Gisele Bundchen`s Giant Gaffe; Chevy Ad Outrage; Harry Potter Drinking Confessions
VELEZ-MITCHELL: Big news breaking tonight on SHOWBIZ TONIGHT - a night of superstar Super Bowl flashpoints. Gisele`s sour grapes. Tom Brady`s super model wife Gisele Bundchen blasts fans who slammed her husband after he loses a Super Bowl. But I`ve got to ask, is this just super-sized sour grapes?</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Kelly Clarkson`s National Anthem, the greatest performance ever? Tonight, the great debate over Kelly`s Super Bowl killer moment. And Wendy Williams is here for a night of superstar Super Bowl flashpoints. It`s a wild new SHOWBIZ newsmaker interview. And Harry Potter`s drunk confessions you will not believe. Daniel Radcliffe`s booze bombshell.</s>ANNOUNCER: TV`s most provocative entertainment news show continues right now.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Welcome back to SHOWBIZ TONIGHT. Jane Velez-Mitchell in for A.J. Hammer with big news breaking tonight - on Super Bowl flashpoints tonight. One of those flashpoints targeted at supermodel Gisele Bundchen who was called a big sore loser today after her quarterback husband, Tom Brady, got whooped - whooped by the New York Giants. And you are about to hear what Gisele said, because it was all caught on tape. Did she really throw Tom`s teammates under the bus? With me in New York tonight is talk show queen, the one and only Wendy Williams, host of the hit daytime talk show, "The Wendy Williams Show," and featuring celebrity guest co-host all this weekend. In Hollywood tonight, Bob Guiney, former star of "The Bachelor" and host of HGTV`s new weekly series, "Showhouse Showdown." So ladies and gentlemen, just days before the Super Bowl, Gisele sent an E- mail to family and friends asking them to pray for her husband for the big game. Somebody leaked it and it went viral. But apparently, she forgot to ask for prayers for his receivers, because was Gisele is blaming Tom`s teammates for losing the game. Her raunchy rant caught on tape by "The Insider." She was being taunted by the Giants` fans as she waited for an elevator after the game. Watch this.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: He didn`t even catch the ball when he was supposed to catch the ball.</s>BUNDCHEN: My husband cannot</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: So she is blaming Tom`s receivers for dropping the ball literally, which takes us to our first SHOWBIZ Flashpoint - is Gisele`s rant against her husband`s teammates a case of sour grapes? Or is she just standing by her hunk-o-man. Wendy, what is your vote?</s>WILLIAMS: She is standing by her man. I mean, it was a sloppy thing for her to do. You know, she should have known that everybody - you know, all eyes were on her and her man and her reaction. You know, she was just being supportive.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Yes, sometimes you are a human being. And you get charged up watching on TV. Imagine like being there and it is your husband on the line. Oh, my gosh. I have compassion for her. I mean, come on.</s>WILLIAMS: And I don`t know whether she drinks or not, but if she had a few white wines, you know how that is.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: A few spritzers.</s>WILLIAMS: Oh, something.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: She might be spritzing some words -</s>WILLIAMS: Yes.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: That she`ll regret the next day. Bob, should Gisele just have zipped it? What`s your vote?</s>GUINEY: No. You know, I think it`s awesome. I agree with Wendy. I mean, first of all, the Giants` fans are totally taunting her. They`re like, "Eli owned your husband." I mean, that`s not nothing to say. So it`s like, at the end of the day, I think it`s wonderful she supported her husband. But on the other hand, I know there`s kind of a code and you`re not supposed to say things about the teammates. But I mean, I say - you know, I say it all the time. I can`t throw the ball and catch it, too. And I`m sure that, ultimately, you know, this may be a little bit more literal than how I am intending it, but the guy - it is the truth. They did drop some passes when they were in the last drive of the game. And at the end of the day, these guys were heckling her and I think that she was being, you know, defensive and supportive of her husband. I think there`s nothing wrong with that.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Yes. And let`s face it. She is gorgeous even when she`s angry. SHOWBIZ TONIGHT did reach out to Gisele today. And while she would not comment, her reps clearly did not think it was a big deal telling SHOWBIZ TONIGHT, Isn`t it that 99 percent of the sports fans curse when they get angry when their teams lose? Don`t you?" Well, while Gisele was fighting hecklers, that same crowd was singing Kelly Clarkson`s praises. Kelly kicked off the night belting out the National Anthem. Let`s check her out.</s>WILLIAMS: Well, I can`t say that, but it was good. I mean, it was good. And she was giving good hair and her weight fluctuates. She looked nice.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Yes. Hey, Bob -</s>WILLIAMS: I mean, ever? Didn`t Whitney Houston perform at the Super Bowl?</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Well, put it this way. Kelly got the words right, and we have to give her a lot for that, too.</s>WILLIAMS: She studied her words.