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The vocal and controversial filmmaker Spike Lee (pictured) recently told CNN's Anderson Cooper (pictured) that the violence against Black America — along with high-profile examples such as the Michael Brown execution at the hands of Ferguson, Miss., police officer Darren Wilson — is destroying this country.
Lee, in no uncertain terms, spoke about the treatment of Blacks in this country, "There's a war on the Black male, and it's tearing the country apart. It's not just killing us. It's the educational system, it's the prison system, it's these young Black men growing up with no hope. It's systematic. We get blinded to think because we got Oprah, we got Michael Jordan, we got LeBron, we got Beyoncé, we got Jay Z, that everything's OK. They are the exception. The Black underclass is growing every single day."
The filmmaker, whose movies have examined race relations and colorism in this country, also spoke to the intentional negative portrayal the police department and media are trying to create when they released footage of Brown robbing a store on the same day they released his autopsy. "It is orchestrated. There's a playbook," Lee told Anderson. "They're doing what they want to do. They're there to protect their own."
Therefore Lee concluded, "I see it. It's about Trayvon Martin and Michael Davis and Michael Brown shot a couple of days ago in St. Louis. A couple blocks away another African-American man was shot, was shot and killed…. They said he had a knife. I think there is a war on the Black male and it's tearing the country apart in my opinion."
Ultimately, Lee says that the Black community "can't take it anymore" and hopes the situation "will really blow up" in order to get the message out that the country has finally hit a "tipping point."
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Mr. Lee is definitely on point with his comments here...I share his sentiment & I SEE IT as well...for the past twenty years while working with today's youth...EVERYTH ING including the educational system is designed to set young, black youth up for failure and/or incarceration. What's even more saddening is many of our black leaders are...out of touch with reality.

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38 weeks!
Well time is winding down here...it is so exciting to think that in just a few weeks (if not sooner) I will be holding my little man in my arms. WOW..that is exciting and crazy all at the same time! So things are progressing pretty well I think, I have been having a lot of BH's lately so I am hoping that I am more than 1cm dilated at my appt tomorrow. I am getting increasingly more uncomfortable and just anxious to meet him. We have just about everything ready...my Aunt and Uncle in AK bought us our changing table which arrived last week and the pack n play will be here tomorrow. The only big thing we still dont' have is the Glider but that can wait for right now. I really want to find one used and that is not that easy in this town. I watch the websites daily to see if anyone is selling one but each time I have been too late. Oh well, I am sure one will come our way.
So we still cannot decide on a name though we have added one more to the list. This one is quite special to me as it is my grandfathers name, Jack. We talked about jack when we first found out we were pregnant but we decided against it for some reason. In the last week both Matt and I have thought about Jack..separately...weird huh? I had a dream that when the baby was born, he looked just like my grandpa and I said we should name him Jack. Matt said that he was in the shower one day and he thought of Jack and said he really liked it...we could have fun with it and call him jack jack. LOL Anyway so we started to think about middle names and I REALLY like Jack Owen R.... THis name is now my top name. I dont' want to tell my family that we are thinkging about it so in case we don't use it, I haven't gotten their hopes up. Speaking of that..if you know me IRL and are reading this..do not say anything about this name choice..at least not yet.
I had to laugh last night about somethign DH said. So we have two dogs and they both sleep inside at night. Every once in a while, Rory, will have to go outside a few times in the middle of the night...well last night was one of these nights so Matt was getting very frustrated. He says..You darn dogs, I can't get a wink of sleep.. LOL I just smiled to myself and though ohhhhh just wait until this baby is born!
Ok so I usually have my belly pictures to post here but I forgot to take them this morning so I will post them later tonight once I get home.
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Last edited by JamieJooNC; 11-26-2007 at 03:30 PM. Reason: to add belly pics...
38 weeks 6 days
Well I am still pregnant! I am feeling like things will start soon but how soon is the question..tonight? two days from now?? What I do know is that wee are both sooo ready to meet this little man. Our Jack Owen..yep thats right, we have decided on his name. I am so proud to name him after my grandpa too. I am going to call my mom tonight and tell her..I think she will be thrilled about it and probably a little surpised as we haven't even mentioned that Jack was a possiblity.
