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  Anderson Cooper Rescues Young Haitian Boy

  This video has violence and blood – so be warned. It also shows courage and true human spirit. Anderson Cooper rescued a Haitian boy from looting chaos. Instead of being the reporter, he jumped in and carried the tween off the floor and away from the madness. Blood everywhere.

  Full story here in Anderson’s own words. Definitely worth a read. I hope he is ok.

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  13 Comments » 1220 days ago

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  Kathy Griffin Drops An “F-Bomb” On New Year’s Eve Special

  Kathy Griffin co-hosted CNN’s New Year Eve special with Anderson Cooper last night, but will it be her last? While the two were discussing some of the big news stories of the year, she purposely “toys” with the name Falcon (the balloon boy).

  In Kathy’s defense, CNN can’t act too shocked, as she was pretty racy last year when they had her on, as well. She had given an obscene shout to an off-camera “heckler” as they were about to go to commercial. So, they sort of knew what they were in for, right?

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  I had to watch the video twice because I didn’t even catch it. Most viewers probably didn’t either.

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  Celebs Turn Out For CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute

  On November 26, CNN will air a special called ‘CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute’ . It honors “ordinary” people who are contributing to their communities.

  The ten people selected were awarded $25,000 and honored with a documentary tribute and a celebrity introduction. Anderson Cooper hosted the event.

  “With the recognition they receive on our stage,” said Cooper, who hosted the tribute, “they’ll be able to help thousands and thousands of people. Through their efforts, lives will be changed and lives will be saved.”

  Some of the celebs who attended include Eva Mendes, AnnaLynne McCord, Carrie Underwood, Debi Mazar, Greg Kinnear, Holly Robinson Peete, Jenna Fischer, Leona Lewis, Neil Patrick Harris, Terrence Howard, Laila Ali, Masi Oka, and Ricki Lake
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  11 Comments » 1278 days ago

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  Anderson Cooper On Ellen DeGeneres

  This is so much fun! Anderson Cooper spent his segment talking about reality television with Ellen DeGeneres. And guess which one they spent the most time over – The Real Housewives!!

  Oh NeNe – did she really drunk dial Anderson? LOL!

   

   

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  2 Comments » 1524 days ago

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  Another Busy Weekend At LAX

  Loads of celebrities were once again photographed arriving to LAX this past weekend. Some of my favorites like the yummy Anderson Cooper, adorable couple Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, beautiful Marisa Tomei, and the sexy Colin Farrell were all spotted getting ready to fly out of Los Angeles.

  All in all I have the strongest urge to wait at the airport and see if I can run into anyone. I’d pay lots of money if I could accidentally run into Hugh Jackman or Christian Bale…Mmmmm…..

  Photos by Bauer Griffin

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  Anderson Coopers Refuses To Cover Heath Ledger’s Death

  Anderson Cooper is taking a stand, and says he will not cover Heath Ledger’s death because of all the speculation going on.He wrote in a blog on CNN,
  

  “For the last two nights we have reported on actor Heath Ledger. His shocking death is clearly a story a lot of people are interested in, but tonight we will not be reporting more on it. The truth is there is not really anything new to report.
  The full results of the various tests done on Mr. Ledger will not be ready for perhaps a few weeks and there is very little new information. I have no doubt other networks will spend a lot of time tonight discussing his death and the various rumors about what might have caused it, but I am not a fan of speculation, so unless there is something really new to discuss we probably won’t be covering it anymore anytime soon.”

  And in other news, I never thought I’d say this, but Star Jones made me cry.She wrote a great article for the Huffington post on Heath’s death and I actually agree with everything she has to say,
  

  “This man has a two-year-old daughter. His family is going through the worst time in their lives. Their hearts are broken, they’re numb, they can’t understand what’s going on right now. Michelle Williams is trying to figure out how to explain to their little girl that she will never see her daddy again. It’s heartbreaking, tragic, and it’s being used to fuel our never ceasing desire to eavesdrop on the lives of others.
  Please let them grieve in privacy and dignity for a few days at least for goodness sake. As far as I’m aware, Heath Ledger never did anything but conduct himself in the most respectful and charismatic way. He gave us exactly what we asked of him — good entertainment and our $12 worth when we sat our butts in the seats of a movie theater. He made his living in the entertainment business, but he purposely chose not to make his life that way. He was by all accounts a normal guy in every way, a regular dad who was often photographed walking down the streets of Manhattan or Brooklyn with his daugther, Matilda.
  The scene outside his apartment on the night Ledger died made me sick to my stomach. People gawking and waiting around for a body bag to be removed….Someone who was loved is in that bag… and trust me it takes more than a minute to get used to that.
  Might I suggest that we in the media, instead of reporting on the dead based on gossip, rumor, innuendo and anonymous sources, choose to honor this man’s memory based on his talent and the good taste we all should be exercising. My heart goes out to the family of Heath Ledger.”

  I am so hoping that more media outlets follow suit. This just doesn’t need to turn into an Anna Nicole Smith spectacle. When someone dies, the family has a RIGHT to grieve in peace.We don’t need another media circus.
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  39 Comments » 1945 days ago