I'm pretty sure Jerome Robbins was gay as well.

I'm pretty sure the lyric is Hangin' in a chow line.

I would say that's pretty accurate.

It's kind of amazing what you could get away with in the production code. As long as you weren't saying anything you weren't allowed to say, or showing something you weren't allowed to show, you could make things pretty clear. The catch is that they had to count on the audience being aware enough to pick up the…

No mention of "Rebel Without a Cause" or "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" either.

I think it would be more like using hair dye or wearing different clothes.

That's really sad.

That's sort of what I was trying to ask. I wasn't sure if public figure status was something that was temporary or something that was more permanent.

Would the fact that she was a public figure when they ran the article make a difference?

I thought her collection was going to the Academy Award museum, or was that wishful thinking in an article I read somewhere?

Blue milkshakes will have to be on the menu.

and Jane Wyman is first lady.

"Freaks and Geeks" was fantastic, but it was also set in the 1980s. My guess is that the article is talking about another show that's set in the 1990s.

We can only hope. "My So Called Life" had that rare emotional honesty.

I'm wondering how they collide. They (AV Club and Drama Kids) are two different and distinct types of nerds.

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I have a question. The movie looks interesting, but are there are a ton of quick cut edits like the Jason Bourne movies? That type of super fast cutting gives me a headache on a big screen, so know this information will determine if I see it in theaters or at home.

I agree. I always just figured Andy's mom was a widow and there wasn't more to the story than that. I was never interested in how her husband/Andy's father died.

I always assumed Andy's Mom was a widow, because there's no mention of Andy visiting his father, getting child support, or anything like that.

If there was a big age different, it's possible. Andy's dad could have had polio during the 1950s and later as an adult married someone much younger than he was