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The "Wheel of Fortune" was not the only thing to turn Pat Sajak and Vanna White in his day.

Sajak said in an interview on ESPN2 this week that the team long game show occasionally went to a restaurant "two or three or six" margaritas during a break in the early recording "Wheel of Fortune" shows in California. Sajak has hosted the series since 1981, White joined him a year later.

Sajak recalled Margarita stop after answering yes to a question about if you ever host of "a little drunk."

Although he joked that "recognizing the alphabet problems" of recorded programs after the drink was, nobody has said anything to them.

It is now bigger, Sajak said he could not do more.

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State College, Pa. - Maybe I was a stranger, someone not in the insular world, Penn State, who lit microphone Thursday not approached the blue seats in the back of the stage, but the darkness of internships. Maybe someone who is still revered Joe Paterno, but he was not bound by the former coach of such grace, to go where nobody else stepped to the microphone dared to go. ¶ It was Nike's Phil Knight, chairman, one of the 12 speakers at the memory of the late Paterno, who was not part of the Penn State community to say what everyone probably wanted, but had to respect one's sense Paterno family decency to say really. ¶ "It's a tragedy villain," Knight said, looking around 12,000 attendees, "found in the research, not Joe Paterno's reaction ... I have it leads to this question: Who is the director ¶ actual words Penn State University "Knight, hit the Bryce Jordan Center as thunder, lifting the entire crowd to their feet by a roaring standing ovation that lasted a few minutes?. Knight said that when he does, he turned and left the stage and behind a black curtain.

In two hours of service of 15 minutes, otherwise hit all the expected notes - the poignant and humorous stories of half a dozen former players, Paterno for the heartbreaking eulogy delivered by Paterno's son, Jay - Knight was the only speaker who was coming to a scandal that, at least for the world outside of the state university, the legacy of the infected 85-year-old coach.

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"American Idol" judge and sometimes Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler has survived drugs, alcohol and falls off the stage, but singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" may have been too much.

The singer performed the National Anthem before the Patriots, Ravens playoff game in the NFL in Foxboro, Massachusetts, on Sunday, and the different accounts that shattered into pieces. (Other fans like Tyler was only his stylized interpretation of the song you do). In addition to their usual shouts, Tyler gave the text is about to sing "as bomb explodes in the air" rather than the desired "bombs bursting in air."

While the show was greeted with applause from the stands, the TV audience had a different reaction. Fox News, Greg Gutfeld Twitter: "I went out of his misery put a raccoon -. I realized that my neighbor was watching Steven Tyler sings the hymn"

Actor Michael McKean, who knows a thing or two about your bad day singing Spinal Tap, wrote: "'on target!" - Steven Tyler, alone. "

However, Tyler had his defenders, "Parks and Recreation" actor and the man who made Drew Peterson, Rob Lowe, with his somewhat-sorta support tweets, "# Steve Tyler !!!!"