The last page of Norm just napalming various celebrities.
In a recent interview,
Christie Brinkley suggested that football players should have special
gloves connected to lights on their helmets. That way, when they catch
the ball, you'll know who has possession. Read these, and other
interesting ideas, in Christie's new book, "I'm an Idiot."11/11/95 - S21E5
Polygram
Records has acquired half of Entertainment Tonight host John Tesh's
music label, paying Tesh eight million dollars for the right to
distribute his New Age music worldwide. If I ever decide to kill
myself, that would be the last line of my suicide note.10/21/95 - S21E3
Finally, the Rolling Stones are back on tour again, and Keith Richards
says that he is thrilled to still be doing what he's been doing for
twenty-five years -- cheating death.10/18/97 - S23E3
Well,
you gotta hand it to Dan Quayle, huh, for finally changing his image.
You used to look at him and think, "Potatoe spelled with an E." Now you
look at him and think, "Blood clot."12/10/94 - S20E8
John
Goodman has announced that he will not be returning to "Roseanne" next
year. So how will the show get rid of him on screen? Well, insiders now
say that over the last few episodes of the season, Roseanne will
gradually eat him. 1/20/96 - S21E11 Magician David Copperfield has announced plans to open his own theme restaurant. The theme? "I Don't Deserve My Girlfriend."4/20/96 - S21E18 For
the fifth year in a row, People Magazine has named John F. Kennedy,
Junior, one of its fifty most beautiful people. Meanwhile, Big Red
Nose Magazine has named Ted Kennedy one of its fifty faces most ravaged
by drink.5/6/95 - S20E19
While performing in New York this week, to a packed audience, Yoko Ono
shocked the crowd by tearing up a Bible. Most shocking of all? Yoko Ono
performed to a packed audience. 5/18/96 - S21E20
Julia
Roberts told reporters this week that her marriage to Lyle Lovett has
been over for some time. The key moment, she said, came when she
realized that she was Julia Roberts, and that she was married to Lyle
Lovett.
4/8/95 - S20E17 Our
top story tonight... this week, after months of speculation, sitcom
star Ellen Degeneres finally admitted that yes, she is gay. Inspired by
her courage, today diet guru Richard Simmons admitted that he is
really, really, really, really gay.4/12/97 - S22E17
In a
recent interview, Paul McCartney confessed that Bob Dylan turned the
Beatles on to marijuana. In return, George Harrison turned Dylan on to
looking old and haggard.9/27/97 - S23E1
Last
weekend in Washington, a new museum dedicated to broadcast journalism
opened. Where visitors can appear on camera, and pretend they are news
anchors. So far, the museum has been visited more than two hundred
times by Tabitha Soren.4/12/97 - S22E17 And
in a recent interview, tenor Luciano Pavarotti says that he is so in
love with his new girlfriend, that he likes to run nude on the beach
with her. Read all about this in this month's issue of "Things That
Make Me Vomit." 3/23/96 - S21E16
Ricki
Lake, you know, she really is an animal lover. She has three cats, two
dogs, and a big ass that follows her around everywhere.11/19/94 - S20E6
And now, Weekend Update would like to wish a
happy birthday to comic legend George Burns, who turned one hundred years old
today. (a long round of cheers and applause from the audience) You know, I don't know the secret to his longevity, but I think
I speak for all of us when I say I hope Pauly Shore doesn't know it
either.
1/20/96- S21E11
And
finally, in entertainment news, ex-Playboy centerfold Anna Nicole Smith
has filed for bankruptcy. And saddest of all, she slept with this guy.
For nothing!2/10/96 - S21E12
The
most famous vinyard in France, Chateu Mouton Rothschild, has been
getting complaints about a new wine label, which features a sketch of a
naked woman. It should be noted, however, that the sketch is of Sally
Jesse Raphael.1/11/97 - S22E10
And
finally, when Richard Gere made his first appearance recently on the
Oprah Winfrey Show, the two got along famously. But all that may change
when the actor hears about this month's Oprah Winfrey Book Club
selection. It's called "What Really Happened?" by Richard Gere's gerbil.11/8/97 - S23E5
Next up, let's do one last page of Norm Macdonald - King of the Hate Mail. In which Norm finally gets his wish, and they finally do fire him.