Poor girl, all that pancake makeup is going to make her skin worse.

Oh they still have the swag suites to look forward to.

I wish I could see what you put up there, I imagine it is David Bowie.

You don't recognize Edison?

Aside from road salt, not seen in Jersey has been Herr Christie. We've been stranded on trains, the roads are full of pot holes and full of ice and Crispy hasn't been heard from. Excellent job Brownie.

You mean based on La Jette don't you.

I did this below, it was Becky Sharp as the first feature in 1935.

Wizard of Oz wasn't the first film shown in technicolor, the first feature was Becky Sharp (Vanity Fair by another name) made in 1935. If I recall my history it was the first three strip (RGB), previously there was a two strip version from the twenties.

Since I don't watch this train wreck is it common that contestant would put Murakami as a favorite author? Is it something trendy to make them look smart, or do they usually say Susan Collins or Joan Collins or the Twilight woman. From that clip and saying excruciating (which I got the feeling he didn't understand) I…

Dead Eyes. She has dead eyes.

I think the most surprising is the high rate of the Upper East side from 86th -96th street.

Serious Bitch Face they have.

Stand up straight your nanny will be furious.

How can this piece of garbage have been made but not Good Omens, which reminds me of it, from the review with demons, only funnier.

Why is Looker so over looked. A great movie with the partridge girl. Go see it.

Here is the thing, my GF can't get preggers, but I'm 45 and would really like another kid, I need a surrogate who costs no money. Anyone interested, I can fix your mac/pc for you, setup wifi, sound system, run cables, edit a movie.

I'm pretty sure treachery and trickery are time honored traditional ways to gain a throne.

What is the book called, Shoot the Cat. Seems formulaic and precise.

Yeah, those red lipstick lips look very inviting

This really makes me feel old, all this rehashing of stuff from 22 years ago. I remember as if it were yesterday, and now it's all new for you kids.