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Actor and former athlete Terry Crews is the guest. read more
Stan Lee discusses the Marvel movie franchise and reasons why comics are good for writers. read more
Rapper, actor and producer Ice Cube is the guest. read more
Record producer Rick Hall is the guest. read more
James Brolin. read more
Sharon Osbourne. read more
Tia and Tamera Mowry discuss parenthood and the bond they share as twins. read more
A discussion of addiction. read more
Snowboarder Kevin Pearce; basketball player Kevin Laue. read more
Meatball Guys. read more
Jason Schwartzman. read more
Adam Scott; Mike Birbiglia. read more
Anjelica Huston. read more
Theresa Caputo ("Long Island Medium"). read more
Alex Borstein; Chris D'Elia. read more
Randi Zuckerberg (Zuckerberg Media) is the guest. read more
Chris Jericho discusses wrestling, his Web series and his band. read more
James Caan. read more
Jeff Garlin and Wendi McLendon-Covey. read more
Comedian Marc Maron is the guest. read more
Zachary Levi is the guest. read more
British pop singer Cher Lloyd is the guest. read more
Rob Lowe discusses "Killing Kennedy," "Parks and Recreation" and "The West Wing." read more
Sportscaster Rich Eisen is the guest. read more
Morgan Freeman, Robert De Niro, Michael Douglas and Kevin Kline ("Las Vegas"). read more
Rob Zombie discusses the horror-film genre. read more
Filmmaker Eli Roth discusses horror. read more
Mixed-martial-arts fighter Rampage Jackson is the guest. read more
Mixed-martial-arts fighter Tito Ortiz is the guest. read more
Former adult-film star Jenna Jameson discusses her childhood and her role as a mother. read more
Guitarist and composer Slash discusses sobriety, the state of rock and roll, and his decision to leave Guns N' Roses. read more
Nelly discusses hip-hop, sports and the government shutdown. read more
Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield discuss their famous 1997 fight, as well as the current state of boxing and their efforts to feed the hungry. read more
MSNBC host Chris Matthews discusses partisan anger, cable-news competition and changes in politics. read more
Clark Gregg discusses his theater experience and his role as Agent Phil Coulson. read more
Michael C. Hall and Daniel Radcliffe discuss franchise spin-offs, fame and sex scenes. read more
Astrophysicist Neil Degrasse Tyson discusses aliens, interplanetary travel and asteroids. read more
Gayle King fields questions submitted via social media. read more
Kendra Wilkinson weighs in on Hugh Hefner and Miley Cyrus. read more
Michael Kenneth Williams and Michael Shannon ("Boardwalk Empire") discuss their careers and life on the set of the HBO show. read more
George Takei discusses his social-media presence and the fan base he's built around it. read more
Gloria Estefan shares her thoughts on immigration and the current generation of Latin pop singers. read more
A visit to the Sports Museum of Los Angeles. read more
An interview with Gina Gershon. read more
Cheryl Hines and Rachel Harris discuss their careers and Hollywood secrets. read more
Post-traumatic stress disorder is examined. read more
A visit with Alyssa Milano, who talks about her graphic-novel work and her experience balancing motherhood with acting. read more
Tim Gunn discusses personal style, fashion trends and a health scare. read more
Celine Dion discusses motherhood and her current projects. read more
Gary Allen is the guest. read more
Ron Howard is the guest. read more
Tennis star Maria Sharapova discusses life on the pro tennis circuit. read more
Talk-show host Wendy Williams discusses overcoming personal struggles. read more
An interview with Adam Carolla, who discusses politics and getting his big break in comedy. read more
The science behind happiness is examined. read more
Bill Hader is the guest. read more
An interview with Australian chef Curtis Stone, who discusses his Los Angeles restaurant and his family life. read more
Comedian Tony Hale recalls his rise to fame. read more
Hugh Laurie discusses "House" and his music career. read more
The Jonas Brothers discuss their new image. read more
An interview with comedian Dane Cook. read more
The WWE's Bella Twins and Natalya discuss SummerSlam. read more
The Backstreet Boys discuss their new album and their 20-year history as a band. read more
Forest Whitaker and Lee Daniels ("The Butler"). read more
Sharon Stone weighs in on her health issues and shyness. read more
Ashton Kutcher and Josh Gad discuss their admiration for Apple founder Steve Jobs. read more
An interview with Oprah, who discusses racism, the future of the Oprah Winfrey Network and her role in the 2013 film "The Butler." read more
Hank Azaria does celebrity impressions; and discusses pornography, poker and what scares him. read more
An interview with Paula Patton, who talks about her husband, singer Robin Thicke, and her "2 Guns" costar Bill Paxton, who discusses his long acting career. read more
Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg talk about working together in "2 Guns." Also: remarks by the film's director, Baltasar Kormákur. read more
Lisa Kudrow discusses her "Friends" character, Phoebe; and her role on Showtime's "Web Therapy." read more
Nigel Lythgoe and Cat Deeley ("So You Think You Can Dance"). read more
Former baseball star Dwight Gooden discusses his career, legal troubles and 2013 memoir, "Doc." read more
Comedian Larry the Cable Guy discusses his fan base, gay marriage and catchphrases. read more
Patrick J. Adams and Meghan Markle ("Suits"). read more
TV personalities Giuliana and Bill Rancic discuss their desire to start a family, Kelly Osbourne and the Kardashians. read more
Jeff Bridges discusses meditation and his wife, Susan, whom he married in 1977. read more
Julian Lennon discusses his 2011 album "Everything Changes" and his famous father, the Beatles' John Lennon. Also: an interview with Katherine Schwarzenegger. read more
Jane Lynch discusses her Broadway debut in "Annie"; and what the future holds for her "Glee" character, Sue Sylvester. read more
"One Life to Live" cast members discuss the show's history, cancellation and resurrection. read more
Reading Rainbow's Levar Burton & Bill Nye the Science Guy -- aka TV's greatest teachers -- are back to give us an education on education. The pair sound off on our nation's academic shortcomings and the future of space exploration. read more
Larry takes on the paranormal with stars from Syfy's Ghost Hunters, Haunted Collector & Stranded. Get tips on how to tell when you're in the presence of a ghost & which objects in your home may be possessed. read more
Dennis Quaid welcomes Larry to the set of "Vegas" for a tour of the 1960s sin city he rules as sheriff Ralph Lamb, and a conversation about life outside the show -- his kids, his band, and his love of flying planes. read more
Arsenio Hall is back. He takes on Leno & Letterman for a second time when he returns to late night this fall. Plus, he tells Larry what it's like to work with Donald Trump, why he'd like to kiss Oprah & why you can't dictate the woof. read more
Larry breaks down trending topics with comedians Jen Kirkman, Julian McCullough, and Kurt Braunohler. Topics include changes at 'The Tonight Show,' Dennis Rodman's friendship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and Justin Bieber's recent troubles. read more
Brad Garrett's back on TV in How to Live with Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life). In an unfiltered interview, Brad keeps Larry laughing, revealing what kind of parent he is, his insecurities about his height & why he believes in stereotypes. read more
