Television

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Holy Camoly

This Netflix is a GREAT deal.  MUCH free TV content withouit waiting for the discs - just the British dramas alone (All the Kings Men today - and I see they have Footballer's Wives). 

Surely I'll stay on after the trial

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The Sean Hannity Show

Sean Hannity (born December 30, 1961) is an American radio and television host, author, and political commentator. He is the host of The Sean Hannity Show, a nationally syndicated talk-radio show that airs throughout the United States on Premiere Radio Networks. Hannity also hosts a cable-news show, Hannity, on Fox News Channel. Hannity has also written three New York Times bestselling books: Lt Freedom Ring: Winning the War of Liberty over Liberalism, Deliver Us from Evil: Defeating Terrorism, Desppotism, and Liberalsim.



(NEW YORK) – Special Guest on tonight’s Sean Hannity's Show will be Molly Hagerty—the groped masseuse who got to know the Vice Prez in a luxury Portland hotel room late one night in 2006.

Here are some excerpts from tonight’s interview:
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Sean: Well, Molly Hagerty. Welcome to the Show.

Molly: Thank you, Sean. Need a nice rubdown?

Sean: Ah, well, as a matter of fact, sweetheart, I could use a nice massage. Maybe after the Show?

Molly: Sure, honey. You look awfully tense, big boy.

Sean: Well, you know how it is, Molly. Show Business & Politics. It can just drain a guy dry to the bone—especially if you’re a butchy Right Wing Repug Macho Man like me, babe.

Molly: You’re lucky, Sean. I give special discounts to handsome Fascist dudes like you.

Sean: Now then, Molly. Tell me true now, girl. Doesn’t your sexual allegations against the Vice Prez kinda just boil down to a “He said, She said” kinda bitch-fight?

Molly: I resent that. Why should a Nobel Prize Winner’s word—be any better than mine??? I know a lot more a “global warming” than Gore does. I gets my hands on it everyday & every night, Sean…

Sean: (disengaging his leg from her groping left hand underneath the interview table) Well, er, ah, then tell me this, Molly. You got any evidence to back up your sexual assault allegations?

Molly: What do you mean, Sean?

Sean: Well, you know. You gotta “Blue Dress” or something like that—hangin’ around in your closet, honey? Something to back up your claim?

Molly: (licking her lips, her big pouty juicy lips)

Sean: You know, Molly? Maybe a tell-tale stain or smudge? Something we could do a DNA thing on it?

Molly: (giving Sean a bad look, the Evil Eye)

Sean: That’d be proof, Molly—you know something real!!! You know, something the Public would go Lady Gaga over??? Like “Slam! Bam! Thank you Ma’am!!!” Huh-huh?

Molly: I’d rather talk about my new masseuse lawsuit.

Sean: New lawsuit? Who’s the sucker this time? Hopefully he’s another dumb Democrat Jackass. We could use another Democratic sex scandal to boost our TV Ratings & help the scummy Election comin’ up.

Molly: I’m suing Walter Pigeon.

Sean: Who?

Molly: Walter Pigeon the actor. You know “Morbius”—the evil touchy-feely Philologist-Scientist in that trashy sci-fi flick “Forbidden Planet” (1956).

Sean: I thought he was dead?

Molly: Well, he’s back. He done gotta a hoity-toity Krell Mind Boost, Sean—way back there on Altair. And now he’s after me—for some reason. I made the mistake of givin’ him a massage in a Poughkeepsie motel one Sat night—and he’s been after me ever since!!!

Sean: Is he a Democrat or Republican?

Molly: What the fuck, I dunno!!! All I know is—he’s got this simply huge insatiable Monster of the Id down there in his pants. And there’s no stopping him—once he gets going. He chased me all around the fuckin’ Poughkeepsie parking lot—and even nude into the local 7-Eleven!!! I’ve got witnesses!!! Elvis Presley!!! Fingerprints on the Fast Food Freezer Compartments!!! It’s just Awful!!!

Sean: Anybody else? You sho nuff pick some real Winners, girl.

Molly: I’m doin’ the best I can, Sean. I’m working on a very lucrative book deal with The New York Times, baby. A big story. A tell-all Autobiography—kinda like O. J. Simpson’s sleazy “If I Did It My Way” book. A murder mystery whodunit—a Tell All Slice & Dice Best Seller!!! It’s a juicy one. It’ll be up there—on the NYTimes Top Ten Best Sellers List!!! I’ve been promised oodles & oodles of royalties—and already I’ve had inquiries about a lovely Hollywood film deal.

