ABC's Jimmy Kimmel noted Kate Upton “will grace the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue for a third time, which I think makes her the superest model of them all.” Kimmel: “When did they tell you that you're going to be on the cover of the magazine?” Upton: “They finally gave me a call yesterday.” Kimmel: “They don't give you any notice at all. ... There are a bunch of women who pose for the magazine that have no idea whether (they are on the cover). So there's a bunch of angry women right now.” Upton: “I think that there's angry women right now, but I don't think necessarily it's the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit models.” Kimmel at first unveiled a fake cover that featured Upton buried up to her neck in sand. Upton: “Very sexy.” Kimmel then unveiled two more “covers,” including one featuring Upton and show sidekick Guillermo. The show then went live to N.Y., where a real cover was revealed on the side of the Empire State Building (“Jimmy Kimmel Live,” ABC, 2/14).
NBC’s
Seth Meyers said, “UConn women’s basketball team, you won your 100th straight game last night, something no team – men or women – has ever done. You won the last four NCAA championships, you’re probably going to win your fifth, and I’m pretty sure you could beat the Knicks right now” (
“Late Night With Seth Meyers,” NBC, 2/14).