Larry sits down with Snoop Lion to talk about his new name, look, and faith. Plus, Snoop opens up about why he went from being a gun-toting rapper to spreading messages of nonviolence in his new reggae song, "No Guns Allowed." read more
Julie Chen is anything but robotic as she sounds off on the morning show shakeup, gay marriage, and women treating other women poorly. Plus, why her CBS chief husband Les Moonves is the "pushover" parent and how she embraced that nickname. read more
You know him as a millionaire mogul at the top of his rap game. In this candid interview, 50 Cent sheds his public image to talk about growing up without a father, what he seeks in a partner & why the media doesn't know who he really is. read more
America's most famous tattoo artist, Kat Von D, reveals what's beneath her inked exterior in this candid interview about her family, her fears, and her fiancé, Deadmau5. Plus, what Kat calls her "most amazing tattoo experience" -- Larry gets inked. read more
It's Harrison Ford. The screen legend talks about his latest hit, the Jackie Robinson biopic 42, and if he'll return to Star Wars & Indiana Jones. Plus, Harrison sounds off on paparazzi and opens up about his wife, Calista Flockhart. read more
Stage & screen icon Carol Burnett opens up about her relationship with her late daughter Carrie before losing her to lung cancer. Plus, Carol relives her favorite moments from her groundbreaking show. read more
Larry sits down with 25-time Grammy-winning artist, Stevie Wonder, to talk about the inspiration behind some of his biggest hits, his thoughts on political issues, and counting President Obama as one of his biggest fans. read more
Larry talks to Grammy-winning music producer, Quincy Jones, and Academy Award winning actor, Sir Michael Caine, who are celebrating their 80th birthdays to benefit the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas. read more
From Seinfeld to Veep, Julia Louis-Dreyfus is riding high, tying with Lucille Ball for most Emmy nominations by a comedic actress. Julia speaks candidly about her wild success and lunching with real Veep Joe Biden. read more
Famed defense attorney Pat Harris breaks down when the criminal justice system works, and how often it doesn't. Plus, once-imprisoned Franky Carrillo Jr. shares his tale of wrongful conviction. read more
Two decades after the success of Achy Breaky Heart, Billy Ray Cyrus continues to create -- as a musician, actor, and now memoirist. Billy Ray speaks from the heart about his colorful life, his mullet, and his superstar daughter, Miley. read more
After saving the world for years as James Bond, Pierce Brosnan is back in his most emotional role yet in Love is All You Need. Plus, Pierce on Daniel Craig's 007 & why he'd like to sing again despite his Mamma Mia critics. read more
In honor of National Day of Prayer, Larry celebrates pioneering evangelist Billy Graham. Graham's friends & admirers reveal how he helped shape spiritual & political leaders around the world, including former Presidents Bill Clinton & George W. Bush. read more
The world's best pound for pound fighter Floyd 'Money' Mayweather sits down with Larry and talks about his upcoming fight on May 4th, his first since being released from prison this past year. read more
Larry chats with actor and political activist Kal Penn, about going from roles in movies like 'Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle' to working in the White House. Kal also opens up about his personal life, and his experience returning to acting. read more
After winning hearts as Murray in Clueless and Turk on Scrubs, Donald Faison takes a turn as host of Who Gets the Last Laugh. Donald talks about his baby on the way, his best friend, Zach Braff, & something special he and Larry share. read more
From The Shield to Vegas, Michael Chiklis is known for his tough-guy roles. In this candid interview, Michael -- aka Chicky to his friends & family -- tells Larry why he's not as tough as he looks. read more
In a rare interview with Carlos Slim, Forbes' Richest Man in the World, Larry takes you inside the mind of this humble father of six & how he became the most successful entrepreneur on this planet. read more
Larry chats with country music star, Tim McGraw, at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas. McGraw opens up about working with his wife, Faith Hill, raising teenage daughters, and making peace with his late father. read more
Larry is joined by the King of Twitter Rob Delaney. The author and comedian gets candid about his new memoir, fame, and watching sturdy women play beach volleyball. read more
At 11, Haley Joel Osment became a household name and an Oscar nominee. Now 25, he's busier than ever. The actor opens up about his turn opposite Kristen Wiig in The Spoils of Babylon, the trials of growing up in the spotlight, and playing gay. read more
She's a rising star in Hollywood. Allison Williams - of Girls fame - dishes about what's in store for Season 3 of the HBO hit show, what to hope for when shooting sex scenes, and what it's like having that incredibly famous dad. read more
Jerry Ferrara is sans entourage and hitting his Hollywood stride. The actor audiences came to love as Turtle dishes about Mark Wahlberg's enviable work ethic, the upcoming Entourage movie, and the acting advice he got from Morgan Freeman. read more
He's been hailed as the most watched inspirational figure in America. Pastor Joel Osteen joins Larry for a spirited debate about faith, gay rights, and the existence of an afterlife. Plus, Joel on two cultural institutions -- Duck Dynasty, and the Pope. read more
He's a Top Chef winner, F&W Best New Chef, & GQ named his restaurant best in the US. Michael Voltaggio opens up about the secret to his success & whips up a dish for Larry. Plus, Daniel Holzman & Michael Chernow on The Meatball Shop's rapid growth. read more
Their remarkable stories are truly inspiring. Snowboarder Kevin Pearce gets candid about life after his career-ending accident while one-armed basketball player Kevin Laue describes his unlikely journey to Division 1 athletics. read more
Professional skateboarder turned business mogul and TV star, Rob Dyrdek is one of a kind. Rob gives Larry the inside track on his vast entrepreneurial pursuits and revisits his skateboarding roots. Plus, the two debate over the dreaded prostate exam. read more
Nearly 18 million Americans struggle with alcohol abuse or dependency every day. Larry and his panel of experts discuss new and groundbreaking treatments for one of the greatest killers in America. Plus, is there a potential cure for alcoholism? read more
Vanessa Hudgens is a Disney kid no more. The actress opens up about her recent string of gritty roles, the trials of playing a pregnant teenager, and why she won't do another High School Musical. Plus, Vanessa on Austin Butler - and marriage. read more
"Family Guy" creator talks to Larry about his first feature film, "Ted," his life, his comedy and gives Larry a lesson in how to draw Stewie Griffin. read more
America's sweetheart Betty White opens up about her amazing career and why, at 90, she has no plans to slow down. Plus, Larry and Betty open a lemonade stand in Beverly Hills. read more
Actor Matthew McConaughey talks to Larry about his recent wedding, the reason for his weight loss and his new movie, "KIller Joe." read more
George Lopez opens up to Larry about his family, his past, and talks about his new show "Take Me Out." read more
The acclaimed director and reformed bad boy talks to Larry about smoking pot, Charlie Sheen, and his newest film, Savages. read more
