Well folks… we were holding out hope that news of Ken Ober’s death was merely the latest celebrity hoax – but sadly, it’s been confirmed that Ken Ober is dead. Ober was 52.
Ken Ober, best known as the host of MTV’s Remote Control, died on Sunday, reportedly found in his apartment. The cause of death is not yet known, but Mark Measures, an agent at Abrams Artists who worked with him, confirmed the sad news. Read the rest of this entry »
Oh my… I read that Ken Ober is dead? Ken Ober, he of the amazing MTV game show “Remote Control”… is rumored to have died, found dead in his apartment over the weekend.
Is Ken Ober dead? Or just the victim of the latest death hoax? Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus and Zach Braff have all been victim of this recently, but so far, no confirmation on whether the Ken Ober dead/death rumor is true or not.
Stay tuned while we track down an answer…
A Wipeout contestant death has led to the investigation over Tom Sparks’ stroke – was it due to a pre-existing disease, or is Wipeout too dangerous?
There’s no disputing that people have to get hurt on Wipeout – how could they not? But the Wipeout contestant death is causing people to wonder whether the show will be shut down completely or continue on. Read the rest of this entry »
Apparently, math is not actress Patricia Heaton’s strongest area, as evidenced in this Celebrity Millionaire video clip from August 17. Patricia Heaton stumbles and sputters, even using her lifeline to answer a fairly simple question.
Good thing Regis Philbin is on hand to help with the calculation.
Bob Barker is making a one day appearance on The Price Is Right, which will air April 16. Barker is set to tape his appearance today in an effort to pimp his new book, “Priceless Memories.”
Bob Barker will take part in the Showcase Showdowns and give away his book to audience members at the taping.
Some lucky son of a bitch guessed the exact dollar amount of The Price is Right Showcase Showdown yesterday. Host Drew Carey seems unimpressed.
Did anyone actually watch “Opportunity Knocks,” the Ashton Kutcher-produced ABC game show? Opportunity Knocks was canceled after just three episodes, with its last episode only grabbing 5.2 million viewers.
At least it didn’t make TV Crunch’s 25 Worst Game Shows list.
Finally, someone on Deal or No Deal gets a stinkin’ $1 million briefcase! Deal or No Deal host Howie Mandel will finally get to award a contestant with the $1 million prize on Monday, September 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
The Deal or No Deal $1 million briefcase comes after three years and 246 episodes!
