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January 18, 2012
Who Dubbed Which Stars' Voices In Movie Musicals?
Ever watch a star belt out a song in a movie musical and think, "Wow! I didn't know they could sing!"? Well, they couldn't! So many times, a perfectly nice-looking performer with lovely sounds emanating from their mouth is faking it like a drag queen doing Britney -- or even like Britney herself.
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October 12, 2011
The Dead Celebrity Cookbook Author Frank DeCaro Dishes About What Famous Dead People Once Ate
Health CommunicationsCelebs might be gone, but not forgottenWhile celebrities now get their food fixes at trendy restaurants like LA's Koi or Nobu, once upon a time they actually cooked. Eartha Kitt made a mean chicken wing, Gilda Radner whipped up a sumptuous apple cake, and Johnny Cash fri ... More >>
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August 5, 2011
Happy 100th Birthday, Lucille Ball!
WikipediaSaturday marks Lucille Ball's 100th birthday. Those of us who grew up watching I Love Lucy (and later, The Lucy Show) on Nick at Nite and TV Land know what an amazing comedic talent she was. But for all of the wails of "waahhhhh" and all the "'splainin'" she had to do, she was also ... More >>
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August 3, 2011
Worst Female Film Performance Ever
I got this idea from datalounge.com, some of whose nominees I'm including, while adding a few of my own, all based on extremely traumatizing experiences. Your horrible choices are: *Cindy Crawford, Fair Game She played a lawyer with pert nipples. I'm the only one that saw this cinema clas ... More >>
Blogs
June 17, 2011
Lucille Ball's Two Least Favorite TV Guest Stars
When Bette Davis dropped out of a guest role on The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Show, they naturally got Tallulah Bankehead to fit the arm swiveling bill. Who was a mess. According to the new book, Lucille Ball FAQ, Tallu came to work intoxicated, crashed a production meeting, and when Lucy com ... More >>
Blogs
May 18, 2011
Bridesmaids: The Most Important Female Comedy of All Time? The Gchat Review
Bridesmaids, the Kristen Wiig-penned and Judd Apatow-produced "anti-chick flick," has officially been declared a success. Most reviewers, including our own, seemed to enjoy it. The film beat low expectations and took in nearly $25 million dollars in its opening weekend. This probably means th ... More >>
Columns
January 5, 2011
Octogenarian Showstopper Rules New York!
Revived: Marilyn Maye and Sally Kellerman. Clubs aren't dead yet, either.
Film
July 27, 2010
Brooklyn's Own King of Chutzpah, Phil Silvers, Now on DVD
Revived: Marilyn Maye and Sally Kellerman. Clubs aren't dead yet, either.
Columns
April 6, 2010
Will & Grace Star's Affair With George Clooney
Chattering with Emmy winner Leslie Jordan, plus sounding off on Broadway.
Blogs
July 31, 2009
How Stars Should Treat Their Fans
I'll never forget when, in my teeny tiny childhood, I wrote an admiration letter to Lucille Ball, and I actually received a signed headshot in the mail as a result. Whether Lucy herself had anything to do with that, it showed that her machine was well greased enough to dole out the tokens of ... More >>
Blogs
July 30, 2009
Medal of Freedom Recipients Announced, Include Tutu, Harvey Milk
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Film
July 8, 2009
Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg Traces a Pre-Lucille Ball Woman's Comedy
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Blogs
October 2, 2008
First Reax Palin-Biden (Still Drunk!)
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Film
August 19, 2008
The House Bunny
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Blogs
July 1, 2008
Lucy, I'm Homo!
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Blogs
June 24, 2008
I'm So Glad We've Had This Time With Carol Burnett
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Columns
October 17, 2006
Horoscope
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Columns
May 30, 2006
NY Mirror
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Film
July 12, 2005
My Man Gregory: A Class-Conscious Screwball Master
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Film
October 26, 2004
Film
President Obama has announced this year's Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. The nation's highest civilian honor has gone in the past to folks like T.S. Eliot, Lucille Ball, Pope John XXIII, Margaret Mead, Jack Nicklaus, Mother Teresa, and Norman Podhoretz. As you may have guessed, Dem ... More >>
Theater
July 29, 2003
You Call This a Town?
Finley's 9-11 Liza; Jordan's Search for Normalcy
Film
July 29, 2003
Ladies First
Dorothy Arzner's Working Girls
NYC Life
July 29, 2003
Listings
Dorothy Arzner's Working Girls
Film
January 21, 2003
Secrets and Lies
The Cleric and the Clerk Who Turned a Blind Eye
Music
July 9, 2002
Tigers in a Spotlight
The Cleric and the Clerk Who Turned a Blind Eye
Columns
March 19, 2002
NY Mirror
The Cleric and the Clerk Who Turned a Blind Eye
Columns
May 29, 2001
Horoscope
The Cleric and the Clerk Who Turned a Blind Eye
Theater
April 17, 2001
Love Machinery
The Cleric and the Clerk Who Turned a Blind Eye
Film
August 10, 1999
Palace Walks
On the Road With the Theatre Historical Society
Film
December 22, 1998
Shelf Life
On the Road With the Theatre Historical Society

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