The folks over at Sesame Street rolled over to the Bill O'Reilly show yesterday to introduce Bill to their new character, "Spill O'Reilly" -- an anchor at the "Pox News Network."
The Sesame Street rep explained that in the Grouch news world, being trashy is a good thing -- "Spill" then descibed himself as a "proud dirty sock wavin' grouch."
Bill laughed it off during the show, claiming he was "flattered" by the spoof -- but insisted the character reminded him more of congressman Barney Frank.
Bill O'Reilly surprisingly had no spin or an epic meltdown when asked about those who hacked into his personal website. Interestingly enough, the outspoken conservative acts a lot different when he's not the one asking questions.
The hair flew and forehead veins bulged on "The O'Reilly Factor" last night, as Bill and guest Geraldo Rivera launched into a supercharged live screaming match.
The battle began when O'Reilly asked Geraldo to weigh-in on a recent tragedy in Virginia Beach, where two teens were killed in a car accident by a drunk driver, who is an illegal immigrant. The driver, Alfredo Ramos, a 22-year-old born in Mexico, admitted in court that he has lived illegally in the United States for seven years. He has a previous arrest record in Virginia Beach and Chesapeake, including at least one charge of driving under the influence and two for public drunkenness in the past year, but he was never deported.
O'Reilly and Rivera obviously don't share the same view on the topic. Check it out.
Prince Frederic Von Anhalt, one of the men claiming to be the father of Anna Nicole Smith's baby, is royally pissed over a few choice words that Bill O'Reilly used to describe him on air, and now he wants $10 million to ease his pain. In a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, the prince says that O'Reilly called him a "fraud," among other things, during a February 23 broadcast.
Von Anhalt claims that O'Reilly "knew that the statements were false," and used them to "directly injure his reputation in a substantial portion of his community."
The prince is the 9th and current husband of Zsa Zsa Gabor.
A rep from FOX News tells TMZ, "We haven't received the lawsuit yet, therefore we cannot comment."
Bill laughed it off during the show, claiming he was "flattered" by the spoof -- but insisted the character reminded him more of congressman Barney Frank.
