Wendy Kaufman is best known for appearing as “The Snapple Lady” in TV commercials throughout the 90s, but behind the scenes the bubbly personality had been struggling with numerous addictions.
“When I got to college, I definitely learned more about alcoholic beverages,” Kaufman, 59, says on Monday’s episode of the syndicated daytime series The Doctors. “We were doing crystal meth. From 21 to 31, I was doing enormous amounts of cocaine.”
While Kaufman has been sober for 27 years, she is now struggling with an addiction that has plagued her for decades.
“I am back to my first addiction, which was the food addiction,...
“When I got to college, I definitely learned more about alcoholic beverages,” Kaufman, 59, says on Monday’s episode of the syndicated daytime series The Doctors. “We were doing crystal meth. From 21 to 31, I was doing enormous amounts of cocaine.”
While Kaufman has been sober for 27 years, she is now struggling with an addiction that has plagued her for decades.
“I am back to my first addiction, which was the food addiction,...
- 5/8/2017
- by Gabrielle Olya
- PEOPLE.com
We’re getting closer to the final round of our Big Shill bracket game, PopWatchers. Hearts will be broken. Minds will be blown. Beloved pitchmen, pitch-women, and pitch-creatures will duel in the sand, until only one remains. It’s just like a gladiator duel, except with charming animals and charismatic nameless humans. In today’s match-up, you must make two terrible decisions:
Tony the Tiger vs. the Geico Gecko
and
The Snapple Lady vs. The Old Spice Guy
Check out our complete bracket here. And look back on all our heart-wrenching face-offs here.
Tony The Tiger
Product: Kellogg’s Frosted...
Tony the Tiger vs. the Geico Gecko
and
The Snapple Lady vs. The Old Spice Guy
Check out our complete bracket here. And look back on all our heart-wrenching face-offs here.
Tony The Tiger
Product: Kellogg’s Frosted...
- 1/25/2011
- by Darren Franich
- EW.com - PopWatch
Cereal, beer, dough, bananas… welcome to round 2 of EW’s Big Shill bracket game. Today, we kick off matchups between the 32 remaining Shilldabeasts (check out the entire bracket here) with eight fresh battles:
The Noid vs. Pillsbury Dough Boy
Count Chocula vs. the Budweiser clydesdales
Cap n Crunch vs. Miss Chiquita Banana
Snapple Lady vs. Dos Equis’ Most Interesting Man in the World
Check out our contender bios and TV commercial clips, then vote in the polls below.
Pillsbury Dough Boy
Product: A vast array of Pillsbury products, from biscuits to icing.
Debut year: 1965
Catchphrase: “Nothing says loving like [insert product name here]. Tee-hee!
The Noid vs. Pillsbury Dough Boy
Count Chocula vs. the Budweiser clydesdales
Cap n Crunch vs. Miss Chiquita Banana
Snapple Lady vs. Dos Equis’ Most Interesting Man in the World
Check out our contender bios and TV commercial clips, then vote in the polls below.
Pillsbury Dough Boy
Product: A vast array of Pillsbury products, from biscuits to icing.
Debut year: 1965
Catchphrase: “Nothing says loving like [insert product name here]. Tee-hee!
- 1/13/2011
- by Mike Bruno
- EW.com - PopWatch
Sugary cereal or crispy pickles? Giggling dough or posh peanuts? Our second week (and sixth day) of EW’s Big Shill bracket game pits some seriously disparate ad mascots against each other — at least, in the Creature Division. About the only thing the pointy-eared Count Chocula has in common with the pointy-beaked Vlasic Pickles Stork is they both have a pointed resemblance to other beloved pop-culture characters (more on that below). Then we’ve got the Pillsbury Dough Boy vs. Planters Peanuts’ Mr. Peanut — they walk, they (sometimes) talk, and they have a distinctive fashion sense all their own. In the Human Division,...
- 1/10/2011
- by Adam B. Vary
- EW.com - PopWatch
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