The actor, comedian, and former Saturday Night Live cast member chats with Larry about life after SNL, his new movie, and his personal life. Plus, Larry and Will perform some improv comedy. read more
Outrageous comedian Margert Cho talks about body image, youth, sex, and politics. Plus, Larry and Margaret compare tattoos. read more
The stars of "Total Recall" open up about the film, plus fill Larry in on their personal lives. read more
TV's most famous judge, Judy Sheindlin, stops by to chat with Larry. Judy weighs in on gun control, politics, and her journey from attorney to television star. read more
Former Saturday Night Live cast member Kevin Nealon opens up about life after SNL, becoming a parent in his 50's, and his famous Larry King impersonation. Plus, internet rapper DeStorm, premieres his new song, with a little help from Larry. read more
Dallas legends Larry Hagman and Linda Gray chat about what it's like to revisit their old roles in the new series and how they've changed over the years. Larry later welcomes newcomers Jesse Metcalfe and Jordana Brewster to talk series scandals to come. read more
Cedric the Entertainer and Niecy Nash chat with Larry about their new show, parenting, and being compared to another famous TV family - The Cosbys. Plus, Cedric and Niecy give Larry a lesson in swagger. read more
Larry sits down with Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon to talk about her new movies, Arbitrage and Robot & Frank, and her latest passion project -- a ping pong club. Plus, she opens up about her split from longtime love Tim Robbins. read more
Larry talks with the daughters of one-time presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman -- Mary Anne, Abby and Liddy -- about politics and the secret behind their Herman Cain spoof. Plus, Larry gets a lesson in web celebrity from YouTube phenom Mystery Guitar Man. read more
Jane of all trades and funny girl Aisha Tyler talks about her movie, The Babymakers, her TV show, XIII, her podcast, Girl on Guy, and her voiceover work on Archer -- as well as politics, and parenthood, and growing up poor. read more
The former Mayor of New York City sits down with Larry to talk about the upcoming election, his biggest regrets, and whether he will seek office again. read more
Larry sits down with fellow talk icon Regis Philbin for a candid conversation about aging, technology, and acclimating to life after television. Plus, the old friends perform a duet. read more
The actor and activist talks to Larry about everything from his new role in The Bourne Legacy, to the upcoming presidential election. read more
Ufologist James Fox, Blink 182-frontman Tom DeLonge and publisher of Skeptic magazine Michael Shermer join Larry for a colorful discussion about UFOs, alien abductions, and whether the government is withholding information. Plus, new details on Roswell. read more
Co-stars and real-life couple, Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell chat with Larry about their new movie, 'Hit & Run', overcoming Dax's drug addiction, and whether they will walk down the aisle. read more
Larry talks to the hilarious Jeff Foxworthy about his new game show, his southern roots, and what it's like to be a conservative in Hollywood. Plus, Jeff gives Larry a lesson in going redneck. read more
An avid baseball fan for 70 years, Larry King introduces his son and viewers to his favorite players, including Matt Kemp, David Wright, R.A. Dickey, Justin Turner, and Don Mattingly. read more
Larry sits down with Mike Rowe, host of "Dirty Jobs Down Under", to discuss inspirations for the show, his favorite dirty jobs, and how he overcame a terrible stutter to become one of the most popular hosts on television. read more
Comedian Tom Arnold joins Larry for a candid conversation about his tough childhood, his drug abuse, and roasting his ex-wife Roseanne Barr. read more
Larry talks to renowned psychic mediums John Edward and Char Margolis as they connect the studio audience with loved ones who have passed and offer predictions for the future. read more
America's favorite nanny opens up to Larry about trashing cancer, her gay ex-husband, and her role in the upcoming election. read more
The vivacious Nia Vardalos joins Larry to talk about life after My Big Fat Greek Wedding, writing her own roles, and her arduous path to motherhood. read more
Late-night funnyman Craig Ferguson joins Larry for a colorful chat about his upcoming show at Radio City Music Hall, the problem with doing standup in Scotland, and just how he nabbed his wife. read more
Larry welcomes fitness heavyweight Jillian Michaels to the studio for a chat about why she left The Biggest Loser, the newfound joys of motherhood, and why Americans are so overweight. Plus, Jillian whips Larry into shape. read more
Seth Green, the actor and writer, sits down with Larry to talk about his new projects, "Robot Chicken", and nerd culture. read more
Creator and host of the Nerdist podcast talks to Larry about battling alcohol addiction and building a new media empire. Plus, Chris gives Larry a lesson on nerd culture. read more
Larry sits down with real estate investor Jeff Lewis to talk about his popular reality TV show, Flipping Out, the benefits of his OCD, and why he severed his relationship with GLAAD. Later, the pair is joined by Jeff's sidekick, Jenni. read more
Addiction Medicine specialist and radio and television host Dr. Drew Pinsky sits down with Larry to talk about treating addiction and depression, and addresses the drug endorsement controversy. read more
In part one of a two part interview, Larry talks to Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist and author, Bob Woodward, about his new book, the upcoming election, and a behind the scenes look at politics in Washington. read more
Part two of Larry's two-part interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author Bob Woodward. Woodward weighs in on the presidential race, the economy, and reveals his unique voting strategy. read more
Larry joins Rachael in the kitchen for a candid chat about her rise to fame, why she won't send food back at restaurants, and the scariest cooking experience. Plus, she gives Larry a much-needed cooking lesson. read more
Ex-Governor and perennial maverick Jesse Ventura joins Larry for a frank conversation about gangs in government, his refusal to fly, and why he thinks political parties should be abolished. read more
It's a no holds barred conversation with Joan and Melissa Rivers, as they tackle protests, politics, pop culture and plastic surgery. read more
Larry welcomes Modern Family star Eric Stonestreet to the studio to chat about his tremendously popular show, his penchant for clowning around, and what it's like to play a gay character. read more
Larry welcomes the uncontainable Kimora Lee Simmons to the table to talk lovers past and present, her myriad business ventures, and her experience being bullied as a kid. read more
In part one of Larry's interview with Real Time's Bill Maher, the comedian, uncensored and unrepentant, doesn't hold back while discussing President Obama, Governor Romney and undecided voters. read more
Larry sits down with his longtime friend Penny Marshall to chat about her new memoir, her seminal role as director, and working with her brother on Laverne and Shirley. Plus, she sets the record straight about her health. read more
Bill Maher, TV host and inimitable political commentator, sounds off on religious extremism, Republican policy and racism in America in the second installment of his interview with Larry. read more
In part one of Larry's interview with Governor Gary Johnson, the Libertarian presidential nominee discusses his exclusion from the debate process, why he thinks Obama and Romney are similar candidates, and his reasons for wanting to abolish the IRS. read more
