This is not just a "rich people" issue. I know plenty of middle class people in safe neighborhoods that get super pissed when carloads of kids from poorer areas get dropped off. Frankly I never understood the big deal. More kids means less candy for me to deal with later. Besides, if *I* lived in a less than safe…
I read Tatum O'Neal's memoir a few years ago and that story about Ryan O'Neal totally rings true. Not surprised one bit. He is a horrible horrible horrible human being. His reaction to Tatum getting nominated for an Oscar? He punched her in the face. Think of that next time you see a photo of Tatum from Paper Moon.…
Chronosynclastic infundibulum.
I've started to notice the people that say "Don't tell me how to raise my kids!" are the exact people that need to be told how to raise their kids.
So being an old and a movie buff, I knew all of these except Bela Lugosi and Clara Bow. Apparently, he had a nude painting of her that he displayed wherever he lived. That's her above the couch.
I'm intrigued by the mysterious ellipses and additional Ts at the end of "out." I'd like to learn more.
Patton Oswalt once used Mull as an example of a weird thing that happens to you when you get famous: you start to meet the people you idolized growing up, and then your priorities start to change.
another fernwood classic