Al Roker’s Awkward Live TV Moment After Jenna Bush Hager’s Shocking Kiss Claim

The blunder took place during the June 10th episode of Today, following Al Roker’s popular trip to Epic Universe and within the daily Morning Boost segment presented by Bush Hager. In this segment, Bush Hager showcased a notable event about her paternal grandmother, Barbara Bush, who received a special stamp in recognition. At this point, JBH inadvertently asked her colleague if he recalled kissing his grandmother. However, upon noticing the dismay on her co-anchor’s face, she soon understood that it was actually weatherman Willard Scott who kissed her grandma. When addressing the situation (via People), Roker responded:

Jonathan Mayers, co-founder of Outside Lands and Bonnaroo, dead at 51

Previous associates of Mayers at Superfly conveyed a message to Billboard: “We are deeply saddened by Jonathan’s demise. He was an adored piece of Superfly’s tale, interwoven into its past and future. Besides the part he played in bringing happiness to countless people, we will miss his quick-witted humor, captivating smile, and infectious laughter. There was no one who could brighten a room quite like Jon.

Candace Cameron Bure Shared Throwback Post With Jennifer Aniston, Danica McKellar And Tons Of Other Sitcom Stars In ‘90s TV Movie, And I’m Bursting With Nostalgia

Back in 1990, there was a show called “Camp Cucamonga” that children might recall. Nicknamed the “wackiest, funniest summer getaway,” it aired on NBC. If you missed out on this ’90s treasure, brace yourself for a wave of nostalgia that’ll send you reeling from your high-tops! Recently, Candace Cameron Bure posted some photos and videos on Instagram reminiscing about the show.

Call Her Alex

How did the initially explicit “Call Her Daddy” podcast, which started out chronicling the sexual adventures of two 20-something roommates on the Lower East Side, transform into the mainstream phenomenon it is today? The key to this transformation lies in the widespread appeal of Alex Cooper’s and Sofia Franklyn’s uncensored humor. This appeal grew rapidly, reaching millions, thanks to partnerships with Barstool Sports, Spotify, and most recently, a three-year contract with Sirius XM worth an estimated $125 million. To truly comprehend the expansion of the show into a media empire, one must understand Cooper’s true character. The Hulu documentary “Call Her Alex” presumably aims to provide this insight. However, in its two brief episodes (released as a series rather than a full-length film, possibly due to marketing strategies), it serves more as a promotional tool for Cooper’s brand rather than a genuine portrait of the podcaster.