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Tuesday
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Today Web and Celeb |
GOP
pollster Frank Luntz revealed a possible
Republican strategy if they run against
Al Gore. He said he would focus attention
on the fact that Gore was born exactly
nine months after the famous
"Roswell incident" - the
alleged landing of space aliens which,
according to conspiracy theorists, was
covered up by U.S. government agencies.
And here I just thought Gore was
abandoned by his parents and raised by
trees.
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Salt
Lake Olympic organizers are concerned
that French athletes may revolt when they
find they can't find wine in Utah. The
other countries are concerned that French
athletes, sober and deprived of wine, may
actually run in the correct direction
this year.
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Star
Wars Phantom Menace did 62 million in its
opening weekend, but that's far short of
expectations, and even below "The
Lost World". A spokesman for 20th
Century Fox explained it with a variation
on Yogi Berra's famous "nobody goes
there any more because it's too
crowded". He said people stayed away
because they thought there were no
tickets available, not because of the
poor reviews. My friend in New Mexico
told me that he and his girl went to the
12:01 first showing on the first day, and
there were only three other people in the
theater. (He liked the movie, by the way)
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The
captain of a Swedish cruise ship that
sank off Malaysia said that the
evacuation went flawlessly because the
crew saw Titanic so may times.
Unfortunately, their stay on the island
didn't go as well, since the crew's only
other movie was "Texas Chainsaw
Massacre"
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If you
haven't heard, wrestler Owen Hart was
killed this weekend, when a stunt went
wrong.
FR
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Three
excellent finds from FR today. This is
Sheryl Lee, topless in Angel's Dance,
which hasn't even been in general release
yet. It features another of our Fun House
idols, Mac Davis. I like to think of him
as the reverse Michelangelo. Michelangelo
was possibly the only person in history
to be at the very top of so many diverse
professions. He was the greatest
architect of his time, probably the
greatest sculptor of any time, and I hear
he could paint a bit as well. Mac, on the
other hand, has been absolutely abysmal
at several different unrelated careers.
His acting is about on the Shatner level,
many consider him the worst songwriter of
any time, and his singing sucks pretty
bad as well. Come to think of it, he
doesn't even talk that well. Both Mac
(Lubbock) and Joe Don Baker (Groesbeck)
are Texas boys. I'm pretty sure Hugh
Grant is not.
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Here's Sheryl
Lee again. Just cleavage this time.
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And here's
Catherine Deneuve, still stunning at 55.
She's not nude here, but I read that she
did a topless scene in Pola X, which was
screened at Cannes.
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Graphic
Response
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The Grand
Master is in form again today. Linda
Fiorentino in "Gotcha"
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Linda
Fiorentino in "Jade"
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Sammi
Davis-Voss in "The Rainbow"
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Crow
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Michelle
Bauer in "Tomboy"
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Michelle
Bauer in "Tomboy"
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Wrestling's
PMS girls.
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Buffy cupping
her boobs on SNL
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Buffy waving
good-bye on SNL. Everyone says this was a
see-through, but we haven't gotten a cap
that really picks it up well. This is the
best I've seen so far.
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Leonor Varela
from that Cleopatra thingy. No nudity.
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Norman
Bates
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The motel
king is back with a couple of new scans
of Pam Anderson. Noramn asked if anyone
knows whether any of these are taken
since the latest breast reduction. It
seems to me that the one on the right has
the old pneumatic boobs, I don't know
about the other.
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more new Pam
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Mongoose
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I guess
Mongoose must be the king of variety
material. I don't even know where he
finds some of this stuff. First up,
another forgotten classic. "The
Invisible Maniac". here's Dana
Bently Konkel as a news reader who falls
prey to the maniac.
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The maniac
gets Debra Lamb.
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... and
Kallei Shallabarger
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... and
Melissa Moore
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... and
Stephanie Blake
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.. and
Shannon Wilsey. She was 19 or 20 in this
flick, and was soon to become famous as
porn star Savannah. She committed suicide
about five years ago at age 24.
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...and Tracy
Walker
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I've actually
seen The Invisible Maniac, but this next
Mongoose epic is one I've never heard of.
Party Plane. The aerospace revelers
include Iris Condon
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... and Jill
Johnson
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more of Jill.
Apparently the plane included a swimming
pool. Hmm. Let's assume the pool is ten
by twenty and averages four feet deep.
800 cubic feet times 62.4 pounds. I guess
that would be about 25 tons of water in a
very small area, the equivalent of about
300 extra passengers, and with the
additional problem of liquidity. That's
one kick-ass plane.
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and
Jacqueline Palmer
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and Karen
Annarino
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and Laura
Albert
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and Renee
Way, with Palmer and Johnson
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Renee Way by
herself
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The
Realist
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Velvet
Goldmine. I more or less forced The
Realist to watch this movie, because I
asked him to cap some scenes of male
nudity. (As usual, Obi Wan waves his
light saber around a lot) . There is a
bit of female nudity, but it's pretty
uninspiring and nobody very famous, but
here it is. This is Toni Colette. the
story is a bit of fan fiction - a what if
- about David Bowie and Iggy Pop and the
whole bisexual glitter rock era. Unless
you are really into Bowie (the characters
are renamed, but obvious), I'd skip it if
I were you. It has some fine visual
sensibility, but the script is meandering
and slow, you don't give a crap about the
mystery, and they seemed to end it a
bunch of times, only to have more and
more anticlimaxes pile upon one another.
The music is a pastiche of real sounds
from the era and songs performed for the
movie. Ewan McGregor (as the Iggy Pop
character) does an unintentional
impersonation of Ray Liotta on heroin.
Watch Eddie and the Cruisers again
instead of this movie. Hell, watch The
Golf Channel rather than this. Maybe even
the sepia Ben Gazzara network. If your TV
only gets Rosie O'Donnell, then you might
watch this instead, but keep your finger
on the FF.
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Toni Colette
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Toni Colette
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