Larry sits down with Gloria Estefan, Nelly, Joe Jonas, and John Rich from the music talent competition hit The Next. Plus, LKN takes you behind the scenes of the show. read more
In the second installment of Larry's interview with Governor Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Presidential nominee sounds off on Obama's shortcomings, marriage equality, and the impact the Libertarian party has had on federal policy. read more
Larry's out of the studio and in front of a live audience at LA's Egyptian Theatre, where he's joined by host-comedian Nick Cannon to talk about playing judge on America's Got Talent, his endeavors on capitol hill, and life with Mariah. read more
Suzanne Somers -- actress, author and alternative medicine advocate -- joins Larry to talk about her new show, her reunion with Three's Company co-star Joyce DeWitt, and the mark she left on Hollywood. read more
The stars of AMC's hit series The Walking Dead -- Andrew Lincoln and Sarah Wayne Callies -- join Larry to discuss their upcoming third season, the secrets behind the show's success, and what it's like to go through "zombie school." read more
The woman who made us laugh for years as Karen Walker, Megan Mullally visits Larry to dish about her new independent movie, going hunchback in "Children's Hospital", and her husband, funnyman Nick Offerman. read more
WWE Superstars John Cena, CM Punk, Big Show, The Miz and Zack Ryder sit down with Larry backstage at RAW to give him an inside look at what it takes to be the best in the business. Plus, Larry gets in on the fun and makes a special appearance at WWE RAW. read more
Self-proclaimed atheist Larry King tackles the question of faith with spiritual leader Deepak Chopra and his son, Gotham, whose new documentary, Decoding Deepak, explores the private life of the world-renowned guru. read more
The former star of MTV's "Laguna Beach" and "The Hills" visits Larry to dish about branching out beyond reality television, idolizing Martha Stewart and building a fashion empire. read more
Actress, activist and bestselling author Jenny McCarthy joins Larry in studio to dish about growing up Catholic, getting her first Playboy shoot, and living the single life. read more
In part one of Larry's interview with personal finance powerhouse Suze Orman, the two discuss which candidate Suze is rooting for in the upcoming election, the state of our country's economy, and...Honey Boo Boo. read more
Suze Orman, two-time Emmy Award-winning host of CNBC's "The Suze Orman Show," reveals the secret to getting out of debt and why money doesn't buy you happiness in part two of Larry's interview with the finance expert. read more
The writer-director who made it in Hollywood with such indie favorites as "Clerks" and "Chasing Amy" sits down with Larry to talk about Kevin's love for comic books, smoking marijuana, and why his next film as director will be his last. read more
Oscar Pistorius -- the Olympian and Paralympian known as the Blade Runner -- opens up to Larry about competing among able-bodied runners, his late mother's influence on his life, and his surprising Paralympic defeat to Brazilian Alan Oliveira. read more
Larry sits down with outspoken journalist and political commentator Keith Olbermann to talk about the upcoming elections, and his future in broadcasting. read more
In part two of Larry's interview with outspoken journalist and political commentator Keith Olbermann, the two talk sports, controversy, and whether Olbermann will return to television. read more
Larry visits the set of Last Man Standing to chat with its star, Tim Allen, about life after Home Improvement, and his new show. read more
Comic legend and actress Lily Tomlin visits Larry to dish about her groundbreaking career as one of the world's foremost comediennes, her new TV show with Reba McEntire, and why she's rooting for Obama come election day. read more
In a special Friday edition of "Larry King Now", "House" star and Obama supporter, Omar Epps, and former Superman and Romney proponent, Dean Cain, stop by to discuss the upcoming election and why Hollywood and politics should mix. read more
Political commentators Amy Holmes and Marc Lamont Hill join Larry to debate Obama's first term performance, Romney's chances at taking over 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and whether undecided voters actually exist. read more
The Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi gives Larry the scoop on his return to the NY stage, working with Jon Stewart, and what it's like to be Muslim in Hollywood -- and fighting off that cab driver stereotype. read more
Jeff Goldblum -- actor, jazz pianist, and entertainer extraordinaire -- joins Larry to discuss his Hollywood theater debut in Seminar, his relationship with girlfriend Emilie Livingston, and his philosophy on life. read more
It's Larry's post-election wrap-up debate. Will Obama get cooperation from the House? Does the Republican party need a makeover? Who will be gunning for president in 2016? Tanya Acker, Reed Dickens, Heidi Harris, and Eugene Jarecki offer their thoughts. read more
Jimmy Kimmel sits down with Larry to talk about interviewing his idol David Letterman, and what it feels like to go head-to-head with him when "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" moves to TV's most wanted time slot. read more
Kate Walsh sits down with Larry to give him the scoop on why she decided this season of "Private Practice" would be her last and what she looks forward to taking on next once she's wrapped the role that made her a star. read more
Larry sits down with Australian actor Simon Baker. The star of "The Mentalist" talks about everything from fatherhood to overcoming shyness and his rise to fame. read more
On the heels of her final race of the season, Danica Patrick tells Larry she's ready to take on the big leagues as she joins the Sprint Cup Series full-time next year -- and she speaks out against those critics who think she's "too sexy" for NASCAR. read more
Nickelodeon star Miranda Cosgrove gives Larry the scoop on filming her last scenes of "iCarly", working with First Lady Michelle Obama, and getting kicked out of her first college classroom. read more
Animal Planet's Dave Salmoni brings some wildlife to the show and shows Larry how to approach a white tiger. Plus, one of the world's rarest predators -- on set! read more
ABC News Senior White House Correspondent Jake Tapper joins Larry to discuss the CIA sex scandal that's making headlines across the globe and shares an unbelievable true story of American heroism. read more
Music superstar Wiz Khalifa gives Larry a lesson in hip-hop culture and shares his excitement over soon becoming a dad. Plus, the tattooed rapper offers Larry some pointers on getting inked. read more
Larry takes on trending political topics: Is Susan Rice out of the running for Secretary of State? How will the fiscal cliff impact YOU? Former Romney Advisor Richard Grenell, Democrat Tanya Acker & Republican Heidi Harris sound off! read more
Tavis Smiley steps out of his role as talk show host and into the hot seat to discuss America's poverty problem, holding Obama accountable and where in his own life he's gone wrong. read more
Professional snowboarder and skateboarder Shaun White steps off the hill and into the studio to talk about the life of a two-sport pro athlete. Showing a softer side, Shaun opens up about his desire for a relationship and his recent run-in with the law. read more
Hustler founder and free speech activist Larry Flynt dishes on sex, scandals and politics -- and why he believes politicians should be able to sleep with who they want! read more
