"E! correspondent Isaac Mizrahi groped Scarlett Johansson's breast, looked down Teri Hatcher's dress, asked Eva Longoria about her pubic hair and otherwise caught celebrities off-guard."

FAR MORE ENTERTAINING THAN JANET JACKSONS STUNT AT LAST YEARS SUPERBOWL!

NICE JOB IKE!

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Hard to imagine missing Joan and Melissa. But, I did. He was and is silly, annoying and inappropriate to the point of needing to be "pulled". His show is equal to his performance on the red carpet! He is mostly interested in his own voice, his "delicious cup of coffee", and astrological signs of the guests pets! Yikes!

E! has responded to all the craziness:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/TV/01/23/carpet.commotion.ap/index.html

Eh, not sexually harassing by any stretch, certainly inappropriate to some, but nothing anyone with a gay best friend who loves to get all handsy with the gal's clothes hasn't already experienced. I'm sure some red-states-ers were offended, but considering the regular viewership of E! to begin with, I think it's probably just a little eyebrow raising. At most.

Certainly fine with me if Isaac doesn't do the red carpet coverage for the Oscars, as that event attempts to be more high-brow, but the Golden Globes are a party. Everyone expects a little irreverent behavior. That's why there are big bottles of hooch at every table. ;)

God bless Hollywood.

It says something about entertainers that they will allow someone to grab their breasts, ask what -- if any -- underwear they are wearing, ask how their pubes are styled AND ANSWER THE QUESTION! It's really rather sad. Can you imagine someone playing with Bette Davis' breasts on television, or asking Olivia de Havilland what underwear she was wearing, or inquiring of Katherine Hepburn whether her pubes were shaved or natural? All three of these women would have probably beat the hell out of anyone who asked such personal and absurd questions, let alone answer them.
I'm not one of those who whine about the "golden age" of Hollywood, but it would be nice if celebrities would not share so many personal things about themselves. They wonder why they are forced to fight off ever-increasingly tyrannical paparazzi! They are creating the situation they all whine about hating. I would have told Isaac to mind his own damn business. Geez! And I thought Joan Rivers and Star Jones were bad!
Of course, we the viewer have a role in this, as well. If Americans were not so obsessed with knowing EVERY little personal detail about celebrities, these paparazzi terrorists would be out of a job.

Inappropriate or not, it made for some captivating television. I never watch these things but I was riveted but what Isaac would do next. It was great seeing the reactions of the celebrities and I was impressed, in particular, by how Keira Knightley handled it. She seems to have a good sense of humor.

But even if he does the red carpet again it won't be the same. Either he will be told to turn it down or the celebrities will be prepared so it will never be the same. It will be one of those rare television experiences and for that I salute you Isaac. Well that and feeling up Scarlett.

Get with it, people. Isaac is GAY and I don't mean stupid. He is a Homosexual and cannot be sexually harassing to a woman. He wants NOTHING from them. His comments are about the same as what you will hear in your local gay dance club. Very, very funny. Lets face it. The woman he grabbed, poked and looked at are being paid tremendous sums to show off their attributes and this deserves a funny public comment or two. Want the cash, become a star but expect some insults to come your way (note: he didn't insult them...and was very complimentary of their "charms".

His comments crossed the line. Have to admit though that if he does another event he just might find himself looking up from the ground when he askes the wrong person those type of questions or makes the wrong comment.

I was actually pretty shocked that Mizrahi thought that he was being anywhere near appropriate. There were even a few times when Ryan Seacrest tried to intervene (and that's saying a lot)!