Sean: What’s it about, Molly?

Molly: It’s this James Bond Herzegovinan-Bosnian Croatian-Serbian Spy Thriller—set online right on your very own Wi-Fi Internet Kindle iPad screen!!! This innocent chick (me) becomes romantically involved with this “Tall Silent Man with a Smile” who works there in the NYTimes Building. He’s very suave & sexy—he gets her to spy for him in the Melba Fiction Forum. Checkin’ out all dem 007 Exiles from SMERSH—all dem sneaky James Bond secret agent literary types hangin’ around in those trashy Graham Greene-Ian Fleming novels.

Sean: Oh yeah, James Bond. Was he Repug or Democrat, girl?

Molly: Well, I can’t reveal my Herzegovinan sources. All I can say is—give Maddy or Rick Sussman a call when you get the chance, Sean. They be kinda like always in the “know”—dontchaknow, baby?

End of Interview

[jbottle]

"Mad Men" is a little disappointing thus far 2 shows in, certainly not giving up, the lone bright spot to my mind being the actor that played "Stinzler," Russell Crowe's partner in "L.A. Confidential," he was great in LAC, and here, as a sort of "old-fashioned" ad-man he is much lighter (in lbs.) and a totally different character, making me realize again how good he was in LAC and what a good character actor he is overall.  He's sort of the only bright spot so far in that every scene of his crackles with a sort of "death of a salesman" pathos while still hustling as best he can and battling the primary tool in the trade, alcohol.  So far, he's the only character that I care what happens to along with the female ad exec. who has an eventual hook-up with him from the opening season teaser/catch-up prologue montage thing.  January Jones has nothing to do, and just seems like a one-note character so far, I know her dissatisfaction with the "state of affairs" will amp, but right now, she is being outshined by the daughter character, fine young actress there.  It's still a good show but it doesn't have the complexity of "The Sopranos" or the drama or the characters, that's a high bar, but so far I prefer "Rubicon," the new AMC series, that stars an interesting newcomer, Arliss Howard (will I owe my attorney beer??), and a sort of gimmicky puzzle structure that I hope comes together in some interesting way.  "Mad Men," though I hope it's on a slow build, looks like it's petering out of ideas so far.

[jbottle]

I had the wrong guy:

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0615063/

He's still good, forgot how long ago LAC was, anyway I got them confused.

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http://www.thegrio.com/entertainment/common-to-play-biracial-freed-slave-in-new-show.php

Which reminds me, whereas that is a project based on history, I did hear today about Terence Howard doing a new
Law and Order:Los Angeles.   Rehearsing now  to begin shooting for Autumn tv schedule.

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The Sean Hannity Show

Sean Hannity (born December 30, 1961) is an American radio and television host, author, and political commentator. He is the host of The Sean Hannity Show, a nationally syndicated talk-radio show that airs throughout the United States on Premiere Radio Networks. Hannity also hosts a cable-news show, Hannity, on Fox News Channel. Hannity has also written three New York Times bestselling books: Let Freedom Ring: Winning the War of Liberty over Liberalism, Deliver Us from Evil: Defeating Terrorism, Desppotism, and Liberalsim.



(NEW YORK) – Special Guests on tonight’s Sean Hannity's Show are 3 astute gentlemen from the Melba College Football Team Forum: Bosucks, Bocce and TrojanRubber.

Here are some excerpts from tonight’s interview:
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Sean: Well, Bosucks, Bocce and TrojanRubber.
Welcome to the Show.

Bosucks: Thanks, Sean. Thank god you’re a Right-Wing Republican. The country’s goin’ down the shitter.

Bocce: I agree. We need lots more Right Wing Frugal Gourmet men—in the kitchens across USA.

Trojan Rubber: These forums are too full of gossiping old hens. What we need is more decent, law-abiding, Weekend, all-American Couch Potatoes!!!!

Sean: Ah, well, gentlemen. I see we concur on many important political issues from the start. Let’s see now, who’s this Pugetopolis causing such a ruckus in our sacred, muy macho, all-male Melba Forums?

Bosucks: Oh, he’s just another uppity fag, er I mean queer, er I mean cocksucker, er I mean homo—oh, you know what I mean.