Comics Russell Peters, Rove McManus, and Natasha Leggero sound off on today's political and pop culture headlines: Kate Middleton's pregnancy, Angelina Jolie's retirement, and the looming fiscal cliff. read more
YouTube music stars tell all! What's the secret to their success? Lindsey Stirling proves violins aren't just for the concert hall, David Choi becomes a sensation with over 100M views, and Dave Days gets to work with pop idol Miley Cyrus! read more
America's favorite TV host, Howie Mandel, opens up about working with Howard Stern & Sharon Osbourne, whether he'll return to "America's Got Talent," and living with OCD. Plus, the scoop on his latest high-stakes game show "Take It All". read more
The hilarious Kevin Pollak, star of "The Usual Suspects" & "Casino," talks about sleeping his way - not to the top - but to the middle of Hollywood & performs his most famous impressions including Jack Nicholson, Christopher Walken and...Larry himself! read more
Jeff Probst, Emmy-winning host of Survivor and now his own talk show, shares with Larry his struggles in daytime television and the uncertain fate of his eponymous program. Plus, the newly married Probst opens up about the joys of family and fatherhood. read more
Funnyman Martin Short, host of SNL's last show of 2012, brings back his most popular characters including Jiminy Glick & Franck from "Father of the Bride" and opens up about the loss of his wife and partner of 36 years, Nancy. read more
As we get ready for some holiday feasting, health and wellness guru Dr. Andrew Weil gives us some much-needed tips on how to eat right. Plus, how the food you eat can affect your daily mood & why skinny doesn't mean healthy! read more
Larry sits down with The League creators Jeff and Jackie Schaffer, actors Paul Scheer and Jon LaJoie, and NFL player Antonio Gates to talk about the hit FX show and America's obsession with fantasy football. read more
Iconic comedian Billy Crystal opens up about working with Bette Midler and what it's really like to host the Oscars. Plus, a Yankees versus Dodgers standoff and a rousing round of "If You Only Knew". read more
We're talking pot-litics! Highlights include the impact of the Colorado and Washington vote to legalize marijuana and whether the move is bound to go nationwide. Plus, is addiction to marijuana possible? Our panel of experts weigh in. read more
Larry & Shawn King invite us into their home for the holidays! Featuring Ryan Seacrest, Billy Bush, Julianne Hough & many more. Plus, Shawn sings the title song from "Gotta Love the Holidays," an album benefiting the Larry King Cardiac Foundation. read more
Country music legend Naomi Judd stops by to talk about life with Wynonna & Ashley, her regrets as a parent, and if she's leaving her music career behind for a stint in Hollywood. Plus, she takes on the rumors circulating Ashley's reported Senate run! read more
Larry visits the set of NBC's newest comedy, 1600 Penn to talk with the show's powerhouse producers, and actors Bill Pullman and Jenna Elfman. Plus, actor Josh Gad gives our cameras an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the 1600 Penn set. read more
Outrageous comedienne Kathy Griffin stops by to discuss everything celebrity -- including Kim & Kanye, Justin Bieber, Oprah -- and she dishes on her controversial New Year's antics with Anderson Cooper. Plus, she opens up about the new man in her life! read more
Larry chats with Chris Colfer about what's next on "Glee", being a best-selling author, and bringing his high school screenplay to the big screen. Chris' movie, "Struck by Lightning" is in select theaters, and available on Video on Demand. read more
It's insidious, as addictive as cocaine, and can actually alter the structure of your brain. Nutrition expert Dr. Pam Peeke joins Larry to talk about our nation's addiction to food, and how we can combat it. read more
Self-proclaimed "Queen of Mean" Lisa Lampanelli shows her soft side, opening up about her dramatic weight loss. She tells all about her time on "Celebrity Apprentice", the Donald, and why she thinks men are funnier than women. read more
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As "The Office" comes to a close, Rainn Wilson says goodbye to Dwight Schrute, the character that put him in the spotlight, and reveals secrets from the final episodes. Plus, Larry goes on a spiritual journey with Rainn & his SoulPancake project. read more
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It's a no holds barred interview in Larry's online exclusive with football player Chad Johnson as he talks about Super Bowl predictions, his arrest last year and whether he'll be back in the game next season. read more
Almost two decades after playing Lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump, Gary Sinise discusses the role's continued influence on his life and his work with military vets. Plus, the actor opens up about gun control and when CSI: New York might come to an end. read more
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With her latest children's book atop bestseller lists, the legendary Julie Andrews reveals how writing helped her through the loss of her singing voice. Plus, Julie gushes over "Princess Diaries" costar Anne Hathaway's turn in "Les Mis." read more
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The queen of burlesque, Dita Von Teese, reveals how she single-handedly brought burlesque back from oblivion and shares her secret to building an empire. Plus, Dita teaches Larry how to shake it...the pair prepare some of her classic cocktails in studio. read more
Kelly Osbourne talks all things fashion & who she looks forward to seeing on the red carpet at the Oscars. Plus, she reveals the secrets to her weight loss, why Ozzy is a great dad & opens up about her brother Jack's battle with MS. read more
A gold rush is taking over the country! Larry interviews the young stars of Discovery Channel's hit reality series "Gold Rush" and "Bering Sea Gold." Plus, opera-star-in-the-making Emily Riedel of "Bering Sea Gold" sings for us. read more
It's fight night! UFC President Dana White and fighter Liz Carmouche give the inside scoop as Carmouche prepares to make sports history in the first female UFC match against champion Ronda Rousey. read more
Filmmaker Steven C. Barber discusses his documentary, Until They Are Home, about the efforts to repatriate POWs from the Battle of Tarawa. Joined by narrator Kelsey Grammer, the pair consider the 88,000 POWs that remain missing in action overseas. read more
How can you prevent heart disease? Which bad habits are killing you? Larry's panel of experts reveals the secrets to staying heart healthy! Plus, actress Jennie Garth shares her family's personal struggles with heart disease. read more
California's Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom shares his ideas on how he'd like to reinvent government and turn the town square digital! Plus, the Lt. Governor offers his predictions for 2016 and if he has plans plans to one day run for president. read more
Larry sits down with Emmy-winning improv comic, host and actor Wayne Brady to talk about his feud with Bill Maher, his new animated show, and balancing a busy career with being a single parent. read more
Media mogul Arianna Huffington sounds off on the sequester, her disappointment with President Obama, and the fate of same sex marriage in the US. Plus, she discusses her eponymous website's foray into live news, and why we all should stress less. read more
