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Andy Cohen, Anderson Cooper take mystery shots amid CNN’s NYE booze ban

Summary by Ground News

CNN banned its New Year's Eve correspondents from drinking alcohol on air in November. The sobering announcement was met with outrage from CNN viewers who look forward to Cohen, Cooper and post-midnight anchor Don Lemon's drunken shenanigans each year. Co-hosts Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen still made an effort to keep things interesting throughout the newly dry countdown to midnight.

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Disgusting mystery shots make Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen gag on live TV

Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen hosted CNN's New Year's Eve celebration and took non-alcoholic mystery shots at the top of each hour.

1 year ago·Atlanta, United States

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Los Angeles Times

Watch sober Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper take 'mystery shots' on New Year's Eve

'Let's talk about the elephant in the room,' Andy Cohen said while co-hosting CNN's New Year's Eve special with Anderson Cooper. 'We can't drink.'

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Andy Cohen, Anderson Cooper take mystery shots amid CNN’s NYE booze ban

The Bravo exec yelled that he "needs tequila" after CNN producers gave him shots of pickle juice, apple cider vinegar and buttermilk on "New Year's Eve Live."

1 year ago

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IndieWire

Kevin Hart Jokes Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen Were ‘Hoodwinked’ By CNN Over ‘Bullsh*t’ Alcohol Ban on NYE

Kevin Hart slammed CNN for barring New Year's Eve co-hosts Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen from drinking during the live broadcast.

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Vulture

Andy Cohen Called Anderson Cooper a Widdle Nepo Baby on New Year’s Eve

Andy Cohen called Anderson Cooper a “nepo baby” during CNN’s annual ‘New Year’s Eve Live’ broadcast. (Cooper is related to the Vanderbilt family.) CNN banned alcohol during the countdown to 2023, though that didn’t stop Don Lemon from having fun.

1 year ago·United States

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