You are much kinder than I am.

I’d also love to see To Be or Not to Be included. It stars Jack Benny and Carole Lombard (who died just months before the film’s release) as members of a theater troupe performing in Nazi-occupied Warsaw, who use their disguise and acting talents to dupe the occupying troops. Directed (and scripted, although…

This will be my 10th consecutive year (I get there tomorrow) and assholes are both obvious and easy to avoid (or at least mock). I make no apologies for it. I love it there; the land is harsh and beautiful and seeing a functional city of 60k built in just days continues to be amazing. Black Rock City is the place for…

Seriously, Sharon Stone? There can only be one.

Thanks. If I had my way, there’d be a Fashion Fantasy League and there’d be no excuse for not knowing fashion pop history. And, my mistake, I meant Christie Brinkley, noy Turlington. That woman is an actual Super Model.

We’ll just have to agree to disagree on this one.

The reason (actual super-)models like Evangelista and Naomi sold is that they were more interesting covers and more interesting faces – in a time when we weren’t over-saturated with “selfies” of duck faces and there weren’t as many high fashion media outlets.

Sadly, I finally gave them up after moves (10 homes, 4 states). I donated them to an arts high school.

HA!!!

I understand. And please forgive me for going all “in my day.”

Kendall is the most average of average models. To put her in the same sentence as Evangelista is insane. Worse, contrary to the Vogue story’s assertions, she seems to bring nothing to the shoot. Her photos are basic at best. She might be a hardworker, but she doesn’t light up the frame. Or seem to know how to. Yes,…

No shite. Me, too. (and for longer than 3 years...)

Dear Leo:

Needs to be a t-shirt, STAT.

You just know Josh would have no discipline with nitrous (just as he has no discipline, in general). Stick with the whippets, Josh. Stay away from the tank.

I must beg to differ. Here’s Douglas from the early 70s, just when Streets of San Francisco was beginning.

All the stars....

I share that opinion.

The Piano is beautiful and beautifully directed by Jane Campion And very influential visually and musically. Anna Paquin deservedly won a Best Supporting Oscar for her first film role (she was 11 and was the second youngest Oscar winner). She’s fierce, as befitting anyone who plays Holly Hunter’s daughter. It also won…