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Friday, December 12, 2008

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Anderson Cooper - Signing Autographs at David Letterman

(00:54 min.}

From: toppixautographs

Added: December 10, 2008

Description: Anderson Cooper signed autographs at the Late Show with David Letterman in New York City. For authentic autographed memorabilia of Anderson Cooper and many other celebrities, check out TopPix Autographs at http://www.toppixautographs.com

URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cze337TJVXI

Anderson Cooper - Signing Autographs at Conan O'Brien

(00:22 min.)

From: toppixautographs

Added: September 25, 2008

Description: Anderson Cooper signed autographs at Late Night with Conan O'Brien in New York City. For authentic autographed memorabilia of Anderson Cooper and many other celebrities, check out TopPix Autographs at http://www.toppixautographs.com

URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF3LBX-2rz4

3 comments:

QuotidianEditorialist said...: Doesn't seeing stuff like this make you feel badly for Anderson? It does me.

Surely he is aware that it is necessary and he is so incredibly kind to these people, but he is nicer than me. Knowing that these people make money off of him like that? It has to bother him on some level. Maybe it's just me...; December 13, 2008 at 2:14 PM
Peter said...: You are right, he is always nice to everybody. I have never heard or read anybody complaining about him being in a bad mood or anything like that. That's part of the reasons why he is loved so much.

The people of this company must know Anderson or his publicist or someone in the inside, because for them to sell his picture with his autograph they must have to have hundreds of them, and they could not possibly collect them one by one when he comes out of every taping. I don't think that Anderson makes any money out of this, but at least he is, for sure, aware of it.; December 13, 2008 at 9:44 PM
QuotidianEditorialist said...: Excellent point Peter. Thanks, I feel better now. Just hate the thought of him being hounded wherever he goes, but that is the over-protective in me. LOL.

Surely if it were that much of a bother to him, he would not participate. One more realization as to what an awesome man he is.
:^); December 14, 2008 at 4:10 PM

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