Every afternoon I stand by a second floor window in the Ed Sullivan Theater and take mediocre photos of guests as they enter and leave the Late Show with David Letterman. In the foreground of each shot is a wad of old gum I noticed on the window ledge. There may be better paparazzi photos on the internet, but this is the only place you'll find the juxtaposition of celebrities and hardened gum. Enjoy!
Yeah, but I jumped the gum a long time ago. Check out last year's May sweeps entry: http://www.celebrigum.com/2011/05/may-sweeps-episode-starring-wynton.html
Not gum, Gumby, dammit!
ReplyDeleteHe's smiling now, but we'll see how he feels after five years of soot, heat, rain, and snow.
DeleteTypical "jump the gum" ratings stunt!
DeleteYeah, but I jumped the gum a long time ago. Check out last year's May sweeps entry: http://www.celebrigum.com/2011/05/may-sweeps-episode-starring-wynton.html
DeleteIsn't Gumby Canadian? If so, typical Canadian's coming over here to take American gum jobs.
ReplyDeleteGumby's creator, Art Clokey, was American. Typical American, creating the aura of being Canadian in order to fool young people.
DeleteThat would be a nice brand of beer "Canadian Aura".
DeleteOr a knock-off gingerale brand trying to evoke "Canada Dry."
Delete"The Dark Knight Rises?" The Gum is a regular Heath...Ledger.
ReplyDeleteWow. If that actually meant something, you and I would be geniuses.
DeleteI like to imagine that "CelebriGumby" beat "CelebriGummy Bear" in a very close audition for the role.
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