Fight discrimination or get plastic surgery? The eye-opening
case of Julie Chen  December 11, 2013 12:11 PM  The most
revealing thing about Julie Chen on the Letterman show the other
night was not her off-the-shoulder black dress, or the high-
heeled shoes that give her an awkward waddle, or even the phony
"fly-by" wave to the audience that made her more beauty queen
than anchor gal.  No, the most revealing thing was when the
round-eyed Julie talked about her 4-year-old Charlie, and how
she and her husband, CBS president Les Moonves, don't lie---at
least to their son.  "We do not lie to our son. If he asks me
where babies come from, I tell him; where's Michael Jackson?
He's dead, I don't lie to him, but I..."  Julie would have gone
on, but the audience laughed as Letterman did a double take.
"Was that bad?" a clueless Chen asked Letterman. "Was that bad?"
Letterman said it was just odd that those two questions--on
babies and Michael Jackson--were the ones in which absolute
truth would have occurred to her.