Comedians

Ron White's onstage persona often includes him holding a glass of whiskey and making jokes about drinking alcohol. While it is part of his act and adds to his comedic style, it is unlikely that he is actually drinking alcohol during his performances. Most comedians, including Ron White, are professionals who prioritize delivering a consistent and high-quality performance, which would be compromised by consuming alcohol on stage.

Ms. Swan is a fictional character portrayed by a male actor, Alex Borstein, on the television show "MADtv." The character is intended to be a woman, but the portrayal involves exaggerated mannerisms and speech patterns for comedic effect. Therefore, Ms. Swan is a character played by a man to portray a woman.

Nope, he has a wife and kids.

-What does this even suppose to mean? Gays can be married with women as well as straight guys can, for God's sake!

He told me before his show today that he was once given 1,000 free pairs of knee high light socks and he has been wearing them ever since.

According to his assistant, Stephanie Birkitt, the socks are actually light gray, and he has never given anyone a straight answer as to why he wears them. Once, on a dare (hers), he wore fluorescent pink socks on the show.

One credible though unsubstantiated theory is that the socks are a subtle protest: When Letterman moved to CBS, his new contract stipulated that he (as well as Paul Schaeffer and all male band members) wear a suit or coat and tie on the air. (At NBC he typically wore slacks and a sweater.) The contract said nothing about socks, however; so, the theory goes, his light gray socks are a passive and humorous form of rebellion against the CBS dress code.

Chris Rock faced several challenges as a child, including growing up in a low-income neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, where he experienced poverty and violence. He also struggled with bullying and racism, which impacted his self-esteem and confidence. Despite these challenges, Rock used humor as a coping mechanism and eventually channeled his experiences into his successful career as a comedian and actor.

USV stands for United States Volunteers, which was a temporary military unit during the Spanish-American War. In the movie "Night at the Museum," Theodore Roosevelt, played by Robin Williams, wears the USV uniform to reflect his historical role as a Rough Rider during the war. So, next time you see Robin Williams in that uniform, remember it's all about that USV swag.

Nope, not even close. Robin Williams and Rod Taylor are not related. They may have both been talented actors, but that's where the family tree ends. So, sorry to burst your bubble, but nope, no family connection there.

The guest who appeared most frequently on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" was comedian Bob Hope, with over 130 appearances. Other notable frequent guests included actor and singer Bing Crosby, actress Joan Rivers, and comedian Don Rickles. These guests were favorites of Johnny Carson and helped contribute to the show's success over the years.

Oh honey, no. Robin Williams may have been a comedic genius, but he's not playing George Washington in a Dodge commercial. That role would be a bit out of his league, don't you think? But hey, I'd pay good money to see him try!

The comedian known for the catchphrase "chase me" is Eddie Murphy. Eddie Murphy is a renowned actor and comedian who rose to fame in the 1980s through his work on Saturday Night Live and in films such as "Beverly Hills Cop" and "Coming to America." The catchphrase "chase me" was often used by Murphy in his stand-up comedy routines and became one of his signature lines.

Oh, dude, they're not related at all. It's like asking if apples and oranges are distant cousins. Lewis Black is a comedian known for his angry rants, and Jack Black is the lovable goofball from movies like "School of Rock." They're like two totally different flavors of ice cream, you know?

From Bartlett's Book of Quotations: "Meanwhile, one can imagine the pride that the editors felt in managing to add, with a precise citation to an 1887 vaudeville routine by Joseph Weber and Lew Fields: "Who was that lady I saw you with last night?" "She ain't no lady; she's my wife.""

Well, honey, some people might find David Letterman annoying because of his sarcastic humor or his sometimes awkward interviews. But hey, comedy is subjective, so what annoys one person might crack up another. At the end of the day, it's all about personal taste, so if he's not your cup of tea, just change the channel and move on with your fabulous life.

Jeff Foxworthy does a three-finger salute at the end of "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?" as a nod to the show's premise, which is based on the elementary school tradition of using three fingers to signal a correct answer. This gesture symbolizes the connection between the contestants and the elementary school students who serve as their lifelines on the show. It also serves as a visual cue for the audience, reinforcing the educational theme of the program.

Oh, what a lovely question! Robin Williams was known for his kind heart and infectious laughter. While he didn't talk much about his personal beliefs, he did incorporate themes of love and compassion in his work, which touched the hearts of many. Let's remember him for the joy he brought to the world.

Cantinflas, whose real name was Mario Moreno, was a Mexican actor, producer, and screenwriter. He was best known for his work in Mexican cinema during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema in the mid-20th century. Cantinflas was a highly influential and beloved figure in Mexican popular culture, known for his comedic timing and unique style of humor.

Ah, the wonderful world of Johnny Carson! He had several memorable characters on his show, such as Art Fern, Floyd R. Turbo, and Aunt Blabby. Each character brought their own unique charm and humor to "The Tonight Show," creating moments that still bring smiles to our faces today.

No. Even though he has never served in the military he did receive the rank he currently wears from the Nebraska National Guard Command Sergent Major. He received his honorary Command Sergent Major rank for all he has done for the Nebraska National Guard.

It happened back un 1982 in ny city. Cosby, drunk with power, aproches a midget in a green windbreaker eating chocolate puddin, cosby out of rage, starts beating the living hell out of the poor little guy, screaming " Jello Pudd'n!" Repeatedly whilst striking the midget in the face.