Ted Danson Says He Will Apologize for the ‘Rest of My Life’ Over Blackface at Whoopi Goldberg Roast

Ted Danson apologizes for blackface stunt at then-girlfriend Whoopi Goldberg's 1993 roast

Ted Danson apologized for his blackface stunt pulled at his then-girlfriend Whoopi Goldberg's roast in 1993, during an appearance on W. Kamau Bell's "Who's With Me?" podcast.

Ted Danson Apologizes For Blackface At Whoopi Goldberg Roast

After more than 30 years, Ted Danson has had much time to reflect on his controversial moment at Whoopi Goldberg’s 1993 roast. The 3x Emmy winner recently emphasized that he is “forever apologetic” for doing blackface in his appearance at New York’s Friars Club, explaining he “thought I was being edgy” in making a satirical joke about their interracial affair during the roast. “Poor Whoopi Goldberg has had to defend me over the years, sweetl…

Ted Danson Says ‘I Want to Apologize for the Rest of My Life’ for Blackface Roast of Whoopi Goldberg: ‘So Arrogant and Stupid’

Ted Danson said he will “apologize for the rest of my life” over a roast of Whoopi Goldberg he did in blackface in 1993. Speaking on W. Kamau Bell’s podcast “Who’s With Me?,” the “Cheers” and “The Good Place” actor opened up about the incident, which occurred at the New York Friars Club while he […]

Ted Danson Says He Will Apologize for the ‘Rest of My Life’ Over Blackface at Whoopi Goldberg Roast

Ted Danson feels eternally remorseful over doing blackface at Whoopi Goldberg’s roast in 1993. “I would like to address this and apologize forever. I know what was in my heart. So, I have no problem talking about this,” the Man on the Inside star, 78, said during the Tuesday, June 2, episode of W. Kamau Bell‘s “Who’s With Me” podcast. “But I need to and want to apologize for the rest of my life because somebody today can go on the internet, you’…

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GOP candidate defies calls to withdraw after ‘Anti-Pride Month' and ‘hateful' posts

A Republican candidate for a state House seat is facing calls to withdraw from the race after a series of controversial social media posts that critics describe as hateful. Jadon MacCormack, who is running for the 50th District seat representing parts of northeastern Connecticut, said he does not plan to step aside. “There are growing calls for you to withdraw...