Coffee, Tea … or Richard Kirshenbaum?

kirsh-mini.jpg

Sassy Richard of kirshenbaum + bond is launching a show on Plum called Creative Lunch. Think Oprah, except people will be picking at food while weighing in on almighty Creativity. Slated guests include Martha Stewart, Matt Lauer, and David and Dylan Lauren.

We’ve seen Richard talk before. He’s mesmerizing, especially when he does that swishy thing with his hair. Also, he never ever capitalizes anything.

Hurry for self-fellating agency heads. Now here is a promotional image of Richard barefoot. (The PR company sent it to us, except 34098343908 times bigger.)

No word yet on the debut of a “k” magazine, featuring Richard on the cover in various states of simper, following the success of the talk show. We’re sure they’re working on it though.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

If you’ve accepted these 8 hard truths about life, you’re way ahead of most people

If you’ve accepted these 8 hard truths about life, you’re way ahead of most people

Hack Spirit

7 situations in life where staying silent protects your energy and well-being, says psychology

7 situations in life where staying silent protects your energy and well-being, says psychology

Parent From Heart

7 evening habits of people who age more slowly than their peers

7 evening habits of people who age more slowly than their peers

Global English Editing

People who experience vivid dreams at night often display these 7 evening habits, according to psychology

People who experience vivid dreams at night often display these 7 evening habits, according to psychology

Global English Editing

7 questions to ask yourself if you can’t remember the last time you felt excited by life

7 questions to ask yourself if you can’t remember the last time you felt excited by life

Global English Editing

People who were never taught emotional regulation as children usually display these 7 subtle behaviors in adulthood

People who were never taught emotional regulation as children usually display these 7 subtle behaviors in adulthood

Hack Spirit