I’ve fallen in love with “The New Normal” on NBC, but this episode is a MUST WATCH! In this episode of “The New Normal”, the cast is trying to decide if some of the show’s guests are gay or not gay.
It addresses a lot about stereotypes when judging whether or not you think someone might be. Even if you don’t like “The New Normal”, then you gotta check out this episode.
You can watch the entire episode of “The New Normal” titled “Gay or Not Gay” here:
On Thursday morning, I sat and watched Ann Curry say a tearful good-bye to her viewers on Today. Clearly, the news veteran was teary eyed. Just a little over a year ago, she started her dream job as the co-host of Today. Now, she’s been forced out.
Curry’s tenure at Today spans my entire journalistic career including my time studying broadcasting in college. As such, she is truly someone I admire and aspire to be like. Her poise under pressure and her story telling ability is unparalleled.
The way Ann was treated is embarrassing, but she isn’t the one who should be embarrassed or the one taking accountability for failure. NBC should be ashamed of themselves for acting too fast making themselves look like amateurs.
Ann Curry broke the news that she has been asked to leave her post as Today co-anchor on Thursday morning. As we first told you in the overnight hours, after more than two decades on the show, Ann’s run as co-host will end after only one year in the top job. From her current role on Today, Curry will move into a new position as Today show anchor-at-large and NBC News national/international correspondent. This, however, might not be the the most shocking news on this topic.
The rumor mill is spinning that Ann’s departure could lead to a reunion between Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford, who co-hosted Live with Regis and Kathie Lee from 1988 to 2000. GaySocialites.com spoke with a Today insider who says there is “a good chance” Regis and Kathie Lee will soon be co-hosting the fourth hour of Today.
BREAKING NEWS: Ann Curry is saying good-bye to her role as Today co-anchor. After only one year in the top job, Curry will tell viewers on Thursday that she is moving on to a new position at NBC.
It looks like there will be a changing of the guard once again at Today on NBC. After having only been a co-anchor on mornings leading news program for a year, the New York Times is reporting that Ann Curry is going to be replaced following a streak of sub par ratings.
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