This story just gets funnier and funnier – LMAO! Carlo Greene, owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club was in the middle of reporting the news on the legalization of weed in her state (Alaska) when she decided to say, “f**k it” and quit. Hilarious? I know. Now, everything is all becoming clear – after the smoke has passed – she’s been a pot head for quite some time. Greene currently has a restraining order out against her, due to her constant weed intake. Hit the jump for more.
(Video) LMAO! Reporter Who’s In Support Of Legalizing Marijuana Says, “F**k It, I Quit!” – On Air!
Okay, while I would never in my life quit like this, KTVA-TV news reporter (or shall I say FORMER), Charlo Greene made me laugh my a** off today! After announcing on-air that she was the owner of the medical marijuana business Alaska Cannabis Club, Greene made a bold move that hopefully will not effect her in the future if said business does not work out. Hit the jump for the details.
(Video) Conan O’Brien Becomes Informed Of Robin Williams’ Passing During Late Night Show’s Taping
Many of us were in an unusual spot when we found out that beloved actor, Robin Williams had committed suicide. A long-time friend of the comedian, Conan O’ Brien was in the middle of taping his Monday night show when he received the news and announced it to his audience. “This is absolutely shocking and horrifying and so upsetting on every level,” he says. Watch as Conan does his best to keep it together down bottom.
(Video) Suicide Aired On Fox News By Mistake!
An on-air reporter on Fox News was describing a car chase that ended up with a suicide. The story was on video and was being aired on the channel, although the part where the suspect killed himself was not supposed to be shown, it was. The channel mistakenly aired the suicide of the man and later had to apologize for it. Hit the jump for the video. Steph B
(Video) NCAA: Bob Knight Falls Asleep On Air During ESPN College GameDay?!
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl From the players and coaches all the way through the roving media contingent, March Madness can be exhausting for everyone involved. It appeared on Saturday that former coach and current ESPN analyst Bob Knight may succumbed to the mounting exhaustion.  Luckily, his good friend Digger Phelps noticed after a few seconds and gave Knight a little nudge.