SO I had my doctors appt last week..here is an update I posted on the baby's website:
"I had another good appt today. I have been making progress and am now a full finger dilated or a full 1 cm and I am starting to thin out. He is very low and still head down. He actually has his back to my left side and is facing to the right...no wonder I have been feeling most of his movement on the right side of my belly..thats where his legs are! My blood pressure was good and I have no protein in my urine. I have gained another 2lbs but that could be from the pizza we had at work about an hour before my appt. So we are still in the waiting game here but we do think he will be coming soon..maybe sometime next week?? We will see...."
So how did the weekend go? Well a few things have happened:
Friday I lost my mucus plug or what i think was my mucus plug. I went to the bathroom when I woke up to find this huge glob of mucus on the TP. The whole rest of the day I had mucus with almost every trip to the bathroom.
Saturday I had slightly blood twinged mucus on the TP in the morning. It was something I hadn't seen before..possible TMI ahead..It had bloos specs in it and then was kind of pink too. Bloody show maybe???
Every day I have had BH's..some stronger than others but for the most part the same and nothing too regular. Saturday also brought about quite a bit of nausea..i was feeling pretty poopy all day.
Sunday was a lot of the same though I didn't feel as crappy. I was pretty tired and worn out though so we just relaxed. So here I sit...at home now (trying to work a little bit) with a lot of twinges and cramps just waiting for this little guy to show up. Like I said before, I feel like It will happen soon so keep your fingers crossed for me. I am trying to do some house work and stuff to keep things moving. I have my doctors appt tomorrow which I am looking forward to (that is if I am not in labor) so I can see how much I have progressed this week.
We will see what happens!
39 weeks 1 day
Well I am still pregnant! This little man really wants to stay inside right now. I have tried coaxing him out but he just isn't listening. I am also sorry to report that there hasn't been much change since last weeks appointment. I am still only 1 cm dilated though I have thinned out a little bit more. This little man just wants to stay put right now even though everyone wants to meet him. My blood pressure was really good today and I still have no protein in my urine...YAY! His heartbeat sounded great and overall I am doing good too. I am feeling very uncomfortable but other than that I really don't have a lot to complain about.
I have been doing a little work from home this week..it has been nice to do that but I am already getting bored. From what I hear, it is quite slow at work anyway so they told me not to come in but it is hard to get used to being here and not at work. I like being able to stay in my pj's for most of the day and watch my shows.
Well we are doing what we can to get labor started naturally..wish us luck. We really want to meet this little guy!
39 weeks 3 days
Well I am still pregnant! I do have a good feeling about this weekend though..i have had a lot more BH's last night and today along with a lot more pressure and "twinges" down low. I also think I may be leaking a little bit..my underwear have just felt so wet all day long. I just put a pad on so I can tell if it is in fact leakage of just me being sweaty. We will see. I am very anxious for this little guy to arrive (if you can't tell by my previous posts). Actually just about everyone is anxious for him to get here..we keep getting calls and emails from everyone asking if we have gone into labor yet. We just try and smile and say, no not yet but what I want to say is...WE WILL FREAKIN CALL YOU WHEN SOMETHING HAPPENS SO STOP ASKING!! I know everyone means well but jeash already! Its hard to get mad about it but they have to understand we want to happen as badly as they do..we are going to be very excited to call everyone.
Well we are going to go out to dinner tonight and maybe do some walking so I am hoping that getting out for a little while will help. I went into work yesterday morning to finish some stuff up and to just get out of the house. It actually made me feel quite sick which was weird..I came hope exhausted and nauseaus. Its not like I have a demanding job either..i sit at my desk working on my computer...how could that make me feel sick? WHo knows..all I do know is that I stayed home today and worked...i have been feeling nauseaus off and on but not tired like I was yesterday. Lets hope he comes this weekend so I don't ahve to worry about singing on monday morning.
Keep your fingers crossed!
