I’ve fallen in the eighties and I can’t get up!
Translation: Tim is listening to snippets of many, many eighties songs. Sadly, we remember all the words. Even sadder: We like remembering them.
An Aries Knows (this site is more fun when people read and comment)
I’ve fallen in the eighties and I can’t get up!
Translation: Tim is listening to snippets of many, many eighties songs. Sadly, we remember all the words. Even sadder: We like remembering them.
I haven’t checked the trailer yet to see if it’s working, but the RENT movie is planned for a November release.
Inspired by this Annie Leibowitz photo, Becky, Tom, and Tim play with their new toy. Props courtesy of Lindsey and Rhonda. Photo taken by Tom. Art direction by Becky. Model: Timothy J. Lambert.
Continue reading “Bar-B-Q’d Inspiration”
Based on this article, maybe it’s time for a few celebrities to join Brooke Shields in a Just Say No to Scientology campaign. If some celebrities think it’s okay to poke around in other people’s medical decisions, wouldn’t it be only fair if the offenders’ religious beliefs were treated with equally intrusive disrespect?
It’s the seventies all over again, with an updated version of “Battle of the Network Stars.” I’m grabbing a Tab and some Pop Rocks and sitting back to watch.
Thanks to BBP for leading me to an amusing article on the internet about one of the new gay cable stations.
…to Keith Urban fans.
“Take your cat and leave my sweater?”
What? That’s a lyric?
One of Tim’s birthday DVDs, recommended to me by Dean James, was a movie called Unconditional Love. It’s a big old sprawling movie that’s silly, funny, sad, and has the daughter-in-law from hell–or is she? Kathy Bates, Dan Akroyd, Jonathan Pryce, a few cameos, and the delicious and talented Rupert Everett (pre-plastic surgery). Anyone else seen this movie?
…but he’s willing to play one because he just can’t find ENOUGH ways to get publicity.
Happy birthday, Stevie Nicks and Lenny Kravitz.