Russell on Leno Video

Thanks to NBC, here's video of Russell's appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno from last night, April 12! Adorable story he tells about taking Charlie and Tenny to see Robin Hood!

Russell Gets His Star!

A HUGE thank-you to OnTheRedCarpet.com for their live coverage of Russell receiving his star on the Walk of Fame! It was next-best-thing-to-being-there moment for those of us who actually couldn't be there!

I felt so proud of him, and it was wonderful that Jay Leno, Ron Howard, and Brian Grazer were there with him, but I thought the best part was when he brought Danielle, Charlie, and Tenny up for pictures. Great job, Russell!

A member of our group, Marie, was able to be there and will be at The Tonight Show later tonight. We'll have her report later and the video up for you soon!

Russell's Star and Jay Leno

It's a good day for Russell fans! He'll be getting his star on the Walk of Fame today, with a live feed at OnTheRedCarpet.com, so watch if you get the chance! Then, he'll be appearing on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno at 11:35 pm Eastern!

Sounds like a plan to me.....

On the September 29th episode of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Russell Crowe revealed his bailout plan for America's economic crisis.

JAY LENO: Now we were talking back stage, and you told me you had a bailout plan. You've been watching us here in America?

RUSSELL CROWE: I have been intently watching the political process, Jay. Fascinated with it... It's a very exciting time for America.

LENO: Americans love to hear what actors have to say on political issues.

CROWE: I know. I know. That's why I make so many political comments.

LENO: That's right. That's right.

CROWE: I'll just try this out on you guys. And look, don't get too excited about it or anything 'cause you can't vote for me, no matter how much you want to...

Um, so, here's the thing: They're looking for $700 billion, right? Which is a good chunk of change, but have you noticed whenever you go to a bank, or whenever you talk to a government department about what you need, they'll never actually give you all of what you need? So, I don't think we should do that for a start.

But I was thinking if they wanna stimulate the economy, get people spending, let people look after their, their mortgage, I think you take the first 300 million Americans, if that's the population at this point in time, give everyone a million bucks.


LENO: That would stimulate the...

CROWE: Don't use that now...

LENO: Oh yeah, that'll work. What are the taxes on that? But OK, that would work, yeah...

So instead of a $700 billion bailout, Crowe proposes a $300 TRILLION bailout. Leno was receptive to his idea.

....Sounds like a plan to me.