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[Cillaliz]

Dear Cillaliz, it was (I swear) it flelt like 80 degrees outside today.  Everyone was in shorts and t-shirts.  Can I have some of your winter holiday weather ?

Sure, come on over

[Sam]

bk must know that he is really irresistible and charming to lots of women.  

[Sam]

Hi Cillaliz, it must be beautiful outside.  Nice and cozy inside.   

[Cillaliz]

I'm looking forward to this week.  A Chorus Line and Brian Boitano with Heart.   I still don't get the combination of hard rock and ice skating, but I guess I'll find out

[Cillaliz]

Sure if you call a wind chill of way below zero beautiful, lol

[John G.]

I watched "The Ghost Writer" this evening and while cleaning some of my work area, I put on a few episodes of season one of "Bosom Buddies," which I just found the other day at Big Lots. Very '80s and very fun.

[Sam]

Sweet dreams.  

[bk]

Finished with my viewing for the evening.

[Cillaliz]

Ok, time to get some sleep.  I didn't do my homework, so I need to get up early in the morning and get my rear end to the office

[John G.]

I am in shock and awe!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye3ecDYxOkg

Now, that rocks.

[MBarnum]

I am in shock and awe!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye3ecDYxOkg

And all these years I thought 'toke' was a kind of measurement.

[MBarnum]

JMK, here is Julane Stites now. Other then her hair style she hasn't changed much in 40 years!




PS: I am addicted to the clip now.

[MBarnum]

Watched a bunch of B movies and a Bollywood, too.

Just finished the 1957 juvenile delinquent film NO TIME TO BE YOUNG...them was sure some elderly looking teenagers in this film!






Highlights included Tom Pittman's humongous Mick Jagger lips, Roger Smith trying to look like he was not yet 21, and Merry Anders taking a drunken dive off of a porch roof.

[MBarnum]

I couldn't find the trailer for NO TIME TO BE YOUNG on Youtube (although it is featured on the DVD)....however, here is another Robert Vaughn teen age movie trailer for your enjoyment: TEENAGE CAVEMAN

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqA14PXHGrs

Who in the world thought Robert Vaughn ever looked young enough to play a teenager...and in so many films, yet?

[George]

Here's said FOOTAGE of the Metrodome Collapse.

 

Ditto!

[George]

Just finished watching a truly awful motion picture - 1970, I think - what a stinker, but a really interesting one for many reasons.

A score that you're thinking about releasing?

[George]

Saw the film of the play ZOMBIE today.  Our friends Tom Caruso and Bill Connington are the director and writer-star - the source material is a novella by Joyce Carol Oates, and she joined Bill and Tom for a talkback after the short film.  I'd never seen Ms. Oates live before, and it was very exciting to hear her speak.

I saw her play about Marilyn Monroe in Seattle...I think it might have been one of the very first productions and Ms. Oates was in the audience.  I don't think that anyone else knew that she was there.  I wasn't brave enough to ask for an autograph.

[George]

Today, we had a matinee of "Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol."  We had a great show and a good audience.  Another show that is going on right now is called "Blood Relations," and tonight's 8:00 p.m. show was the only time that people involved in "JMCC" could see it.  It wasn't a great show...good actors though (for the most part).  Marley's stage manager, light designer and I went to dinner before the evening show with Jennie, a woman who was supposed to be in "Blood Relations," but had to drop out because she got sick and would've been out for too many rehearsals.  Her replacement is my friend Jodi and was very good.  I would've liked to have seen Jennie, but Jodi was good.