From everything I've read about her, she was an extremely highly moral and professional actress - the exact opposite of what she portrayed on the screen.  Her good friend Robert Mitchum was always the first one to praise her principles, and the two were always the best of friends.  They don't make 'em like the used to....more

I'd like to know what the nature of the medical emergency was.  Unlike so many of you people, I don't believe something just because it's the official statement by the "authorities."  The driver may have been drunk or drugged up, and the studio is trying to hide that fact, with a little help from the bribed "authoritie...more

They don't make 'em like they used to.  I grew up with Tony Curtis, Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, Paul Newman, Marlon Brando, and that crowd.  They're a lot different than the stars of today - Tom Hanks, Harrison Ford, Mel Gibson, and the rest of that crowd.  These new stars don't belong on the same side of the street ...more

I want to see it!  Let's get on with the show!

I'm glad I missed it.  Hip-hop isn't music - it's noise.

Phil is right about one thing - he's in prison with sociopaths and psychos, and he's one of them.  As  great a musical producer as he was, he's been mentally deranged for decades.  His first wife, Ronnie of the Ronnettes, he kept as a prisoner for years in his Beverly Hills mansion, threatening to kill her if she ever ...more

You tell 'em, Lizzie.

I'm glad the United States couldn't get him.  3 cheers for the Swiss for not bowing down to the tyrants in Washington, D.C.  Some hot shot prosecutor just wanted to make a name for himself by going after a man who had consentual sex with an underage woman who doesn't even want him prosecuted.  What sense would it make ...more