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Bob, what is your vote?</s>GUINEY: Yes, I loved it. I thought it was great. Kelly Clarkson is like one of those things - you know, it is a guilty pleasure. It`s one of those things that you never want to tell anyone, oh, my god. I love Kelly Clarkson, but you honestly do. Everybody loves Kelly Clarkson.</s>WILLIAMS: You are telling everybody you love Kelly Clarkson.</s>GUINEY: I`m telling everybody. I am doing it.</s>WILLIAMS: Yes.</s>GUINEY: And I have to say that, honestly, she was great. It was emotional. It was good. The words were right. She didn`t hit any sour notes. It was simple. It wasn`t like, you know, crazy, over-the-top with anything and theatrical. But it was just really, really good, and I loved it. I thought it was great.</s>WILLIAMS: Yes. It almost seems like she`s going to be asked next year to perform at halftime. Kelly can do no wrong now. And now, thanks to MIA, they`re going to have to be super-safe. It`s going to be either Kelly or Susan Boyle.</s>GUINEY: I vote for Kelly again.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Susan Boyle - she would have a lot of love for that performance. Even Josh Groban singing her praises. He tweeted, "Kelly Clarkson ruled that anthem." And check out this tweet from Pink saying, "Kelly Clarkson killed the National Anthem. Show them how it is done, girl." Big kudos for Kelly`s fantastic performance. Hats off to you. Of course, a lot is made about the Super Bowl commercials. There was huge controversy over one for Chevy that depicts the near-end of the world according to the Mayan calendar, which include giant attack robots, meteors, frogs falling from the sky. Watch this. You`ve got to see it.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Where`s Dave?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Dave didn`t drive the longest lasting, most dependable truck on the road. Dave drove a Ford.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Twinkie?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Chevy Silverado at the beginning</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: All right. A lot of people felt today that was really in poor taste, especially Ford which demanded the spot be pulled. So here is our next SHOWBIZ Flashpoint - Chevy`s end of the world ad, clever or bad taste. Bob?</s>GUINEY: I thought it was clever. Now, I`ve got to say that I`m a Detroit boy, so of course, you know, I`m a Ford supporter, 100 percent. But a GM - you know, I thought it was clever and I thought that the Twinkie thing was really funny. And another guilty pleasure of mine, and Kelly Clarkson and Twinkies - but I thought that was actually really clever. I mean, I don`t know why, you know, necessarily you would say it`s in poor taste when we have all been talking about 2012 and the Mayan calendar anyways. So it is just kind of almost like the obvious thing to talk about. But I was kind of bummed out with a lot of the commercials this year. I didn`t think a lot of them were great. But you know, this one didn`t upset me by any means.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: It didn`t upset me. I don`t know why it was offensive. I was trying to think, was it because of the Mayan calendar? Surely enough - here, I understand that you are very passionate about Twinkies.</s>WILLIAMS: I was not offended at all by that commercial. I thought it was clever. I bet you Ford wishes they thought of it first. And everybody knows that Twinkies don`t expire. Save the Twinkies. What are you doing, Hostess?</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Hostess, Twinkies. Hostess, by the way, FYI, just filed for bankruptcy. And Wendy started a Facebook campaign to save the Twinkie. Why, why, why?</s>WILLIAMS: Twinkies are sometimes a treat. They are a guilty pleasure. And they`re one of the foods that connects generations, you know - me, my son, my mother - we are all connected through a Twinkie. They`re delicious. They`re nostalgic. They bring back a happier time.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Well, I am happy that they make you happy. Go for it, girl.</s>WILLIAMS: They come in the 100 calorie packs now, so they go along with your gym regimen.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: All right -</s>GUINEY: Nice.</s>VELEZ-MITCHELL: Wendy Williams, Bob Guiney, thank you so very much. And I think both of you should be performing next Super Bowl halftime. I would like to see Wendy Williams out there kicking up a storm. Be sure to check out "The Wendy Williams Show" all this week with a lineup of very special guest co-hosts. You can see Wendy with Mario Lopez, another one of my favorites tonight on BET. You`ve also got to check out Bob Guiney`s "Showhouse Showdown" on HGTV. It`s a mouthful. It`s a good show. Tonight, Harry Potter`s booze bombshell. Was Daniel Radcliffe drunk on the set of his Harry Potter films? Say it isn`t so, Danny Boy. Daniel Radcliffe reveals exactly how much liquid magic he used during his young days as the most famous wizard in the whole wide world. Also, is Demi Moore in rehab? Brand-new reports today about Demi`s seeking treatment for addiction and eating disorders. This is SHOWBIZ TONIGHT on HLN news and views. And now, the "SHOWBIZ News Ticker" - more stories from the SHOWBIZ TONIGHT newsroom making news tonight.</s>TEXT: Miss Piggy hosts BAFTA red carpet to interview Brad Pitt and George Clooney. Flash mob honors Don Cornelius with "Soul Train" dance line in Times Square, New York City.