Every afternoon I stand by a second floor window in the Ed Sullivan Theater and take mediocre photos of guests as they enter and leave the Late Show with David Letterman. In the foreground of each shot is a wad of old gum I noticed on the window ledge. There may be better paparazzi photos on the internet, but this is the only place you'll find the juxtaposition of celebrities and hardened gum. Enjoy!
"A perfectly silly, genius idea" -- David Letterman
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Brian Williams
Respected newsman Brian Williams hurries away after stuffing one of the Late Show traffic cones into his bag. Challenged by security, he then returned the cone, claiming the whole thing had been a "misunderstanding."
Hey is that a city-owned traffic cone, or a Late Show-owned traffic cone. If it's a Late Show cone you must have a permit to operate within the public right-of-way from the New York City Streets Department, pursuant to Traffic Code Section 606081045(A.1. e 243-991.(e) (a) 112.5.
Karl, as you may know, the U.S. is a signatory to the International Traffic Cone Exchange Treaty. That cone with the L is on loan to the Late Show from Lithuania, which means that Lithuanian traffic code applies. Thanks for your interest.
Traffic cone? I thought he was interviewing John Boehner.
ReplyDeleteHey is that a city-owned traffic cone, or a Late Show-owned traffic cone. If it's a Late Show cone you must have a permit to operate within the public right-of-way from the New York City Streets Department, pursuant to Traffic Code Section 606081045(A.1. e 243-991.(e) (a) 112.5.
ReplyDeleteKarl, as you may know, the U.S. is a signatory to the International Traffic Cone Exchange Treaty. That cone with the L is on loan to the Late Show from Lithuania, which means that Lithuanian traffic code applies. Thanks for your interest.
ReplyDeleteOkay then.
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