Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jaheim
Jennifer Love Hewitt: Buy Jennifer’s new book, “The Day I Shot Cupid: Hello, My Name Is Jennifer Love Hewitt and I’m a Love-aholic” on amazon.com.
Jaheim: For more on Jaheim and his tour schedule, visit jaheimmusic.com.
Download “Finding My Way Back” and “Ain’t Leaving without You” on iTunes.
Big Gay Sketch Show: Watch the season 3 premiere of “The Big Gay Sketch Show” on the Logo channel, Tuesday, April 13th at 10 PM.
Visit logotv.com for more details.
Talented Kid Search: Is your son or daughter a musical prodigy? Have they invented the next big thing? Are they a mini-chef who can show Wendy how to cook? Are they an expert on a specific topic? Do they have a unique hobby or are they a collector?
If your child is 10-years-old or under and has a special or unique talent of any kind, then we want to see it.
Click the link for more details: wendyshow.com/talentedkids
Thursday June 10th, 2010 at 12:28 pm
How you doin?’
Great show. You were so gracious supporting Love’s movie role as Wonder Woman. However, Wendy, that’s already been done. Have you thought out of the box? How about a first African American Wonder Woman? We think that with your beauty and stature you are a definite Wonder Woman. We’re suggesting you push for that! You’re the perfect fit for the role!!
Tuesday April 13th, 2010 at 11:08 am
Welcome back Wendy. I missed you show on Monday because i had to work late and I don’t have tvo plus your morning time has changed so I did’nt catch it then either. I was hoping that your shor streamed on line but I guess not. I really wanted to see Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jaheim – I love them both. I guess I will have to wait until the rerun of it.
Love your show.
Monday April 12th, 2010 at 10:17 pm
couldnt help reacting to comments about Jaheim not appearing comfortable. i missed half the first show and hope to catch The Wendy Show tonight, still getting use to the new schedule here in the Rockies.
but Jaheim is going thru a change in life, so it seems to me as A brother. for one thing his hair line is changing and that alone is a huge thing for a dude to deal with, let alone personal relations, etc. he’s got enough on his mind and thank God he has a ‘voice’ to express himself. dont think he’s done much tv anyway he may not be used to all those cameras. i love Jaheim’s voice but i dont think hes a rounded or traveled person, even his lyrics reach a trimmer audience, while the voice is SUPREME the lyrics or subjects of his stuff never really captivated me. i like him tho.
i miss the Wendy Show while on hiatus it did not air at its normal time here. peace
Monday April 12th, 2010 at 9:19 pm
Hello Wendy,
how you doin, I have not being written lately but I have been watching the show
the guess on your couch has been wonderful, please keep the good work up.
I hope you and your family truly had a great vacation. Diva Patti La Belle was terrific I hope to see her often. The fashion show’s with the young adult and the
adults were wonderful I really looks forward to seeing them, keep them coming.
Love Your Show
Jae
Monday April 12th, 2010 at 11:03 am
Wendy, I watched the show today 4/12…cant believe Jaheim’s performance was sooooo short….I’m in Love with him at the age of 39. Please advise why it was so short….and why the 2 shortened down versions of his song. Also, was he lip singing? He did not look comfortable up there singing.(Just my view)
Monday April 12th, 2010 at 11:00 am
I’ve loooved Jaheim since his first album!
I see his dress style has changed and I’m not feeling as though he’s comfortable with it, yet.
His voice is incredible but he needs to work on his stage presence a bit more. Why is this important, well, it’s because I’d buy his album but won’t go to his concert.
Oh yeah Wendy, your hair was dissapointingly flat this morning…I could tell it wasn’t a ‘fresh’ wig. Looove you still though!
Best
Da Mad Sci.en.tist
Monday April 12th, 2010 at 10:44 am
Wendy,
I love love love you and your show.But please please stop adding to sterotyping when you refer to Black Women. Most of us now don’t have to tie our hair up at night either. Maybe back in the 50s but not now. There have been so many developements in Black hair care that it is easier than ever these days. Not all of us wear weaves. Not all of us spend a lot of time with our hair. Black Women are as individual as other races of women. I love love love and embrace being a Black Women so Wendy please stop saying that we all have hair issues. True our hair takes more time than other races but it is no longer as bad as you always make it out. Wendy love you but stop supporting sterotyping of Black Women.
My natural hair is down to the middle of my back, I don’t tie it up at night, I don’t wear wigs nor weaves, and I don’t spend a lot of time on my hair. I wash it dry it and run a flat iron through it. It’s not perfectly straight but it’s manageable and pretty. Both my parents are Black ( I am not mixed ). I get tired of being asked if I am mixed because I have long hair. When I say no I get root checked to see if I amd wearing a weave. I am sick of it. Your not helping with your comments. Love you Wendy but please remember Black is beautiful too.
Monday April 12th, 2010 at 10:11 am
Welcome back, Wendy. I missed your show while you were gone!!