Bocce: He’s just a nelly Tinkerbell, er I mean a flaming old queen, er I mean just another fuckin’ faggy Frugal Gourmet like that TV dead personality what’s his name.

Sean: What frugal gourmet?

Bocce: You know, Jeff Smith. I mean I’m a frugal gourmet too—but I’m certainly much more circumspect than Jeff Smith was. I’m always circumspect in my kitchen—I’ve never got the young dish-washer on the kitchen table. Or hustled the bus-boyz at The Pilgrim’s Pantry in Tacoma!!!

Trojan Rubber: That’s right. That Pukeopolis is no college football fan—obviously he/she cruises the entire board to see who might be talking about him/her. I’ve got nothin’ against chicks who give guyz fellatio—but I don’t approve guyz doin’ it to other guyz. Especially in the locker room.

Sean: Lady Gaga’s okay, right? Showin’ a little tit—in the Yankee Clubhouse!!! Right guyz? But none of that Liberace stuff between the guyz!!! No siree bob!! Hey, is this Puke a guy or gal?

Bocce: I dunno.

Bosucks: I dunno.

Trojan Rubber: I heard he/she’s a dizzy transvestite!!!

Sean: Transvestite? Hmm. How do those guyz/galz fit into the locker room thing?  Oh, never mind.

Trojan Rubber: I'm not the least bit concerned about being accused of being anti-gay or anit-Transvestite. As it would simply be—not true. Some of my very dearest friends are drag queens. As far as I’m concerned—wearing a Blue Dress doesn’t stain one’s reputation. In fact, look at Monica Lewinsky…

Bocce: Do we have to?

Trojan Rubber: Just sayin’ that’s all.

Bosucks: Hmm. You got her phone number?

Trojan Rubber: I knew a chic named Linda Lovelace.

Sean: Well, too bad she’s not with us anymore. Speaking of Deep Throat personalities, who are the most well-hung college football players today?

Bosucks: Well, that Ohio State team is pretty hung…

Bocce: I like rough trade too. What about you guyz?

Trojan Rubber: Some of my best friends are…

Sean: Well, let’s change the subject a little bit here. Kinda away from Show Business & Size Queens. Back to College Football. Who’s the handsomest college quarterback today in your opinion, gentlemen?

Bosucks: Actually, Sean, I prefer linemen. Gimme a big mean ole Center any ole day.

Bocce: Cheerleaders like ‘em that way too.

Trojan Rubber: Some of my best friends are…

Sean: Now then, gentlemen. One last question. What did you think of that scandalous live TV Super Bowl Game thing—when Justin Timberlake yanked at Janet Jackson’s boobs and caused her to have that infamous "wardrobe malfunction" of hers? I was shocked—simply shocked. It was worse than some of lurid Democratic Convention stuff on YouTube!!!

Bosucks: I agree. It just ruined the Super Bowl!!! I almost fell outta my couch—and dropped my six-pack on the floor. It gave Football a bad name—it made everything skuzzy & cheap. I must’ve watched the goddamn thing a dozen time—I was so disgusted by it.

Bocce: Me too!!! That Janet Jackson & her faggy brother Michael. They’re just troublemakers pure & simple. I taped that "wardrobe malfunction"—I watch it every night before I go beddy-bye.

Trojan Rubber: I concur. Why, some of my best friends are…

Sean: Any last thoughts about Puget?

Bosucks: Oh, just put him on Ignore like I do. I did the same thing with Mad and the other wack job asshole. Weezo.

So Mad goes on ignore with the other wack job asshole. Have fun.

Sean: Those two ladies are on your shit list too?

Bosucks: Yeah. Especially Weezo.

Weezo, what is it that's stuck so far up your ass? You are a sad little thing.

Sean: And yet you claim Puget degrades female posters? Aren’t you being kinda hypocritical?

He degrades female posters… I guess he's the Ohio State of the book forums.

Bosucks: [silence]

Sean: Well, gentlemen, on that note, thanks for being on the Sean Hannity Show. Perhaps we can have a replay of this fascinating Sports Forum / Obama Forum Super Bowl Discussion next week? Our ratings seem to be inching up in the Talk Show Business, so please stay tuned.

Until next time, Folks—Vote Right, See Right, Be Right!!! See Ya next time!!!

