You have your face on a tote bag…
Or in this case, HALF your face…
What’s the weirdest thing you have with a celebrity mug on it? Take a picture of it and post it on my facebook wall! I want to see it!
Radio Stuff
Do you love GLEE? Wanna get your hands on Sue Sylvester’s Dodgeball? I’m giving away the official GLEE Dodgeball used by us in the video below:
Winning is easy! Here’s what to do:
1. Take a picture of yourself with a big GLEE-style L on your forhead. Here, like this…
2. Post it on my facebook wall. Here’s the link: http://facebook.com/markkayefans
3. Tell all your friends to comment on your photo. The more comments you have the better your chance of winning!
That’s all you have to do. Seriously, you could be done in like, two minutes. Stop reading and go!
Fun Fact About Me: Before he was famous for being on Bravo or crashing a party at the White House, I stomped on grapes with Tareq Salahi.
Watch the proof:
What’s a fun fact about you? Comment below!
“Hydrangea-gate” has been one of the weirder celebrity controversies in the past few years. What’s most bizarre is that instead of letting it pass, Madonna has thrown fuel on the fire by releasing the following satirical video:
I guess she really does loathe hydrangeas. Not to be out done, and to give a voice to the voiceless flowers which have become the innocent victims of Madonna’s ire, I have produced a similar satirical video:
It’s time someone stuck up for the hydrangeas! Please share this post with the flower-lover in your life.
Was I really only 26 years old? How can the memories be so vivid? I can’t remember things I agreed to in a sales meeting last week but I remember September 11th, 2001 like it was yesterday.
I remember going on the radio and telling everyone to find a television (something I would be fired for on any other day.) But the images of what was happening were too powerful to describe.
I remember getting a phone call from a college friend. His plane had been forced to land in Raleigh, NC. He called looking for a place to stay. I felt horrible telling him that I no longer lived there.
I remember my bosses standing in the studio arguing about something. “You know the world will never be the same, right?” One said to the other. That ended the argument.
A few years ago on the Anniversary of September 11th I broadcast the following message. As I listen to it now I realize that I feel the exact same way. So I won’t try to say the same thing using different words, you can listen to the original broadcast below:
September 11th Monologue: LISTEN NOW
As I sit and watch the 9/11 memorial being unveiled and the families and friends of the dead searching for the names of their loved ones, I realize I remember everything about 9/11/01 except one thing: How I felt before it happened.
I don’t remember what it was like to live in a place where bad people didn’t fly planes into buildings.
I don’t remember what it was like to think of the World Trade Center as a place where thousands of people worked, not a place where thousands of people died.
I don’t remember what the first 26 years of my life felt like. My boss was right. The world will never be the same.
