Tom & Lorenzo reviewed the fashions at the premiere of "Feud." http://tomandlorenzo.com/20…

Song of the South is set in post Civil War Georgia. The farm workers are sharecroppers. Yes, the setting paints a rosier picture than reality.

It's fun to read some older fiction. Not the "classics"—but the best sellers, often made into movies. Some of them still really hold up.

That's an interesting take on the story. But Holm's character was an heiress who married a playwright. And they had a sophisticated mostly urban lifestyle (with occasional use of the house in the the country). Not a kid in sight.

I loved him in Pygmalion. GBS helped the production & made some changes to his play that were later used by Lerner & Lowe. (But it was set in "contemporary" London.) Wendy Hiller was luminous as Eliza & Howard's brilliant Henry Higgins was not as bad a match for her as the too-mature Rex Harrison was for Audrey…

A Letter to Three Wives was a later hit…

That may be the reason The Women was omitted. That film included a bunch of star turns. Rosiland Russell was a silly fashion victim—but a fashion victim in Schiaparelli influenced frocks….

If the halitosis came from his false teeth, that problem did not exist during his marriage with Carole Lombard. She was killed in a plane crash, doing a bond drive during early WW2. He wanted to enlist in the Army Air Force—which refused him, complaining that service dentists couldn't take care of his capped teeth. …

For a four-hanky movie, it's hard to beat All This & Heaven, Too. (It was mentioned in the article.) Supposedly based on a true story: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/ti…

The Washington Post has been keeping track of the key positions requiring Senate confirmation. To date, 18 have been confirmed, 17 are awaiting confirmation—and 517 haven't been nominated. Trump's folks were as surprised as the rest of us when he won. They've got to find lots of people willing to serve—who can pass…

And he's suspected of communicating with a new darkish power arising in the East….

I doubt a social critic would say "zeitgeist of the age." Zeitgeist says it all—roughly, the translation is "spirit of the time."

Yeah, any costume house would have lots of Cowboy or Nazi outfits. No need to make "new" costumes….

Cyrus was quoting Cordelia, from the very first episode…

Yes. Especially after the first couple of seasons—Sarah had them upgrade Buffy's wardrobe.

In previous wars, a family would put a star in the window for a son or husband overseas fighting. After the delivery of a certain telegram, a gold star was put in place.

The Generals (& an Admiral or two) were there last night. They did not appear to be enthused by the Commander in Chief….

Gunpowder, treason & plot!

I didn't watch the speech live but caught the Joint Chiefs watching that little performance.

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