Thursday, March 4, 2010

Aircheck: Boris' interview with the Record

In honor of WRRV's 15th anniversary, The Times Herald Record will be printing a story along with photos and other memories from our first 15 years on the air. For those of you who missed it this morning, here is just a piece of my in-depth interview with Sandy Tomcho from The Record. The full article will run next Thursday morning.





All of the ex-SNL presidents team up for one video

Will Ferrell, Chevy Chase, Jim Carrey, Fred Armisen, Darrell Hammond, Dan Aykroyd, Maya Rudolph and Dana Carvey all team up for this Funny Or Die video:

Ben from Lost in a prision training film

Michael Emerson, who plays Ben on Lost, is one creepy guy. This is a prison training film from the early 90's where he played a prison counselor. Damn if he still doesn't give me the chills! I just know at the end he's going to release the smoke monster on this unruly prisoner.

You have a dirty mind...

There's nothing wrong with a couple of TV hosts curling on their Wii!

Dancing chicken interrupts class

Wait for the surprise ending...

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Whoopie Goldberg pees her pants

What is going on with Whoopie Goldberg? Seems like she's been using her time away from The View to film some awkward public service announcements about women peeing in their pants. Really! The videos aren't very funny and poorly acted with some strange accents. Apparently she's trying to sell some sort of pee pad for women to wear so they don't wet themselves when they sneeze. According to her, 1 in 3 women pee themselves all the time. Is this actually true? Can any women clear this up for me? And would you buy a pad like this?

Here's one of the weird videos. The rest are available on 1in3likeme.com.

Roger Ebert's new computer voice

We talked about this on the air yesterday... Roger Ebert lost his jaw to cancer, so he's been using a computer to speak to people much like Stephen Hawking. However, computer programmers were able to lift Ebert's actual voice off of hours of his show and commentary on DVDs. The result was debuted on Oprah yesterday. Pretty cool!