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Aaron Rodgers, Superbowl MVP
What happens when you win the Super Bowl? And especially when you are the Superbowl MVP? Contrary to the commercials we’ve all gotten used to seeing over the years, you do not go directly to Disney World. Or, maybe you do go there for a victory parade, but you don’t get to hang out there on vacation.
The winning Superbowl team has many appearances to make, like Aaron Rodgers on Letterman last night. Aaron Rodgers seemed tired on Letterman. Or maybe just really laid-back. He deserves some time to celebrate.
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Some little boys are generally all about Tonka trucks, trains, and super heros. But Rachel Weisz’s son, he has two passions. On a recent visit to The Letterman Show said about her son, “He’s really into firemen — and women’s breasts.”
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President Barack Obama appeared on David Letterman last night and talked about everything from his family to health care reform. And Obama showed off his keen sense of humor and comic timing, as seen in this clip when Dave asked him about Jimmy Carter’s theory that the recent vitriol and hatred directed towards him in many town hall meetings and debates is fueled by racism. “It’s important to realize that I was actually black before the election,” Obama deadpanned, drawing a huge laugh from the crowd and leaving Dave in hysterics. See the video after the jump.
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