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* Yellow asterisk: funny (maybe).
* White asterisk:
expanded format.
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Blue asterisk: not mine.
No asterisk: it probably
sucks.
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OTHER CRAP:
Catch the deluxe
version of Other Crap in real time, with all the bells and whistles,
here.
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Babette in Return of the Secret Society
This is a 1968 New York grindhouse effort starring and narrated by Linda
Boyce.
She needs cash, so returns to the sex-for-money game. She answers several
ads that look promising, and ends up going to work for a
photographer/entrepreneur. He does fetish photo shoots, resells Mexican porn
reels, and arranges special evenings for certain customers, including a
husband who wants to see his wife with another woman, a lesbian orgy club, and
a private sex club. Linda Boyce fits right in. Her first encounter is with Uta
Erickson, who, unfortunately, keeps her clothes on. That is not a problem with
several unidentified actresses.
IMDb has barely heard of this SWV release, and there are no votes,
comments, or reviews. On our system this is a C - is a perfectly
acceptable example of early East Coast porn, with even a bit more nudity than
I expected.
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Los Borgia
A portrait of the Borgia family, originally from Valencia, one of the
richest and most influential families of Renaissance Europe. They where
also known as "the first criminal family of history" and apparently
poisoned many of their enemies. After showing the arrest of Cesar Borgia
(Sergio Peris-Mencheta) for the murder of his brother, Juan (Sergio
Muniz), pic flashes back to 12 years earlier, when the Spanish-born
Borgia brothers, the ambitious Cesar, wild boy Juan and insecure Jofre (Eloy
Azorin), are in Rome for the election of a new Pope, Rodrigo Borgia (Lluis
Homar), their father.
Rodrigo, now Alejandro VI, immediately marries off his children to
expand the Vatican's (and the Borgias') interests, meanwhile Cesar,
hungry for military glory, is disappointed to be named a cardinal, while
Juan is made a captain in the army.
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Notes and collages
"Farscape" - Part 28
Season Four, Episode 8-10
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Raelee Hill, s4, e8 |
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Raelee Hill, s4, e9 |
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Raelee Hill, s4, e10 |
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Gigi Edgley, s4, e9 |
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Gigi Edgley, s4, e10 |
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The Comedy Wire
London's Daily Mail reports that David Brown woke up one morning after a night
on the town with a telephone number running through his head. He had no idea
why, so he sent a text message asking, "Did I meet you last night?" Michelle
Kitson was wary of the strange message at first, but she answered it, and the
two began exchanging messages. Eventually, they met, fell in love, and have
just returned from their honeymoon. Michelle said her worried parents kept
telling her, "But he could be an axe murderer."
* Fortunately, they're dead now.
Nashville pastor Clay Baggett has opened a church in Code Blue, a former strip
club that is still equipped with a disco ball and dance pole. Baggett says the
Bible just says that wherever people gather in His name, God is there, so it
doesn't matter where they do it. He expects that gawkers will come at first,
just to see church in a strip club, but then maybe they'll stay. 100 people
showed up for the first service on Easter Sunday, which was called "Lift
Nashville."
* The service included Communion wine, but there was a two-drink minimum.
BIRTHDAYS - Omar Sharif (75). Trivia: While Sharif is Hollywood's go-to actor
for Arab roles, many Arab Muslims condemn him because he kissed Barbra Streisand
in "Funny Girl."
* Muslims aren't allowed to taste ham.
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