Well I finally have the time to update this journal! I feel like such a slacker since it has taken me over a month to post my birth story here and to share my wonderful little Jack (named after my grandfather who passed away about a month before I found out I was pregnant) with all of you journal readers. Its amazing that my water broke a day after my previous post...that goes to show you that your intuition is right a lot of times. Here is my birth story:
I woke up Friday morning (November 30th) with an inkling that something was going to happen that day. I had been feeling sick off and on the day before and was very tired. I stayed home from work and just took it easy. When Matt got home, I told him that we should go to dinner as I thought that the walking around and just being out might help move things along. We got home about 8pm and called the OB's office and spoke to the doctor on call who told me that the only way to really know if my water had broken was to go into Labor and Delivery but she was pretty sure that it had in fact broken. I was excited yet kind of nervous, I was happy that we would be meeting our little man soon. Matt took a shower and I finished packing the bags. We checked into L&D around 8pm and watched TV until about 10 when we decided to go to bed. As I got up from the couch I felt this small gush of fluid…..I said to Matt, "Ummm, I think my water just broke!" I went to the bathroom and as I sat there, more fluid just kept coming out. I remember telling Matt to listen and with a smile on my face I said, "I am not peeing". We called the
11pm and they did confirm that my water had broken and I had 24 hours to deliver before the risk of infection increased. I still had not had any real contractions so I was not sure how the night would go. When they checked me at the hospital I was still only 1cm dilated (had been for about 3weeks!)…my doc gave me 2 hours to make some progress or else we would have to start the Pitocin. I knew that walking was my best bet so Matt and I started our many trips around the L&D floor. After the two hours I had only progressed to 2cm and about 70% effaced, not a lot of progress but it was progress. I now had 2 more hours. I had hoped to deliver little Jack without any pain medication but by the time I was only 4cm my contractions were really painful and coming about every 2-3min and lasting about a min…the really hard part was that during each contraction I had this horrible nauseous feeling. It made it really hard to breathe through each one and I was so tired since I had not had any chance to rest. I looked at Matt and said to him, I think I am going to have to get the Epidural…this is really hard and I still have so far to go. Not to mention I knew that I would need the Pitocin soon since I really wasn't making enough progress on my own. So by I had the epidural and I was resting in bed…not very comfortably but at least I was able to get some rest. The Pitocin came not long after that as my labor had stalled from the epidural. My mom arrived about and I was still only about 5cm though I started to feel some of the contractions so the Pitocin had started working. Not long after that the monitors were showing that Jacks heart rate had dropped. Our nurse Linda came in and we tried moving the monitor around to see if that was the problem. They had me move from side to side but that didn't help. Finally they had me go on all fours which when you have an IV, an epidural and a blood pressure cuff hooked up to you is not the easiest thing to do. It helped though and Jack's heart rate came back up. My doctor came in and checked to make sure that he was ok and we found that I went from 5 to 8cm in about 30 min and he had dropped to a +3 station…it must have freaked him out a little which is why his heart rate had dropped. After that they turned off the Pitocin and my contractions started to get pretty painful. I had heard that transition was bad but I thought that since I had the epidural, it wouldn't be that bad….boy was I wrong about that! By the time I was 9 ½ cm I was in so much pain that I just wanted him out…I felt the urge to push but since I still had a lip of cervix left I had to breathe through each contraction. Boy that was hard! What made it even harder was that he was so low. I even asked the nurse at one point if they had turned off the epidural, when she said no I said "Jesus Christ, are you kidding?" I was really thankful when I was finally able to really start pushing…I felt like I was finally able to do something and since you push during a contraction I wasn't in so much pain. My mom, Matt and all the nurses where there keeping me going and pushing hard. I just remember them saying, come on Jamie, he is so close…one more push and he will be here. My Dr. was down there trying to prevent me from tearing and helping little Jack out. Not long after that I remember them saying, he is out…look Jamie, look at him. I looked down and saw his head and then the rest of his body come out...it was the most amazing and beautiful thing I had ever seen. He had the umbilical cord wrapped around his body a few times but other than that he was just perfect. They put him on my lap and Matt went to cut the cord. I was so happy to have him in my arms finally. Little Jack Owen was born at on Saturday December 1st, weighing 8lbs 1oz and was 19 in long, I was 39 weeks and 4 days. His Apgars were 8 and 9. I made it through the delivery with a second degree tear but that is nothing compared to what we got out of it….our precious little boy, Jack.
Here are some pictures of Jacks birthday:
Pictures of his homecoming:
Last edited by JamieJooNC; 01-01-2008 at 05:46 PM.
