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Tony Hale
Why are celebrities playing silly games on TV?
Why are celebrities playing silly games on TV?

One night, it's Julia Roberts laughing hysterically as she gets hit in the face with a beach ball. On another, it's Nick Cannon playing Pictionary with Megan Fox. Or Glenn Close smearing her face with pie in a food-eating contest. But that's just on Jimmy Fallon's "Tonight Show." Tune into NBC a little earlier on Thursdays for "Hollywood Game Night," and you'll see a bevy of celebrities chortling over a game of Catchphrase or Charades. Or flip over to Craig Ferguson's syndicated "Celebrity Name Game" to see the likes of David Arquette and Lisa Kudrow race the clock to guess the VIPs identified by vague clues. Does it feel like...