Modern Family's Jesse Tyler Ferguson tells us why he's taken to designing bow ties and opens up about his recent engagement to his partner, Justin. Plus, Jesse reveals secrets to upcoming Modern Family episodes! read more
Meet the men of Duck Dynasty! Phil, Willie, Si and Jase Robertson talk about the awe-inspiring success of their record-breaking reality show and the mysterious allure of those beards. Plus, Larry gets an expert tutorial in using duck calls. read more
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Hollywood's hardest worker, Ryan Seacrest, opens up about what drives him and whether he'll take a step back to start a family. Plus, he sounds off on "American Idol" judge Nicki Minaj, and discusses a project he calls the most meaningful of his life. read more
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The country's most sought-after business speaker, Harvey Mackay, tells us how to stay competitive in today's job market & offers tips on how to redefine our careers. Plus, how he turned a failing company into a $100 million business! read more
Actress-turned-lifestyle guru Jessica Alba shows us how easy it is to live a natural and toxic-free life with the launch of her book, The Honest Life. She offers Larry some DIY health & beauty tips and opens up about the upcoming Sin City sequel. read more
He's the man connected to everyone in six degrees. Kevin Bacon catches up with Larry about why he finally made the jump to television and how he and wife Kyra stay so happy. Plus, why he had a prosthetic made for going out - and why he doesn't like it. read more
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Larry sits down with Grammy award winning record producer and music executive, Clive Davis, to talk about the surprising personal revelations in his new book, the rise and fall of Whitney Houston, and his fallout with Kelly Clarkson. read more
As we gear up for this Sunday's season finale, "The Walking Dead" stars David Morrissey and Laurie Holden try to deflect Larry's questions about who's killed off in this last episode. Will both return for another season? Watch and find out! read more
Leading man Stephen Amell and Executive Producer Greg Berlanti talk about their breakout hit TV show "Arrow" and tease a major spoiler for the season finale. read more
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The cast of the TBS series "Men at Work" proves that the laughs last well beyond the show's on-set antics. Larry tests stars Danny Masterson, James Lesure, Adam Busch & Michael Cassidy to see how well they know one another. read more
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Self-proclaimed villain Marilyn Manson is anything but in this charming and honest interview. The patron saint of punk rock talks marriage, sharing the stage with fellow icon Alice Cooper, and whether Kanye is a better musician than Jay-Z. read more
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Matt Barkley talks joining the devoted Eagles fans, Landry Jones reveals why he's proud to be a Steeler & Justin Hunter takes on the competition as the latest Tennessee Titan. read more
In part 2 of Larry's special on the 2013 NFL draft, he introduces you to the most-talked about rookies of the next season, including Denver Broncos' Montee Ball, Green Bay Packers' Eddie Lacy & NY Giants quarterback Ryan Nassib. read more
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Striving for that beach body? Certain health trends may be holding you back from being in your best shape! Larry is joined by Dr. Travis Stork, Bob Harper, Tony Horton, & NFL player Josh Cribbs to weed out fitness fact from fiction. read more
Larry takes a trip to the set of "Hot in Cleveland" with stars Betty White, Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves & Wendie Malick! These four leading ladies open up about life off-camera together and prove that girls do have more fun. read more
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Back in the spotlight, the versatile Val Kilmer is channeling Mark Twain, onstage and in-studio for Larry. Val opens up about getting his "Daniel Day-Lewis on," his beef with Betty White, and the potential for a "Top Gun" sequel. read more
Dr. Loren Cordain, Dr. Colin Campbell & Cat Cora clear up the misinformation surrounding nutrition. read more
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BYU Basketball with Dave Rose 12-10-13
Posted Dec 11th - 9:09am by Jason Ludlow, KSL.com ContributorPROVO &mdash: Defense doesn't only win championships; it also wins regular season games -- especially road ones against undefeated and nationally-ranked opponents.
Defensive struggles have been the thorn in the Cougars' paws this season and were the theme of Tuesday night's installment of the weekly "BYU Basketball with Dave Rose" radio show at Malawi's Pizza at the Shops at the Riverwoods in Provo.
BYU's high-paced offense ranks 8th nationally at 89.9 points per game, but it's 80.4 points allowed ranks 318th nationally out of 352 teams. Last Saturday's game against No. 21 UMass was no improvement. The Cougars lost 105-96 -- the most points surrendered in a BYU defeat since losing to Arizona State 106-95 in 1993.
BYU focuses on defense with Prairie View, Utah on deck
Posted Dec 10th - 6:17pm by Greg WrubellBYU opened the week as one of the top scoring teams in the country; the Cougars' 89.9 points-per-game average ranked 8th among all Division I teams, while their speedy pace of play ranked second nationally in terms of tempo.
On the defensive end, BYU's 80.4 points per game allowed ranks 318th nationally, and while the name of the game is simply to score more points than the opponent, the Cougars are giving added attention to team defense with Prairie View A&M and Utah on this week's slate.
BYU to face Washington in Fight Hunger Bowl
Posted Dec 8th - 7:27pm by Greg WrubellSAN FRANCISCO — The BYU Cougars will meet the Washington Huskies in the 2013 Fight Hunger Bowl game, it was announced today by Bowl Executive Director and co-founder Gary Cavalli.
The two teams, both sporting 8-4 season records, will square off on Friday, December 27 at AT&T Park in downtown San Francisco. The game is scheduled for a 6:30 p.m. PST/9:30 p.m. EST kickoff and will be shown to a national audience by ESPN. This year's kickoff marks a return to prime time for the first time since Nevada played Boston College in the 2010 postseason.
"What an exciting opportunity for the Cougars to travel to the great city of San Francisco for the Fight Hunger Bowl and to play Washington from the Pac-12," said BYU athletics director Tom Holmoe. "Our coaches, players and fans will love the holiday season in San Francisco. It's great to be able to add to the wonderful bowl tradition that is long associated with BYU football."
BYU Basketball with Dave Rose 12-4-13
Posted Dec 4th - 9:59pm by Sean Walker, KSL.com ContributorPROVO — The BYU men's basketball team went 7-2 while playing four of its first nine games away from the Marriott Center, but head coach Dave Rose believes the early road trips are entirely manageable by this year's team.
"We knew this schedule would be difficult. But I felt like we had a team that could handle it, with three experienced guards," Rose said at the inaugural coach's show at Malawi's Pizza on Tuesday. "We need the young guys to perform."
The returning veterans of juniors Matt Carlino and Tyler Haws, along with recently returned missionary Kyle Collinsworth, have buoyed the Cougars as they try to put together a resume that merits an NCAA Tournament bid by March. The trio has averaged more than 53 points in the first month of the season, and freshman center Eric Mika is close behind with 13.8 points per game.