Well let me first say that life as a mother is wonderful and its amazing how much you love this little person that has come into your lives. Its also a lot of work and requires a lot of you but its not like you really mind doing it...Jack makes it all worth it. It doesn't bother me to feed him while everyone else is eating because it was his time to eat OR to stand by his crib and pat his back so he will go back to sleep even though it means missing some sleep. Well I think you get what I am trying to say. This motherhood thing is quite possibly the best and hardest thing I will ever do.
Jack is growing really well and we are working out the kinks. He is quite the feeder and overcoming some very sore and cracked nipples took some time but Bfing now is a lot easier. He really likes to eat and it has been hard to get him on a schedule though we are working on that. I am using the Baby Wise principles and am keeping my fingers crossed that I can get him sleeping on his own at night ( we have had quite a few successfull naps sleeps in his crib during the day so I am very hopefull). From the beginning Jack did not want to sleep on his own..everytime we would put him down he would freak out. It was pretty disheartening at first as my plan was to have him sleep in the bassinett (in our room) for the first few months and then transition him into the crib. So since he has come home he has been sleeping with us at night and I have been breastfeeding him in the sidelying position. It works really well for the most part..my nipples take a beating as its harder to get him latched correctly but at least we are getting some sleep. Anyway..I am going to try and make some changes in the next few nights in hopes that he will in fact sleep in the bassinet at night.
Other than some sleeping/fussiness issues Jack is wonderful...we love showing him off and taking him places. I have been home from work on maternity leave the last month and will start working part time from home tomorrow. We have been trying to stay busy as being at home all the time can be a downer sometimes. I am actually looking forward to getting back into the swing of things even if its from home. I will do that for another month and then go back to work full time in February. We have a great day care picked out for Jack..I think he will have a good time there. It will be harder on me than him I think.
Well Happy New Year! I hope this coming year brings great things for everyone.
Here are some more recent pictures of Jack:


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Marcel Siem of Germany holed two eagles to shoot an 8-under-par 64 Thursday and lead by three strokes after the opening round of the Euorpean Tour's Hassan II Trophy.
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The French Open champion also made five birdies on the Golf du Palais Royal course, finishing eagle, birdie on the last two holes in better afternoon conditions following a windy morning.
The 72nd-ranked Siem needs to enter the world's top 50 by Sunday to earn his first invitation to the Masters from April 11-14.
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English trio David Horsey, Graeme Storm and Simon Wakefield each shot 68.
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The 24-year-old midfielder has admitted that Los Blancos were made to look silly by Marcelo Bielsa's men during their clash at the Santiago Bernabeu back in JanuaryEsteban Granero is extremely wary of the threat posed by Athletic Bilbao to Real Madrid's hopes of winning La Liga at San Mames on Wednesday night, admitting that the champions-elect had been "embarrassed" by their Basque rivals in the first half of their meeting in the Spanish capital earlier in the season.
Los Blancos defeated Marcelo Bielsa's side 4-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu in January but the final scoreline flattered the hosts, who were fortunate to have gone in at half-time level after Marcelo cancelled out Fernando Llorente's opener.
Consequently, while Madrid can clinch the title with a victory in the Basque country, Granero is not taking the three points for granted.
"They are a tough team and they embarrassed us at times at the Bernabeu, especially in the first half," the midfielder is quoted as saying by his club's official website. "As such, it will be a hard game.
"They have had a very good season and have taken a big step forward. Their coach [Bielsa] has helped them grow and they are a team of young and ambitious players."
However, Granero remains confident that Madrid, who have won their last four games in La Liga, can get the job done at San Mames and claim their first league title since 2007-08 with two rounds to spare.
"Lately we've been successful there and we will try to bring the three points back to Madrid," the 24-year-old stated.
"I've won many league titles as an amateur and now I want to celebrate one as a player. We are close, although we have not achieved anything yet."
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Aaron Shingler, Andy Fenby and George North ran in tries for the Scarlets as they recorded their second win of the season with an 18-13 victory away to Glasgow.
Shingler and Fenby's tries meant that the west Wales side were ahead at half-time 10-6, though Ruaridh Jackson had kept Glasgow in touch with two penalties. A Rhys Priestland penalty and then North's try allowed the Scarlets to keep Glasgow at arm's length and Chris Cusiter's try and Duncan Weir's conversion were too little too late.