[Lhoffman]

"Mad Men" is a little disappointing thus far 2 shows in, certainly not giving up, the lone bright spot to my mind being the actor that played "Stinzler," Russell Crowe's partner in "L.A. Confidential," he was great in LAC, and here, as a sort of "old-fashioned" ad-man he is much lighter (in lbs.) and a totally different character, making me realize again how good he was in LAC and what a good character actor he is overall.  He's sort of the only bright spot so far in that every scene of his crackles with a sort of "death of a salesman" pathos while still hustling as best he can and battling the primary tool in the trade, alcohol.  So far, he's the only character that I care what happens to along with the female ad exec. who has an eventual hook-up with him from the opening season teaser/catch-up prologue montage thing.  January Jones has nothing to do, and just seems like a one-note character so far, I know her dissatisfaction with the "state of affairs" will amp, but right now, she is being outshined by the daughter character, fine young actress there.  It's still a good show but it doesn't have the complexity of "The Sopranos" or the drama or the characters, that's a high bar, but so far I prefer "Rubicon," the new AMC series, that stars an interesting newcomer, Arliss Howard (will I owe my attorney beer??), and a sort of gimmicky puzzle structure that I hope comes together in some interesting way.  "Mad Men," though I hope it's on a slow build, looks like it's petering out of ideas so far.

I haven't liked the show that much this season, either.   Don used to have a "cool" factor, but now he just seems to be descending into seediness.    There's almost the sense for me that only Joan will save him.

I like the slow burn of the development between Peggy and Fred.   They're not glamourous, but they are likable.   

Neat commercial by Dove...last week Don was talking up commercials that were indistinguishable from the movies, and here Dove takes him up on it.   For a little bit, I thought it was part of the show.

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Well...............I havent even glanced at the nominees, but if the best acting, writing, direction of this season is overlooked, it'd be sad

I am speaking of the work done on NBC's FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS

Past 2 episodes have been jus BRILLIANT TV.

(Just thinking - yeah - maybe these episodes go toward the following year's awards.....whatever - point stands)

If you're missing it......catch up.

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I see now, in perusing the nominations, that FNL was indeed honored

Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton for leading actor and actress, respectively.

Casting nod (this show is incredibly cast) - as well as one for writing.

8/29 - looking for at least one statue.

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Lady Gaga and Beyonce in the Pussy Wagon
From “Lady Gaga—Telephone ft. Beyoncé”

Pussy Wagon Bad Girlz

"I thought I smelt fish.”
—Evil Warden Edna.
“Reform School Girls” (1986)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVBsypHzF3U&NR=1

Lady Gaga explained that this music video was a continuation of the video for "Paparazzi"—and was also shot as a short film. The video features Gaga in a prison, from where she gets bailed out by Beyoncé. They go to a diner where, after a series of events, they kill the guests having breakfast. It ends with Gaga and Beyoncé escaping from the police in their pussy wagon.

This YouTube flick pays homage to Quentin Tarantino  and his films Kill Bill (2003–2004) and Pulp Fiction (1994) and Callie Khour’s Thelma and Louise.

The flick was filmed January 28, 2010 by director Jonas Akerlund. New York magazine reported that the concept of the video involved Beyoncé bailing Gaga out of jail. Published photos from the set portray Gaga and Beyoncé doing scenes in the flick in the car that Uma Thurman’s character drove in Quentin Tarantino’s 2003–04 film Kill Bill—called the "Pussy Wagon". Other Pussy Wagon scenes happen at the diner. With a cameo from singer Tyrese Gibson and a prison shower scene. Gaga and Beyoncé wear "destroyed denim pieces" by designers Frank Fernández and Oscar Olima.

Lady Gaga explained: "There was this really amazing quality in 'Paparazzi', where it kind of had this pure pop music quality but at the same time it was a commentary on fame culture...I wanted to do the same thing with this video..”

“There certainly is a Tarantino-inspired quality in the “Telephone” video... His direct involvement in it came from him lending me the Pussy Wagon. We were having lunch one day in Los Angeles and I was telling him about my concept for the video and he loved it so much he said, 'You gotta use the Pussy Wagon.’”

"What I like about it is it’s a real true pop event, and when I was younger, I was always excited when there was a big giant event happening in pop music and that’s what I wanted this to be."
 
“Pussy Wagon” is over nine minutes long and begins where “Paparazzi” leaves off. Gaga gets arrested for killing her boyfriend by poisoning his drink. She gets taken to a skanky women's prison—like “Reform School Girls” (1986).

