after. it was an amazingly gracious thing for her to have done. what do you think of oprah? i think oprah has risen to a level in the stratosphere unknown to all of us. it s a wonderful, wonderful story. she is an unparalleled success in our business. why do you think? well, i think she s she s a compelling personality. and i think, you know, she