January 5, 2016
This A- list actor/comedian/host/host risked his career on a publicity stunt. Well, not risked it entirely. His employers who sanctioned the risk gave him $500K for taking the chance. They were more than pleased with the result.
Steve Harvey (Miss Universe)
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10 comments:
Well at least it made it a lot more interesting...I just knew he didn't truly misread it.
That seems like a small amount for something that could have gone way worse.
I would have misread the card for a lot less -- like $250,000 less..
But, the PR for the pageant was priceless.
(I had a feeling it was staged.)
He's a better actor than I thought.
but why he misspelled both countries on his tweeter: Columbia (Colombia) & Philippians (Philippines)?
more stunt, alcohol-drugs, lack of education and intelligence?
he's a writer, has a lot of books & shows where he gives "smart advices"....
he's such a tool....
ICE COLD MILK NAILED IT. BTW, WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ICE COLD MILK?
Isn't the owner of Miss Universe and the "boss" who sanctioned and paid for this stunt a certain short-fingered vulgarian presidential candidate?
Why yes, yes it is.
So Donald Trump paid Steve Harvey $500k to fake that cheap stunt for publicity? Sounds like just the sort of person we'd want in charge of international diplomacy for the United States.
Oh, knock of the hyperbole Enty. As if his career was ever at risk for making a "mistake" - or even a real one!
No, the POS sold it to some PR firm shortly after he denigrated Mexicans and got blackballed from NBC because of it. I think it's called WME/IMG Worldwide.
I guess you don't know much about the Bushes & Clintons, along with most of the others in DC. They're all scummy.
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