Gaga gets led to her cell by two butchy bull-dyke prison guards. She gets stripped of her shoulder-padded dress and gets left standing nude—getting  mocked & taunted by the other bitchy prison inmates.

One of the guards snarkes—"I told you she didn't have a dick,” referring to the rumors that Gaga is intersex. For three minutes, the flick shows Gaga's torment in the prison—including kissing a cute bull dyke female prisoner in the exercise yard, wearing sunglasses made out of half-smoked cigarettes, and getting into catfights in the commissary a la “Reform School Girls.”

During the scene in the exercise yard, extracts of Gaga's songs "Paper Gangsta" and "I Like It Rough" from her debut album “The Fame” play in the background. Gaga's sister, Natali Germanotta, makes a cameo in the commissary scene. After that, Gaga answers a call from Beyoncé, and begins to sing her song. She performs the first verse and chorus with other scantily-clad inmates—followed by a bridge featuring Gaga wearing only risque yellow "Caution" tape.

Gaga is bailed out and exits to find Beyoncé waiting for her in the "Pussy Wagon". Beyoncé is nicknamed Honey Bee, a reference to the character Honey Bunny in Tarantino's 1994 crime film Pulp Fiction. After some bitchy dialogue—they travel through a desert and pull over at a diner. Beyoncé sits opposite to Gibson—but tires of his stupidity and poisons him, but it doesn't kill him like she had hoped.

The flick then shifts to an intermediate sequence called "Let's Make a Sandwich". Gaga stands in a kitchen, wearing a folded-up telephone on her head, with dancers cavorting behind her, wielding salad tongs and assorted cutlery. Ultimately, she prepares a sandwich and eats it, after a dance sequence.

In the meantime, she mixes poison into all of the dishes she’s preparing for the unsuspecting customers causing Gibson and everybody else, including characters played by Semi Precious Weapons and her Great Dane, Lava to die.

Gaga and Beyoncé do another dance sequence, wearing American flag inspired garments and shredded denims, while strutting around the dead bodies. Then take off in the "Pussy Wagon" and travel on a highway—as news reporter (played by Jai Rodriguez) reports the murders.

The last shots show Gaga and Beyoncé travelling thru a desert in their “Pussy Wagon” with police sirens wailing in the background. The flick ends with the line "To Be Continued..."

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Lolita (2010)

“Yawn, not another
boring Lolita flick.”
—Michiko Kakutani
The New York Times
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Taglines: A middle-aged college professor becomes infatuated with a 14-year-old nymphet slut!!!

Forbidden love. An unthinkable attraction. The ultimate price.

The most talked about, written about, controversial movie of the year.

Forbidden, Provocative, Unforgettable!!
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CAST:

Roman Polanski…Prof. Humbert Humbert
Sarah Palin…Charlotte Haze
Suzy Creamcheese…Lolita
Mel Gibson…Clare Quilty
Lady Gaga…Vivian Darkbloom

Made for TV
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It was inevitable—it was bound to happen.

After the Swiss let Roman Polanski go—what did Hollywood & the vast American blue-nose poshlust public expect? Sooner or later, Polanski would get even for having to go thru his long ordeal—for getting it on with that cute, young starlet Suzy Creamcheese way back when.

Surely everybody that’s anybody would sooner or later expect it. Polanski would eventually flaunt his audacious directorial genius in some gauche, shocking new return movie—and make millions of dollars doing it. And lo & behold—it didn’t take long either.

It was announced today in the LA Times—that Mr. Polanski was directing his own X-rated, made for TV, louche version of Vladimir Nabokov’s infamous “Lolita” flick—and it wouldn’t be pretty either.

Like the sneaky, conniving, unrepentant James Mason child-abuser in Stanley Kubrick’s earlier 1962
version of Lolita—this new Polanski-version of Professor Humbert-Humbert (played by Polanski himself) literally chews the carpet, the kitschy motel curtains and everything else including you-know-who & you-know-what in this new ultra-chic, trashy flick of disgusting child-abuse & smarmy intergenerational “romance.”

Polanski playing the Humbert character is like a Las Vegas slot-machine—constantly playing the American poshlust “guilt-machine” for everything it’s worth. This simply awful film makes “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”—seem like a naïve Hunter S. Thompson gonzo comic book.

