After a brief tryout, Wendy Williams' daytime talk show on Fox is getting picked up for a full season to debut in the middle of next year. It's one small step for sass, one giant leap for our theory that blacks and gays own daytime TV.
Wendy Williams will make herself a huge television star yet. She’s already completed the first step in making her readers skyrocket — an ugly on-air fight with a wholly unsympathetic person. On her show yesterday, the infamous-in-NYC Williams said a few choice things about guest Omarosa during her intro, and things just went downhill from there.
Say what you will about NYC’s radio personalities and their exhausting egos, but none of them deserve to die. A sexual harassment lawsuit — which made waves when a few details of it were leaked in March — filed against Wendy Williams’ husband, Kevin Hunter, includes some interesting information about Wendy Williams competitor Miss Jones of Hot 97.
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