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[John G.]

Six!

[John G.]

The Burt Bacharach score is lovely.

[DR Iris]

I have started Arthur, which I haven’t seen since it opened.

Always good advice:

When you get caught between the Moon and New York City
I know it's crazy, but it's true
If you get caught between the Moon and New York City
The best that you can do
The best that you can do is fall in love.

[John G.]

Spellchecker wanted his name to be Butt.

[John G.]

I have started Arthur, which I haven’t seen since it opened.

Always good advice:

When you get caught between the Moon and New York City
I know it's crazy, but it's true
If you get caught between the Moon and New York City
The best that you can do
The best that you can do is fall in love.

Christopher Cross is from San Antonio. He still lives here.

[DR Iris]

I have started Arthur, which I haven’t seen since it opened.

Always good advice:

When you get caught between the Moon and New York City
I know it's crazy, but it's true
If you get caught between the Moon and New York City
The best that you can do
The best that you can do is fall in love.

Christopher Cross is from San Antonio. He still lives here.

I’ve always liked him, especially “Sailing”.

[DR Iris]

Which can be listened to here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEO6gYCFbr0

[DR Iris]

Good night, Iris.

Good night, John G.

[bk]

Watched thirty minutes of a movie. Enjoyable, for what it is. But for now - back to writing.

[bk]

The media has been saying the winds were coming for the past twenty-four hours. Hopefully, they'll be as wrong as they usually are.

[Jane]

This is quite a loss.

An estimated 100,000 scores and parts by the groundbreaking 20th-century composer Arnold Schoenberg were destroyed last week when the wildfires in Southern California burned down the music publishing company founded by his heirs.

This is very sad

[Jane]

No original Schoenberg manuscripts were destroyed in the fire. But the loss of Belmont’s collection could create problems for orchestras, chamber music groups and soloists planning performances of Schoenberg’s works in the months ahead. Other Schoenberg memorabilia was also destroyed in the fire, including photographs, letters, posters, books and arrangements by other composers of Schoenberg pieces.
🙁

[Jane]

The media has been saying the winds were coming for the past twenty-four hours. Hopefully, they'll be as wrong as they usually are.

Sometimes it feels good to be wrong.  Hopefully this is one of those times.

[John G.]

Well, the movie was still sweet. And bittersweet.

[John G.]

And I don't know if I realized until now that Liza and Barney Martin were in Chicago on Broadway together. Only she was Roxie and he was Amos, not father and daughter.

[John G.]

I'm off to bed.

[John G.]

Good night, all.

[bk]

Ten pages so far, and I should be able to do the other five before bed.

[bk]

Guess I'll write some damn notes now because, you know, I haven't written enough today.

[Rodzinski]

Sorry to hear about your friend, John G.

[Rodzinski]

That Deadline article seemed weirdly more about Rowling and Weinstein than Gaiman.

[Rodzinski]

Beyond the Valley of the Dolls has a high sleaze factor.

[Rodzinski]

Auto Focus about Bob Crane, was ultimately pretty sleazy.

[Rodzinski]

But the George Mendeluk film Stone Cold Dead with Richard Crenna, that one really wallows in sleaze.

[Rodzinski]

Inserts, there’s another one.

[Rodzinski]

Sleepaway Camp. That one haunts me. A truly sleazy film uses its low budget to create a memorably sleazy atmosphere.

[Rodzinski]

Like Body Double tries to be sleazy but it’s so slick, whereas Sisters is really unpleasantly sleazy.

[Rodzinski]

The Men’s Club, with Roy Scheider and Richard Jordan…. A lurid affair.

[Rodzinski]

Just riffing on sleaze here.

[Rodzinski]

Let’s riff on over a page, see what’s happening there…