Like Nabokov peering at the genitalia of butterflies—Polanski is likewise an addicted voyeur & rubbery-lipped connoisseur of young virgin Lolita-esque teenage sexuality. It’s amazing Polanski took this long—to get around to doing his own version of “Lolita” about his favorite subject.

Which isn’t just merely risque 14-year-old sex & “Deep Throat” cinematic sleaze. Like Nabokov, Polanski adds that aristocratic, hoity-toity, pseudo-sophisticated, Euro-decadent charm to this sordid sick tale. Going beyond Stanley Kubrick and Adrian Lyne—Polanski outdoes himself.

Polanski puts his own unique spin on this Chicken-Chiquita Forbidden Romance. Letting it ooze outta the Silver Screen—into the living rooms & ogling eyeball stares of a brand new dirty-minded audience—welcome bored, decadent, X-Gen sex-maniacs…

I shan’t even give a cursory “TV Guide” comparative review of that other standard version of this tragic child-bride “Lolita” soap-opera—the one with milquetoast, whiny, guilt-stricken Jeremy Johns moping around the tacky motel rooms and hanging out at the kitschy tourist rest-stops.

Rather than waste my time ever seeing that tacky Jeremy Irons film again—I’d much rather watch something classy & more germane like Ed Wood’s campy Bela Lugosi “Bride of the Monster” (1956)— or butchy, hairy, he-man Raymond Burr in “Bride of the Gorilla”(1951).

Sue Lyon still holds the prima donna role as the classic abused “child-bride” in her 1962 version of Kubrick’s shameless pedophiliac shocker—right up there with James Whale’s “The Bride of Frankenstein”(1935) and kinky “Bride of the Animator” (1989). But what Sue Lyon went thru with sneaky, nasal, slick & sooth James Mason is, well, nothing compared with Polanski’s skanky sequel.

Of course, Polanski is good at shocking the blue-nose rubes & provoking the precious poshlust mock-anger of American audiences—then & now. Go down the skanky List—innocence-betrayed “China Town,” the faggy “Fearless Vampire Killers,” Mia Farrow giving birth to the evil Devil’s son in that old dumpy NYC apartment, the hypocritical tenants & Polanski’s suicidal drag-act impersonation in the scandalous “The Tennant.”

The same with this new version of Lolita (2010)—concocted while under house-arrest in Polanski’s mountain chalet in Switzerland. This simply filthy film is a thinly disguised treatment—of the hot water he got into way back when, getting that young chick loaded on Quaaludes, getting her to give him some oral sex and thus creating a La La Land scandal worthy of a new “Lolita” film like this one.

Need I say more? Well, of course—I’m somewhat compelled to say more. Isn’t that what “Hollywood Confidential” film critics & “National Enquirer” gossip queens do? Polanski plays Humbert—who else could do the trick & get away with it so adroitly?

With bold Polish genius & porcine perv passion for underage pouty pussy—Polanski’s treatment of the old worn-out “Lolita” story isn’t much of a surprise. Ticket sales so far have been rather so-so—but then Cineplex movies like everything else have been rather Zero across the country in all the ghost shopping malls with the bad economy.

What this new version of “Lolita” needs—is an exciting sexy new young male actor like Taylor Lautner of “The Twilight Series.” Instead of the usual, ho-hum three musketeers—Polanski, Mason & Johns. Something new compared with—the same old has-been, middle-aged perverts that have dominated this old “Lolita” plot for much too long now.

[Lhoffman]

Made for "must-see" TV....

PBS or UPN? 

[rantbo]

"No Ordinary Family" -- Rule of Two, with "Heroes" ?   The trailer looked dreadful.

[rantbo]

LOL Kurt trying to be John Mellencamp, so as to relate to his father, on last night's repeat of "Glee."  And Will and NPH doing the over-the-top duet of "Dream On."  And the dumpster ritual for the geeks.  And Rachel's imagining her mother might be Patty LuPone or Bernadette Peters.  I hear the new season wants to move them beyond 70/80s pop and show tunes, but I hope they don't move too far beyond...this is fun stuff.

   

[madupont]

rantbo, Don't forget to catch 10:00pm TONIGHT on MSNBC. BRIAN WILLIAMS, BRAD PITT, HARRY CONICK,Jr. in New Orleans.         

  Brian Williams Reports
New Orleans, An American Story

10:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Brian returns to tell of the city's recovery five years after Katrina hit New Orleans