Kim Kardashian May be Dating Kanye West
KIM KARDASHIAN, REALITY TV STAR: I've said before, I mean, kanye and I have been friends for years, and, you know, you never know what the future holds or where my life will take me. So --</s>KAYE: Let me bring in actor, entertainment commentator, and all around funny guy Hal Sparks, who is joining us this morning. Hal, good morning to you.</s>HAL SPARKS, COMEDIAN: Good morning. I'm sorry. I'm still reeling from the idea that golf may be an old man's sport from your last report. Are you telling me there's man who's 52 years old and still playing golf? Oh, my god.</s>KAYE: Yes, Freddy Couples.</s>SPARKS: And I thought the last "Rocky" movie was crap. I have to watch that again. If they can golf, they can box.</s>KAYE: All right, let's talk Kim Kardashian. She didn't really say yes or no whether or not they're dating. Kind of left it open to interpretation, right?</s>SPARKS: Well, first of all, when you have an entire empire built on a sex tape, I don't know that the, you know, day-to-day of your relationship should shock anyone in either direction. But let's be clear. Wednesday night, what, they went to see "The Hunger Games" together so they're like a 14-year-old couple and afterward she stayed over his house and left in the same clothes the next morning supposedly. So you can infer from that what you want. The best part is Kanye really dating her I think is the other direction. And Kanye, keep in mind, is sort of the master of the bizarre publicity stunt, you know. Is it good, is it bad. They released one of his singles by accident or by accident on purpose.</s>KAYE: Yes, by accident.</s>SPARKS: It's called the "Theraflu." And everyone's making point that in the second verse of the song, he absolutely says he loves Kim and kind of makes nice with his ex and that kind of stuff. The truth is he also mentioned project runway and PETA in the same song.</s>KAYE: Do you think this is all part of the buzz for "Keeping up with the Kardashians," her show?</s>SPARKS: Of course it is. This is entirely built on buzz. There's nothing to buy from Kardashians, be it jeans, thongs, or cookbooks if it wasn't for the fact they run on a buzz machine. And it's quite effective. So it works. This is actually -- almost like an old Hollywood marriage where they go I've got a movie coming out, you've got a movie coming out. Let's hang out for a few weeks and stir up some interests.</s>KAYE: Very quickly I want to talk about photos that were released.</s>SPARKS: I don't know knowing about -- I didn't know anybody who was shooting me at the time.</s>KAYE: Don't worry. You're not in them.</s>SPARKS: For once.</s>KAYE: Beyonce has start add personal blog with al these photos. Why would she do this?</s>SPARKS: Beyonce has the illusion she's going to live a normal life. She says I want my kids to go to a normal school and drop them off at school and be normal. You can't. There's no rolling up in your mom's escalade and jam as single from one of her nine Grammy- winning records and you have a normal existence. But I think in this she's almost like everybody else who wants to have, you know, a tumbler, a flicker, account. I think it's part her just trying to be normal, poorly. And, again, this might be a midseason drum-up for attention. You don't have an album coming out right away --</s>KAYE: But she's going to have one.</s>SPARKS: But you do something midway.</s>KAYE: Hal sparks, that was fun. Thank you.</s>SPARKS: I know. Thank you. By the way, Charles Manson is getting released is what I predict.</s>KAYE: OK. We'll take your word on that one. Well, are you in the market for a new bride? There's a new car out there. This one believe it or not has wings. Stay with us, CNN Saturday morning where news doesn't take the weekend off.