"Nights on Broadway"

RIP Robin

I can't think of any.

Wasn't he getting regular work on the telenovelas?

William Levy foreclosure

I wanted to vote for President Obama one more time but since he refuses to stop the drone warfare, I really don't think I will. A vote for gay marriage is no big deal. Killing hundreds of innocent people while in the comfort of an air conditioned office...there's something very wrong with that. I don't like this bully nation.

Well darlings, we have maxed out the other Madonna threads. 1,800 posts altogether. Can there be more to say, on matters MDNA? Flop on! xo

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Screencaps are now out: #1

Channing Tatum's naked ass in 'The Vow'

Anyone else a fan of the new BBC series. If so, SPOILER QUESTION INSIDE

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What's the fucking point? Why do you need a strap going up your ass?

The Matt Bomer thread continues with its usual melee of bad English, name-calling, conspiracy theories, and occasional discussions about the career of actor Matt Bomer. On the previous thread, we found out Matt will have to lose 25 pounds for "The Normal Heart"! Will Matt ruin his looks? Is it a good idea for his first big movie role to be a gay man who dies of AIDS? Why can't he play Ned instead? Why is Ryan Murphy being allowed to make this anyway? Were Joel Schumacher and Adam Shankman unavailable? Carry on...

Anyone else have a fascination with it and/or climbing in general? It's one of my oldest dreams to at least see Mount Everest once in my life.

A new book claims that the infamous Zodiac killer is still alive and living in Northern California. "The Zodiac Killer Cover Up" was written by a former California Highway Patrol officer, Lyndon Lafferty, and adds another theory to the much-discussed serial killer case in Northern California. The Zodiac killer is blamed for at least five slayings in 1968 and 1969. There was never an arrest in the case. Three killings occurred in Vallejo. Teenagers David Farraday and Betty Lou Jensen were shot to death in December 1968. Darlene Ferrin, 22, was shot and killed seven months later at Blue Rock Springs Golf Club. Her companion, Michael Mageau, 19, survived. In "The Zodiac Killer Cover Up," Lafferty claims the killer is now a 91-year-old man living in Solano County. The book uses aliases and does not identify the alleged killer by name. Lafferty claims he and other lawmen investigated the suspect in the early 1970s but were stymied by "power brokers" in Solano County. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the book has stirred new debate among those who have followed the famous killings. The San Francisco police formally closed the case in 2004. The Zodiac killer got his name by taunting newspapers and the police with letters and puzzles. "The police shall never catch me, because I have been too clever for them," he wrote in a letter sent to the San Francisco Chronicle. "I enjoy needling the blue pigs," he wrote. Detectives thought they might have had a break two years ago, when a partial DNA profile was taken from envelopes containing the letters. The genetic evidence seemed to clear the only suspect ever named by police -- Arthur Leigh Allen of Vallejo. Allen, who was never charged, died of a heart attack in 1992.

New Book Claims Zodiac Killer Alive, Living in California

Enough with caling Obama a failure.

THIS is what change looks like

"Further discussions of Louis' ass and the wardrobe Harry and he call home."

Rachael Maddow was just talking about this, and she's got a very good point. I always thought that Darth Cheney was the evil one, but I'm not a Conservative so WTF do I know?

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Old thread was inexplicably closed, so here's the new thread!

Revenge of the Guys Presenting Their Holes

“If you go home with somebody, and they don't have books, don't fuck 'em!” “I could never kill myself. I approve of suicide if you have horrible health. Otherwise it's the ultimate hissy fit.” “Nothing is more important than an unread library.” “Sometimes I wish I was a woman, just so I could have an abortion.” “Contemporary art hates you.” “I respect everything I make fun of.”

LOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- Airlines are charging for just about everything these days, and as we get close to the start of the summer travel season, get ready for new fees. The latest way airlines are looking to make extra money is by charging extra for aisle or window seats. Most major airlines are starting to tack on a fee of $25 or more each way for the privilege of sitting on the aisle or window. Alternately, some are setting aside the seats for frequent fliers. The change promises to make travel particularly difficult for families who want to sit together. The only choice in some cases may be to pay more for those window or aisle seats. Booking your travel more than two months in advance can help with seat availability. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, the lowest average fares are at: Long Beach, Burbank, Ontario, John Wayne and then LAX.

