so this isn’t rocket science. what’s funny is funny, and i think CBS got it right with this one. it was just announced that episodes of the april fool’s day special ‘i get that a lot’ have been reordered by CBS.
similar to everyone’s favorite candid camera shows, the situation is this: a real celeb goes to work at a run-of-the-mill restaurant or otherwise obscure place. customers unaware of the prank are then left to stare & wonder. could that really be her/him?? most people will muster up the courage to tell the “employee” that they look like the famous person. to which, and here comes the tv title, the celebs reply yea, i get that a lot.
i absolutely died laughing while watching the pranks. and apparently so did a lot of people because the premeire episode on april 1st garnered nearly ten million viewers! CBS will be airing specials of the show with new celebs each quarter. should be a money-maker! in the meantime, check out heidi klum at a pizza place & jessica simpson as a computer specialist below.
what do you do when your whole life’s on camera? well, poking a little fun at yourself couldn’t hurt. the old make ‘em laugh with you & not at you. so when jennifer aniston accepted the crystal award at the women in film awards this past friday night, that’s exactly what she did. gots to give her props, too, because her speech was pretty darn funny.
did he clear this with angelina first? brad pitt ventured out by his lonesome yesterday to the international art show 
i was immediately aware of my age for the first time ever last night, & the MTV movie awards were the culprit. since when did being 23 mean you were out of the MTV generation? it was quite a sight – girls screaming, dumb jokes & hype over soon-to-be-released tweenie flicks. this display served as a distraction to how horrible the award show actually was, but that’s another topic.
