Born-again Disco queen Donna Summer died this morning. My friend Andy said it best:
“Well, she was a bible-thumping, gay-bashing bitch, but sorry she’s dead.”
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Born-again Disco queen Donna Summer died this morning. My friend Andy said it best:
“Well, she was a bible-thumping, gay-bashing bitch, but sorry she’s dead.”
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in bad hair, gone, london bureau chief andy, religion, sorry -- had toMy brother (who has never fully accepted that I was an only child) is vacationing in Australia, and he sent this great pic of a police van that I just love.
Below is a picture found in my Aunt Helen’s archives that he’s used to try to prove that we’re related. That’s me on the right, already practicing my hand gestures.
He also snapped a pic of this cool purse.
I hope he bought it for one of my nieces, although I’m sure they don’t.
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in Chexy's Objects, i make shit up, sorry -- had toUnmarried former NYC Mayor Ed Koch, 87, as seen at the Broadway opening of Gore Vidal’s “The Best Man” on Sunday, and Warner Brothers cartoon star Beaky Buzzard, now 70.
Kent Rogers provided the voice for one of them.
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in animation, lookalikes, politics, sorry -- had toWhen I saw this picture that Kim Kardashian tweeted last night, I couldn’t tell, at first, if her eyes were open or closed… which reminded me of this famous Jesus painting by Gabriel Max with the open/closed eyes illusion.
The father of one of them represented O.J. Simpson.
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in bad hair, gorgeousness, kardashian, pearl clutch, religion, sorry -- had toPope Benedict as seen waving to his fans in Havana’s Revolution Square today, and RuPaul as seen in one of this season’s episodes of “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”
One is a man in a dress.
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in fabulosity, gorgeousness, lookalikes, pope, religion, sorry -- had toThat’s the first Chinese American movie star, Anna May Wong, born in the Chinatown section of Los Angeles in 1905. By age 19, she was playing opposite superstar Douglas Fairbanks in “Thief of Baghdad.”
In 1926, she helped drive the first rivets into Grauman’s Chinese Theatre at the groundbreaking ceremony, although she was not asked for her hand and footprints.
There’s something Wong with that.
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in gorgeousness, little known facts, sorry -- had to, stuff I like, turban tuesdayThey scared the bejeezus outta me in “The Shining” as the Grady twins.
It’s Lisa and Louise Burns, who made their first and last film appearance in the unforgettable 1980 horror flick.
Today, Lisa has a degree in Literature and Language, and Louise is a microbiologist, and they’re today’s Friday Faces.
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in Friday Face, cinema, horror, little known facts, lookalikes, sorry -- had toNo, that’s not Ru Paul’s Drag Race contestant Chad Michaels as Cher… that’s Cher. Love the glued snowflake lashes!
THAT’s Chad as Cher.
Big pic via Celebrity Closeup
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in can you believe it?, girls will be girls, sorry -- had toSears Home Appliances.
Sears Hos.
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