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June 5, 2009

The Early Show Asks Neil Patrick Harris About Kate Gosselin's Mullet For Some Reason

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The most charming celebrity, Neil Patrick Harris, was on CBS's Early Show this morning to speak briskly about his Tony-hosting gig and about getting advice from Whoopi Goldberg and Hugh Jackman. The funniest part was when they showed a picture of a makeup-and-tattoo-covered, very serious-looking NPH In Cabaret ("I had to dye my underarm hair blue-black for six months"), but the weirdest part was when they showed him a picture of how he would look with Kate from Jon And Kate Plus 8's terrible haircut.

Why did they think NPH would care? And it's sort of paparazzi-like that they're asking unrelated celebrities to comment on the Jon And Kate scandal. Also, I totally think they asked him about that show because they think because he's gay he must watch TLC all the time, which is a harmful stereotype. It was great how he basically completely dismissed the show, though. Fight the Jon And Kate Plus 8 power, Doogie.

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Max the King of All Wild Things

Seriously though, her haircut is terrible.

Posted by: Max the King of All Wild Things profile link at 06/05/09 1:07 PM | Reply
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Nicolina Marie

I really want to meet her hair stylist. If he/she convinced her that her hair was "a look," I need to know what else this hair stylist is capable of.

Posted by: Nicolina Marie profile link in reply to Max the King of All Wild Things's comment at 06/05/09 6:17 PM | Reply
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so NPH was talking about getting pointers from previous hosts of the Tony's, and i quote "hugh said, between commercial breaks, between segments.... they're longer than most...."

run to the bathroom????

BOOM!! also, i lose. apparently wolverine's advice is to "keep the crowd warmed up." so underwhelming somehow.

Posted by: grasshopper profile link at 06/05/09 1:31 PM | Reply
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Chris

My eighth grad emo friend had a haircut like that. He was a guy. Every time I see her haircut I think she's a guy.

Posted by: Chris profile link at 06/05/09 1:53 PM | Reply
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Calliwell

Emo's & Kate stole their hair from fly black women. Look it up, talk about it over your friends at dinner.

Posted by: Calliwell profile link in reply to Chris's comment at 06/05/09 2:16 PM | Reply
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Carrie

"Also, I totally think they asked him about that show because they think because he's gay he must watch TLC all the time, which is a harmful stereotype." So wait, thinking that gay people watch TLC is a harmful stereotype, yet that's the only reason you can come up with for why they would have asked him about it? I can't even tell if you're being purposefully ironic or not.

Posted by: Carrie profile link at 06/05/09 1:56 PM | Reply
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Calliwell

The NPH "hey get it! I'm gay!" thing reached it's point when he was the Shoe Fairy in Seseme Street.

Posted by: Calliwell profile link at 06/05/09 2:14 PM | Reply
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Oh god, I have the biggest crush on Neil Patrick Harris. He's like the antidote to the gay stereotype, I love it.

Posted by: samwise at 06/05/09 6:27 PM | Reply
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Niamh

"Wow. Really, really." Yeah, that's about right, NPH.

Posted by: Niamh profile link at 06/06/09 1:15 PM | Reply
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okay, but we all need to confront the elephant in the room of all these early show clips. how did that one guy get to be the host? i don't get it! and i don't think that's any agism talking. he might be perfectly likable in person, he's kind of awkward as host.

Posted by: genevieveyorke profile link at 06/08/09 5:34 PM | Reply
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