Airlines to Charge Extra Fees for Window and Aisle Seats

It says that Hammer Films bought the rights to make a film about it.

Cool article about the Winchester Mystery House

More than 100 men, claims attorney. Kelly storms out. Plus a round-up of Hollywood men he wanted and had. Read all about it, at a supermarket, drug store or gas station near you

Breaking news: Travolta's Twisted Double Life Exposed

Via National Enquirer

In which camp do you lie?

Just curious

Do you think this guy is a bottom?

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My company is opening up an office in Minneapolis and relocation could be possible for me.

The New York Times wrote a story about Jim Parsons of The Big Bang Theory that set off a tabloid frenzy about him being gay. In the most nonchalant way, the Times included this line in their story: “Mr. Parsons is gay and in a 10-year relationship.” There’s a reason The Times didn’t make a big deal about it and use the headline: “Jim Parsons Announces ‘I’m Gay’” and there’s a reason RumorFix isn’t doing it either. It’s because Jim has never been in the closet — so he couldn’t come out.

Jim Parsons Has Never Been In The Closet

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I just saw the DVD version of this classic and was really surprised at how the storyline went and how it ended. \ \ (possible spoilers inside)

Is there anything hotter?

We haven't had a thread about Nancy Kelly punching her womb in a while. Showed it to my husband for the first time this evening. He wondered how Kelly had managed to get an Oscar nomination, and seemed pretty shocked when I told him she'd won a Tony for the same part. But that doesn't surprise me. I can see those giant emotions and gestures playing well on the stage. He actually really liked Evelyn Varden playing the Penmark's land-lady. He thought someone should have made a film about her. Eileen Heckart's performance is broad as well, but works a little better, because of her emotional state. She did deserve the nomination she got. Children can be nasty, don't you think?

The Voice of the Night

WTF is this?

Courtney Stodden is the new Anna Nicole Smith

Just wondering if anyone here is following. Who's ahead, who's behind, who 'should' win in your opinion?

Just Me

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Jim Parson's has come out

Have you known many?

Very much anticipated. But dear god what a piece of crap. If you were thinking of buying it, don't. If you've bought it and haven't opened it, save yourself the frustration and disappointment, and return it. If you've already opened it or installed it... I'm sorry. A rare swing-and-a-miss by Blizzard.

What is it like? Do they just lie there and expect you to do all the work?

1. Marvel’s The Avengers (Disney) NEW [4,349 Theaters] PG13 Friday $80.5M, Weekend $175M 2. Think Like A Man (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 3 [2,010 Theaters] PG13 Friday $2.6M, Weekend $8.0M, Cume $76.1M 3. The Hunger Games (Lionsgate) Week 7 [2,794 Theaters] PG13 Friday $1.9M, Weekend $6.7M, Cume $381.7M 4. The Lucky One (Warner Bros) Week 3 [3,005 Theaters] PG13 Friday $1.8M, Weekend $5.5M, Cume $47.9M 5. The Five-Year Engagement (Universal) Week 2 [2,941 Theaters] R Friday $1.8M (-47%), Weekend $5.8M, Cume $19.7M 6. Pirates! Band of Misfits 3D (Aardman/Sony) Week 2 [3,358 Theaters] PG Friday $1.3M (-50%), Weekend $5.9M, Cume $19.1M 7. The Raven (Relativity) Week 2 [2,209 Theaters] R Friday $950K (-62%), Weekend $2.8M, Cume $12.3M 8. Safe (Lionsgate) Week 2 [2,271 Theaters] R Friday $900K (-66%), Weekend $2.7M, Cume $13.1M 9. Chimpanzee (Disneynature) Week 3 [1,531 Theaters] PG Friday $707K, Weekend $2.2M, Cume $22.8M 10. The Three Stooges (Fox) Week 4 [2,174 Theaters] PG Friday $480K, Weekend $1.8M, Cume $39.6M

Avengers Sets Box Office Record: $80.5M Friday On Pace For $175M Biggest Domestic Weekend, $575M WW

I woke up at a trick's house this morning famished so I went rummaging through his fridge and found bread inside. I've never seen anyone refrigerate bread before. It was just baffling. Wouldn't it get hard? I confronted him about it when he woke up and he said it keeps it fresh and keeps away mold. Is this true? He toasted some for me and it did taste okay with marmalade and farm-fresh butter. I couldn't tell the difference.