Cougars 'Mean' business in return to Marriott Center
Posted Dec 2nd - 8:13pm by Greg WrubellFollowing a 2-1 week that included wins over previously-undefeated Texas and previously-undefeated Utah State, and a loss to still-unbeaten (and nationally-ranked) Wichita State, the BYU hoopsters are back on the home hardwoods Tuesday night, meeting up with the 5-3 Mean Green from North Texas.
After his team's Monday practice at the Marriott Center, BYU head coach Dave Rose said he expects "a real fast-paced game" with a team that like BYU, ranks among the highest-tempo teams in the country. The Cougars are 2nd in Pomeroy adjusted tempo stats, while North Texas is 44th.
"These guys are really quick," Rose told reporters in his post-practice media session. "They play fast, and their guards are really good dribble-penetrators."
Cougars preparing to face a tough Aggie team at ESA
Posted Nov 29th - 7:33pm by Jason ShepherdPROVO — The BYU Cougars practiced at the Marriott Center Friday afternoon before busing to Salt Lake City for Saturday's matchup with the Utah State Aggies at Energy Solutions Arena.
BYU has had quite a bit of success playing on the home court of the NBA's Utah Jazz. The Cougars have won seven-straight games played at ESA; which include victories over Utah State, San Francisco, Hawaii, Arizona, Oregon, Montana and Virginia Tech.
"We had a great game up there a few years ago with Utah State at Energy Solutions Arena," Coach Rose said. "With the experience of their team, starting four seniors, and the youth of our group and where we've been and the fact that we're coming off a loss, it should be a really exciting game. We're looking forward to it."
BYU Football with Bronco Mendenhall 11-27-13
Posted Nov 28th - 7:30am by Jason Ludlow, KSL.com ContributorPROVO — After 12 quick weeks, Wednesday night marked the final "BYU Football with Coach Mendenhall" radio show of the 2013 season.
It was a season that began full of promise and opportunity -- returning stars, a new up-tempo offense, and the proclaimed toughest schedule in program history -- and as with any year, 2013 had its share of both ups and downs.
There were difficult loses at Virginia and against Utah (again), blow-out victories over Texas and Boise State, bowl qualification for the ninth-straight season, and a five-game winning streak rolling into the month of November.
BYU, Utah State extend football series
Posted Nov 27th - 11:34am by Jason ShepherdPROVO — BYU and Utah State announced on Wednesday that the two schools have reached an agreement to add two additional games to its current football series.
The additional games will be played on Sept. 29, 2017 in Logan and in Provo on Oct. 5, 2018 � both games are on Friday night.
In the official release, BYU AD Tom Holmoe expressed his gratitude to the Aggies and his excitement to continue the series.
BYU prepares for 'unique matchup' with Nevada
Posted Nov 26th - 8:14pm by Sean Walker, KSL.com ContributorPROVO — BYU head coach Bronco Mendenhall has had plenty of time to look at his team's loss at Notre Dame last week, and he liked what he saw of the Cougars' effort against the Fighting Irish in South Bend, Ind.
"I thought the team tried hard, and fell short through execution," Mendenhall said after practice Tuesday. "A few critical plays, a slow start defensively and the blocked kick at the end; I'm disappointed that we didn't make the necessary plays we needed to make."
One player who didn't disappoint was wide receiver JD Falslev. The senior team captain returned after missing two weeks with a broken hand, grabbing a touchdown pass from quarterback Taysom Hill in the 23-13 loss. The moment proved more special as a number of Falslev's family members made the trek to South Bend for the game.
Van Noy and the Cougars are looking forward to Nevada
Posted Nov 25th - 9:18pm by Sean Walker, KSL.com ContributorPROVO — Kyle Van Noy came to BYU from Reno after a star-studded senior year at McQueen High School that saw his Lancers win the Class 4A state title in Nevada's Mackay Stadium.
After four years in Provo, the senior returns to the scene of the crime -- but the main difference isn't the football-playing Van Noy.
"I can't even get the words to say how different I am," Van Noy said after practice Monday evening. "I'm just a different person, and that's the most important thing to me; not only on the field, but off the field as well. I have a totally different perspective on life. That's a lot better, for sure."
BYU Football with Bronco Mendenhall 11-19-13
Posted Nov 20th - 8:30am by Sean Walker, KSL.com ContributorPROVO — The BYU football team will return to the scene of last year's 17-14 loss to Notre Dame when it travels to South Bend, Ind., on Saturday.
But though the Cougars are familiar with the Irish and the environment of the storied university and region, head coach Bronco Mendenhall says they won't be in awe of the school's famed Touchdown Jesus as some might expect.
"You want occasions to rise to, and you want to see how we've grown and how we handle different situations," Mendenhall said on Tuesday's �BYU Football with Bronco Mendenhall.' "It's what we're looking forward to.
Cougars looking for a 'good, quality' road win against Notre Dame
Posted Nov 19th - 9:33pm by Reggie Lewis, KSL.com ContributorPROVO — With the season nearly over, the Cougars look forward to a huge road test at historic Notre Dame Stadium with the Fighting Irish Saturday. Both teams enter the contest with identical 7-3 records and with aspirations of ten win seasons.
Taysom Hill didn't get to play in last year's game and he is looking forward to the opportunity this year. "I'm looking forward to the challenge, it's a really good program, a fun atmosphere, and a tough place to play. I'm excited to showcase what we can do."
The Cougars have played four games on the road this season and feel that execution will be the key to putting everything together and coming out of South Bend with a key win. "We have a really good opportunity to make some noise on the national stage, and I think it's really good for our program. We've put ourselves in a good situation to make ourselves known and I feel like we can compete with anybody in the country. It's going to be nothing new for us. We've been on the road before, we've been in hostile environments, and we've played really good teams on the road. We just need to learn how to execute at a high level and get a win against a really good, quality team and hopefully we can put all those things together and get a win there."
BYU's Haws: 'I'll be ready to go' for Iowa State
Posted Nov 19th - 6:17pm by Greg WrubellHaving missed consecutive games for the first time in his BYU career, guard Tyler Haws says that a lower abdominal strain he suffered against Stanford is "feeling a lot better," and will allow him to suit up against No. 21 Iowa State Wednesday night at the Marriott Center.
"I think I'm going to play," said Haws after Tuesday's practice in Provo. "I practiced today, so I'll be ready to go."
Asked if he still feels pains from the injury, Haws said "a little bit. I can still feel it, but not to where I can't go. It's feeling a lot better than it did last week."
BYU set for 'big stage' game at Notre Dame
Posted Nov 18th - 8:16pm by Greg WrubellFor the eighth time, and a sixth time in South Bend, BYU and Notre Dame are set to meet on the gridiron Saturday--the second game of a contracted six-game series between the two schools.
