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David Gregory to Host Meet the Press - Good Choice?

LibertySugar — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 16:00:15 -0800

David Gregory will be the next host of Meet the Press, according to reports. The NBC vet will take over after interim host Tom Brokaw interviews President-elect Barack Obama on this weekend's show.

Gregory, 38, has served as NBC's White House correspondent since 2000, and he currently hosts his own show on MSNBC.

When we asked last week, Gwen Ifill of PBS was the top choice among CitizenSugar readers. Now that we apparently know the pick, tell me: Will David Gregory help you get up early on Sunday mornings to watch Meet the Press?

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The Power of Mary J. Blige

GiggleSugar — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 01:00:00 -0800

Such is the power of Mary J. Blige that she can inspire even fuddy-duddies to get up and dance. Case and point: in an appearance on The Today Show a few months ago, white haired and suited journalist David Gregory (was he a guest that day?) put on his dancin' shoes and boogied down. Well played, Mr. Gregory, well played. This is "dad at the wedding" dancing at its finest! Thanks for sending this our way, miss-brit!

Briefing Book! New Yorkers Think David Gregory Has Bad Hair

CitizenSugar — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 12:50:09 -0700

New Yorkers give David Gregory hair advice on the street. - Twitter
Dora the Explorer not the first girl to get a sexier tween makeover. - The Frisky
Are Public Service Announcements aimed at girls different than those aimed at boys? - Jezebel
Computer programmer replaces his finger with flash drive. – Lemondrop
Stephen Colbert is taking his show to the Persian Gulf. - Huffington Post
Business is booming for cafe with no pricing policy. - SavvySugar
At 18 percent, Nancy Pelosi's favorability rating is one point lower than Rush Limbaugh's. - Indecision Forever

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Most Shocking Headlines of 2008: Tim Russert's Sudden Death

CitizenSugar — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 14:30:30 -0800

Tim Russert came into homes on Sunday mornings as host of Meet the Press and night after night during this election and so many before. His sudden and early death shocked us all on June 13.

Even from this side of the screen, Tim's love for his job, politics, and life was palpable, and Americans came to feel like they knew him. His death was a how-can-this-be moment that dominated the news so much that we questioned how much was enough.

Tom Brokaw stepped in as temporary Meet the Press moderator, and David Gregory took over last Sunday - a choice we deemed as boring. David certainly can't replace Tim, so he'll have to put his personal mark on the show to win us over. Until then we miss Tim, making his death one of the biggest and saddest stories of 2008.

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