George Lopez Compares Kirstie Alley to a Pig

Kirstie Alley has gained some sash because her days on ‘Cheers,’ besides George Lopez isn’t about to let her forget it.
Lopez launched an attack on the ‘DWTS’ star’s fuller body on ‘Lopez Tonight,’ saying of her first performance, “She did a ideal job, her little hooves tapping away.”
While Alley proclaimed on Twitter, “lost 60 lbs before DWTS… Haven’t weighed pull three weeks but sure I’ve misplaced over 10 more,” Lopez kept the barbs about her dominion coming.
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George Lopez Apologizes For Kirstie Alley Pig Joke

Delayed  dark host George Lopez made a clowning this allotment implying that instant Dancing lock up the Stars favorite Kirstie lane is a pig. palpable didn’t go whereas too well.
On Tuesday’s Lopez Tonight, he said, “She did a comely job,” after showing a agglutinate of Kirstie further Maksim Chmerkovskiy. “Her little hooves tapping away.”
He then did a play on the classic nursery rhyme, This Little Piggy Goes to Market, before playing a clip of a bad-looking squealing “wheeeee” riding in a car.
Not perfect how one misjudges a joke in which single calls a woman a pig – not something they typically take kind drastically – but it appears no harm was done.
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Kirstie Alley Calls For George Lopez's Kidney After Host Attempts Pig Apology

Physical started with hooves. Now, the knives — and perhaps scalpels — are coming out.
George Lopez started a firestorm on Tuesday night, comparing Kirstie alley to a plug while highlighting her champion “Dancing With The Stars” action from the previous evening. passageway did not respond kindly to the taunt, taking to Twitter to strike back.
On Thursday evening, Lopez made an attempt to apologize, but Alley was having none of undeniable. It’s not words she wants, it’s frame parts.

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Dancing With the Stars' 2011: Season 12 Cast Announced

The 'Dancing With the Stars' 2011 spring cast, announced Monday night during 'The Bachelor,' includes a talk show host, model, football star, '80s acting faves and Disney Channel starlet. So, all in all, it was a typical line-up for the popular ABC reality show.

The rumors we reported earlier came true: 'Cheers' star Kirstie Alley and former Hugh Hefner girlfriend Kendra Wilkinson were both on the official roster. And while Tea Party candidate Christine O'Donnell didn't end up joining 'DWTS' (and neither did Joy Behar, despite our wish list), pro wrestler Chris Jericho and talk show host Wendy Williams will be among the celebrities shaking their hips.

Two of the bigger names on the cast are actors who broke out in the '80s -- Kirstie Alley and Ralph Macchio. Can the 'Cheers' star and the 'Karate Kid' have a shot at following in the foosteps of Jennifer Grey, who starred in the classic 'Dirty Dancing'?

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American Idol And Dancing With The Stars: Among Reality TV Winners Of People’s Choice Awards

January 9, 2009 12:00:45

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The annual award shows have begun and this week, the People’s Choice Awards celebrated its 35th anniversarywith a strong representation from reality TV. Not only were American Idol alumi chosen by the public, but Dancing with the Stars and Deal or No Deal also took home awards this year.

American Idol’s Carrie Underwood took home three awards for favorite female singer, favorite country song Last name and favorite star under 35.

“God has blessed me with a wonderful life and a wonderful career and the most amazing fans I could ever dream for,” Carrie Underwood said from the podium. “People being fans and people voting for me are what gave me a career in the first place, and its so amazing that they continue to support [me].”

American Idol season six winner, Jordin Sparks’ collaboration with Chris Brown No Air, won in the favorite combined forces category.

“I actually think this is the first award show I’ve been at where they’ve actually aired my award, so I’m very excited about that,” Jordin Sparks said excitedly during her acceptance speech before thanking the fans for their support. “I feel like I’m on Idol again, so thank you.”

And last but not least of the American Idol winners, Secret Life of Bees, which featured Jennifer Hudson in a supporting role, won favorite independent movie.

ABC’s Dancing with the Stars took home the award for favorite competition/reality show for the second year in a row and Dancing with the Stars host Tom Bergeron, co-host Samantha Harris, judge Carrie Ann Inaba and this season’s winner Brooke Booke, took the stage to accept the award.

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