When the deal was originally done, the Cougars and Fighting Irish were committed to play six times between 2012 and 2020. Notre Dame's recent scheduling alliance with the ACC has led to some schedule shuffling in South Bend, but not involving games with BYU.
Asked if there was any fear that the six-game series might be modified moving forward, Cougar head coach Bronco Mendenhall on Monday said "not on our part, and I trust them to keep their agreement."
BYU Football with Bronco Mendenhall 11-13-13
Posted Nov 14th - 12:00am by Reggie Lewis, KSL.com ContributorPROVO — Coming off a tough 27-17 loss at Wisconsin last week, Bronco Mendenhall joined Greg Wrubell and Marc Lyons for his weekly show in front of a packed house at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
Coach Mendenhall opened by sharing his feelings about the Wisconsin game by saying, "I've run the full gamut (of emotions) from being absolutely, fiercely angry, to disappointed, to heartbroken, to angry again, to a little depressed, to angry again, and now it's partly cloudy because I really believed and predicted to my staff and my team that we would go and be capable of winning the game."
He was especially disappointed "that an opportunity was missed and (that) we get 12 of these per year before the bowl game. There are some that are right there to take and the preparation and things set up exactly the way you would like it to. The fact that we didn't come away with one or two more drives. or stop one or two more drives with as small a margin of victory, it was beyond frustration."
For BYU seniors, final home game comes with mixed emotions
Posted Nov 13th - 9:43pm by Sean Walker, KSL.com ContributorPROVO — BYU's football team prepares for the annual Senior Day gala this week. And while certain members of the 2013 senior class will stand out at different times, it is the group as a whole that players will think of when they contemplate their time playing at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
"I'm grateful to play with the players on our team," said linebacker Kyle Van Noy, who will end a storied home career Saturday against Idaho State. "Last year, we had a great group of seniors; I felt like I've played for them forever. This year is the same thing. I'm glad I could go out with these ones."
Some Cougar seniors have spent more time in the program than others. While Van Noy played four straight years of football since arriving in 2010, defensive lineman Eathyn Manumaleuna was a freshman on the 2007 squad and defensive back Mike Hague began his career as a fullback in 2006.
BYU expects others to step up and fill the void of injured players
Posted Nov 12th - 7:29pm by Jason ShepherdPROVO — As practice concluded on Tuesday night in Provo, injuries quickly became the hot topic of discussion. BYU announced on Monday that linebacker Spencer Hadley suffered an MCL injury and will be week-to-week, and wide reviver Mitch Mathews is done for the year after suffering a shoulder injury that will require surgery.
BYU wide receivers coach Guy Holliday has dealt with several players at the receiver position missing time this season.
Cody Hoffman missed time with injury and a suspension this year, while JD Falslev fractured his hand prior to the Wisconsin game. With the additional loss of Mathews, BYU plans on continue to move guys around and see who can fill the void.
Wisconsin loss was learning experience, focus turns to Idaho State
Posted Nov 11th - 11:56pm by Jason Ludlow, KSL.com ContributorPROVO — BYU was 6-2, fresh off a Fight Hunger Bowl invite, and on a five-game winning streak, but the Wisconsin Badgers didn't care.
The Cougars couldn't stop the Badger run game and struggled to score points of their own, leaving Camp Randall with a 17-27 defeat last Saturday, and halting their mid-season momentum.
"Disappointed with our loss; huge opportunity missed," said head coach Bronco Mendenhall after Monday night's practice. "Hard one to shake off not only for myself but for our team. The opponent had more drive on offense, and we gave up one too many on defense."
BYU opens hoops season with 0-for-Provo Weber State
Posted Nov 7th - 10:38pm by Greg WrubellIt was almost 40 years ago that Weber State visited the Marriott Center for the first time. On Nov. 30, 1973, with the building barely two years old, BYU defeated the visiting Wildcats 77-76.
Weber State has faced BYU in Provo 18 times since, and have never come closer to beating the Cougars than that one-point loss. BYU is 19-0 all-time against the Wildcats on the Marriott Center hardwoods--a streak the Cougars seek to extend to 20 games in the regular season-opener for both teams Friday night.
"Any team that comes in here," said BYU guard Tyler Haws on Thursday, "we expect to get a win. I feel like we have great fans and it's a great atmosphere, and we love the home court advantage."
Cougars prepared to hit road for matchup in Madison
Posted Nov 7th - 12:43pm by Sean Walker, KSL.com ContributorIn eight years as a head coach, Bronco Mendenhall and the BYU football team have played in a lot of different venues � ranging from small, comfortable confines to enormous NFL palaces.
But the long-time defensive coach knows Saturday's game at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisc., will prove to be an extra challenge. And he's looking forward to it.
"That's one of the great things about traveling to the stadiums we play in: to play teams that leave a significant impact, then come back and examine your own culture and fan base," Mendenhall said at Wednesday's weekly coach's show at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
Orleans Arena, Las Vegas | 3/11 7:00 pm |
FINAL | Score |
BYU Cougars | 64 |
Gonzaga Bulldogs | 75 |
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Simplicity, Functionality, Value.
With worsening arthritis & need for firm steady grip with most pens, my handwriting became an ugly scribble. I reached a point (sorry, couldn't resist) where I stopped writing letters altogether. Saw the recommendations on your web site, and tried one. Bought the True Writer 'Obsidian', some ink cartridges, a bottle of ink, and the nib sampler 'four-pac'. Just a few days and the hand began to relax, eased the pressure on the tip, and writing improved to a remarkable degree. The True Writer does what is claimed. More relaxed writing, more improved writing. I will purchase more. -I would prefer a barrel surface with more texture to ease the grip further. -I would also like a larger diameter barrel ( Plumpster ) -I am still as clumsy and inept with bottled ink as I was in 1960........ I am a cartridge person. -I use the 'fine' nib, and the 'stub' for most all my needs. I use the 'medium' for notes. As yet, I don't have a use for the 'broad' nib, but I'll bet that sucker would make great road signs!! Took the silicon sleeve off a ballpoint and managed to slowly work it on the barrel. Sorta like when I used to re-grip my golf clubs. THIS is truly great!! I can write much better, much easier, and with no real tension in the grip. Build a barrel with one of these inset, and you'll corner the market. Hope the photos are passable. Thanks
February 19, 2011
Very Decent Pen
At its price point, this is a very good pen. With the cap posted, I find the size, balance and heft of the pen to be great for me. As others have mentioned, the fine nib lays down a broader line than many may expect. The obsidian color for this pen may cheapen its look a bit. If I was ordering this again, I would choose another color. The deep black has the look of pricier pens, but that highlights the less refined chrome accent pieces. Of course, these are purely subjective opinions. For function and value, this pen is tough to beat.
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