by BroadWayWorld.com, April 17, 2012
In addition to a new short piece by David Mamet and performances by actors Jay Thomas, Treat Williams, and other plays and actors TBA, the Gala will include the premiere of Food for Thought... Read more... |
by L. Brent Bozell, May 18, 2012
On CNN, former "Mork and Mindy" sidekick Jay Thomas mocked the PTC and honored Stern as the sage of our age. Read more... |
by The Associated Press, Dec. 23, 2011
Comic Jay Thomas will be back to try to knock a meatball off the top of a Christmas tree with a football and recount his Lone Ranger anecdote again. Read more... |
by Sam Allen, Los Angeles Times, June 2010
 North side of the 6200 block of Hollywood BlvdJay Thomas' unique brand of humor made him a top-rated radio DJ and Emmy-winning television actor in the 1980s and 1990s.
His radio career has included years at prominent radio stations WKTU in New York City — where he was replaced by Howard Stern — and KPWR in Los Angeles, where he helped the young station grow into one of the most popular in the city.
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by Dave Walker, The Times-Picayune, Dec. 2010
There is a football displayed in Jay Thomas’ Santa Barbara, Calif., home, right next to his Saints cap from Super Bowl XLIV, that may be a holidays-TV icon to rival Charlie Brown’s sad Christmas tree or Ralphie Parker’s Red Ryder BB gun. Read more... |
by Dave Walker, The Times-Picayune, Nov. 2010
Jesuit grad Jay Thomas (“Cheers,” “Mr. Holland’s Opus”) provides the narration, and his involvement is a demonstration of that wide web of interested parties.Thomas is a Jesuit alum, and heard about the film project from a brother who’d proceeded him as a Blue Jay.“Jay called us out of the blue one day,” Yager said. “Soon, we sat down and he said, ‘Do you guys have a narrator? We said, ‘Sold. You’re it.’ His voice is perfect for the piece.” Read more...
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by Oliver Jones, People Magazine, Sept. 2008
As a Young Man, Comedian Jay Thomas Put His Baby Boy Up for Adoption. More Than Two Decades Later, His Son Found Him—and They Became Family. Read more... |
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