Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Johnny Depp Causes Near Riot in New York

This was the biggest and rowdiest crowd I've ever seen outside the LETTERMAN show. There were three fights, at least two people were inadvertently hit in the face including Johnny Depp, pictures were ripped and it was bitter cold - through it all Johnny was gracious, patient, and fearless enough to sign a ton of autographs and pose for photos.

Friday, November 19, 2010

Nicki Minaj Causes Pandemonium Signing Autographs in NYC

Nicki Minaj was visibly stressed and overwhelmed by the numerous requests for autographs and photos from her throng of fans. Some of them waited for over four hours to see and travelled from as far away as Colorado and Miami. Nicki was gracious and tried to accommodate everyone, and even rolled down the window of her SUV to take a few more photos with fans until one got too close. I have to admit that I was surprised by how pretty Nicki Minaj was in person. )You never know with photoshop these days.) And she appeared to have lost a significant amount of weight.

Jim Carrey Briefly Signs Autographs in NYC After Taping "The Late Show with David Letterman"

Most of the fans outside of Ed Sullivan theater were apparently waiting for Nicki Minaj, but Jim Carrey had some fans there too - some of whom kept referring to him as The Cable Guy. Jim Carrey briefly signed some autographs and posed for a few photos, but unlike Nicki Minaj, he didn't roll down the window of his SUV on the corner of 53rd and 8th to sign more autographs.

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Thursday, November 4, 2010

Tina Fey Signs Autographs for Radio Man in NYC

To the dismay of a lot of her fans, Tina Fey only signed autographs for Radio Man; however, when Radio Man asked Tina if she wanted to sign a photo of the two of them together she declined. The photo was probably from when Radion Man made a cameo appearance on 30 Rock. That's correct, the homeless man in the video was actually on Tina's show.

Slash Signs Autographs in NYC After THE LATE SHOW

Slash's bodyguard was very cautious about repeat autograph seekers. He had a keen eye and was quick to say, "That's it my man, we got to get going." Despite repeated pleas and attempts by professional "graphers", the bodyguard didn't bulge - he simply stated, "That's it!" Obviously, the bodyguard didn't have the recession in mind. It's probably hard out here for a "grapher" and Slash didn't seem to mind signing autographs, so I wonder what the big deal was.