This one really pulled the rug from under me.
I’ve always respected the Cos, and am crushed that he appears to share chronosomes with Bubba Clinton.
I’d like to hear the evidence first.
There have been lots of witch hunts over the past decades from the “Believe the Children” nursery school witch hunt to the “Lets nail every priest to the door” witch hunt to the “They’re white males, so it has to be so” Duke Lacrosse witch hunt.
Yes, there are victims, but there is also a terrible hysteria and those who latch on to it.
I want to see the evidence first before I judge.
Female staffers at “The Late Show With David Letterman” are breathing a collective sigh of relief they don’t have to deal with an upcoming Bill Cosby appearance. A source close to the show tells Confidenti@l that the disgraced comic had some truly bizarre backstage requests.
“He’d include as a request, before he arrived, that the young girls, interns and assistants, all had to gather around in the green room backstage and sit down and watch him eat curry,” our stunned source explains. “No one would say anything, and he would sit silently eating and make us watch and want us to watch.”
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/confidential/cbs-women-curry-favor-article-1.2020179
Heard on TV this morning another woman has sued him.
This reminds me of the movie “A Family Thing” starring James Earl Jones and Robert Duval, set in the deep south. Duval’s character’s mother dies and leaves him a letter revealing that Duval is half black, because his father impregnated a black girl, Jones’ mother, when she was still a single teenager, making Jones and Duval half-brothers. But Duval’s father and his wife had taken the baby and raised him with no knowledge of his true origins. And part of the estate settlement of Duval’s mother is that Duval must go to Chicago and find Jones and reveal the blood relationship.
What makes the task more onerous for Duval is that all his life, presuming himself to be white, he’d had the mindset of a borderline Klansman. The rest of it is quite ironic and wryly funny.
My point is that Duval’s character’s father, and Slick Willie must have some genetic linkage, too.
“This one really pulled the rug from under me.”
Same here. I was hoping his only issue was racism, but I gave him a pass because he grew up in a time when racism was rampant and he experienced things that could make a guy be a bit racist.