Amy Adams And David Letterman To Dim Bulb Lisa Rinna: You Should ‘Be Fired’

On last night’s Late Show, guest Amy Adams and David Letterman decided to review one of poufy-lipped red carpet host Lisa Rinna’s numerous gaffes on Oscar night. And after seeing this particular stomach-turning foul for the third time, we’re gonna have to agree with Letterman and Adams, who essentially came to the conclusion that the soap star turned Joan Rivers 2.0 “should be fired.” The best part? Even Rinna agrees!

As Letterman’s clip gruesomely shows, Rinna not only goofed by congratulating Adams on her Oscar nomination this year (c’mon, even our aunt in Sacramento with no cable knows who was nominated!), but also had no recollection of Amy’s nom two years ago for her role in Junebug. Which delightfully reminds us of one of our favorite Defamer clips so far this year, in which Rinna and her shoved-together silicone enhancements cackled along with Casey Affleck on the SAGs carpet. From asking him a very important question regarding what kind of gum he was chewing, to forming her “questions” in the style of “So, I just watched two of your movies, which one do ya think I watched first?”, we’re left with a teary revolutionary need to form a petition to get Joan back on the air, stat.

Comments (AU Comments | US Comments)

  • Victor Ward

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • Molly Friedman

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • CatherineTrammell

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • SugartitsMcFirecrotch

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • OldTowneTavern

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • NoGrumpys

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • Bento

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • Dave J.

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • Beppo

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • CrankYank

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

  • Miss d

    Maybe his shirt should have read,

Post Your Comments

Got something to say? There are two ways to comment:

1. Guests

Click here to comment instantly.

2. Facebook Users

Click below to comment using your Facebook account.

We're looking for comments that are interesting, substantial or highly amusing. If your comments are excessively self-promotional, obnoxious, or even worse, boring, you will be banned from commenting. All comments are moderated.