Late "Dallas" star Larry Hagman will make a return to TV as one of the stars of a new prank special.
The actor, who died in November, will be one of the celebrities featured in "I Get That a Lot," in which stars masquerade as ordinary people and act like they're not famous when they're recognized.
Find: Larry Hagman in 'Dallas' video clips Hagman filmed his segment in September, and he appears as a salesman offering free samples of barbecue sauce, according to TV Guide.
The special, which will air in the spring, will also feature Jane Seymour and comedian Cheech Marin.
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Whatcom Museum Welcomes Collector/Comedian Cheech Marin for Exhibition Opening in January
Comedy and culture lovers have a chance to indulge doubly when Cheech Marin, the well-known entertainer, comes to Bellingham, WA on Jan. 11, 2013 to open an exhibition at the Whatcom Museum featuring works from his renowned collection by Mexican-American artists.
Chicanitas: Small Paintings from the Cheech Marin Collection {size doesn’t matter} opens to the public on Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, and will be on view at the Whatcom Museum’s Lightcatcher building through March 24, 2013.
Marin is the featured guest at the show’s member preview, Jan. 11, from 5-8 pm and will deliver a public lecture at 2 pm Jan. 12 in the Rotunda Room at the Museum’s Old City Hall building. That same evening he’ll be on hand at the Pickford Film Center on Bay Street to screen the 25th anniversary showing of Born in East LA, followed by a Q&A. Showtime is 6:30 pm.
Chicanitas: Small Paintings from the Cheech Marin Collection {size doesn’t matter} opens to the public on Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, and will be on view at the Whatcom Museum’s Lightcatcher building through March 24, 2013.
Marin is the featured guest at the show’s member preview, Jan. 11, from 5-8 pm and will deliver a public lecture at 2 pm Jan. 12 in the Rotunda Room at the Museum’s Old City Hall building. That same evening he’ll be on hand at the Pickford Film Center on Bay Street to screen the 25th anniversary showing of Born in East LA, followed by a Q&A. Showtime is 6:30 pm.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to Induct Lou Adler
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will induct Lou Adler at its April 18th induction ceremony in Los Angeles, California. This is the first time the ceremony will be on the West coast. It will also be the first time tickets will be available to the public.
Adler produced most of the Cheech and Chong albums, as well as directed Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke. Although, Cheech and Tommy claim they did most of the directing.
Adler also owns the rights to all their albums. This is unheard of nowadays, but was fairly commonplace in the 70s.
Adler produced most of the Cheech and Chong albums, as well as directed Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke. Although, Cheech and Tommy claim they did most of the directing.
Adler also owns the rights to all their albums. This is unheard of nowadays, but was fairly commonplace in the 70s.
Friday, December 07, 2012
Tommy Chong is Trending All Over the Place
Tommy Chong did a press tour yesterday talking about the possibility of pot legalization. Now, he's trending all over the search engines.
On Current TV, Tommy said the DEA will be disbanded. He must be high because drug enforcement is a business. Obama will never disband it.
Marijuana advocate Tommy Chong had a bizarre yet hilarious interview with Stuart Varney on Varney & Co. Chong maintained that marijuana increases fine motor skills, and that this is why professional golfers use marijuana to improve their game. He argued that "potheads" were responsible for President Obama's re-election. The best moment came when Chong speculated that Varney himself is a pot smoker.
On Current TV, Tommy said the DEA will be disbanded. He must be high because drug enforcement is a business. Obama will never disband it.
Marijuana advocate Tommy Chong had a bizarre yet hilarious interview with Stuart Varney on Varney & Co. Chong maintained that marijuana increases fine motor skills, and that this is why professional golfers use marijuana to improve their game. He argued that "potheads" were responsible for President Obama's re-election. The best moment came when Chong speculated that Varney himself is a pot smoker.
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