Priestland missed the chance to open the scoring when he dragged an early penalty attempt wide. Jackson wasn't so profligate and he opened the scoring after when Scarlets' hooker Matthew Rees was penalised, but he missed his second attempt soon after.
Shingler grabbed the first try of the match after a typical Scarlets counter-attack that the flanker completed when he took North's pass and raced across the line. Shingler was then sin-binned for a high tackle on Peter Murchie, but while he was off the field Jackson missed a straightforward chance to put Glasgow back in front.
Simon Easterby's side stretched their lead shortly before half-time when Fenby kicked on Jonathan Davies' kick through and touched down in the corner. Jackson kept Glasgow in contention with his second penalty just before the break, but Priestland cancelled out the three points when he landed a penalty of his own in the 46th minute.
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Wow! The Candie's Foundation gave Bristol Palin over a quarter mil to go around the country in her role as an ambassador for their teen pregnancy campaign in 2009. According to an article in Forbes online, they gave her $262,500 to tell fresh-faced young girls that it's a BAD thing to get pregnant as a teenager like she did because it's a big responsibility and just not worth it, unless your Mom is famous and someone else watches your baby and someone gives you over a quarter million bucks to tell kids how bad a thing it was you did and how well it worked out for you.
Is the Candie's Foundation really a charitable foundation? Well, according to Forbes, in addition to the $262,500 they gave Bristol to roam the country, flashing her jewels and pretty smile and fancy clothes so she could WARN young girls about the dangers of "not saying no to teenaged woo-woo", they ALSO managed to pony up a total of $35K to donate to charities out of the $1,242,476 that was donated by the public.
Nice work if you can get it. In fact, I want some of that action.
No, not to discuss teen abstinence which is a joke and doesn't work. But to discuss something I know even MORE about.
I'll offer my REAL solution to teen pregnancy in a moment, but first…
If the Candie's Foundation will pay some little prettied-up Alaska hillbilly gal to discuss the dangers of doing what she did which resulted in great profit for that which she warns against, then maybe they have a few extra bucks to kick up to me for my campaign to warn the kids about…
Let me set the scene.
The kids are packed into the auditorium with a wide aisle down the middle. They gasp in horror as a forklift enters the gym carrying my corpulent ass on a shipping pallet . The forklift beeps as it rolls as the children avert their eyes from this horrible sight. We reach the stage, the back wheels of the forklift come off the floor as I'm lifted to the stage where several strong men remove the pallet from the forklift and turn me to face the kiddies.
I'm wearing a filthy sleeveless t-shirt. It's impossible to tell whether or not I'm wearing pants, as my gut overlaps my waist and dangles to the sides and back. Oh, and I'm wearing mismatched socks. I mean, who can see his feet? Not me!
There is a box of donuts on my lap, and I eat during the entire presentation, spitting donut chunks into the first and second row while showing a Power Point presentation of diseased hearts, clogged arteries, windpipes clogged with barely-chewed food, and other gross and graphic autopsy photos of death from morbid obesity. We finish with a picture of fat Oprah , then thin Oprah, followed by fat Oprah, then thin Oprah again posing with all the fat they sucked out of her body, then fat Oprah again.
I speak of the need to avoid these sweet, tasty treats until one is lawfully wed to a member of the opposite sex. (This is because a male husband or a female wife is CERTAIN to say something if he or she sees his/her spouse gorging on donuts while the word on the street is that gay guys actually eat donuts off of each others… well, that's what they're saying in the 4th grade locker room, anyway.)
During the presentation I eat, fart odiously, noisily and copiously, and perhaps I may vomit into a bucket. I'll save that for when it looks like I'm losing their attention.
When I'm finished, I mop my sweaty brow. Two stage hands with high pressure hoses wash the donut chunks, jimmies, glaze and frosting from my body. Then my huge, dripping wet body, the filthy t-shirt clinging to my every curve, is placed back onto the forklift. I'm lowered back to the floor and the forklift backs out of the gym, past the terrified, changed-forever children, out to the front of the school where I am loaded into the back of a semi-trailer truck. Then volunteers pass among the children and have them sign pledges to abstain from donuts until they are married. "Don't be hasty, wait for the pastry!" will be our motto!
It would work. And if having an unwed mother who has profited mightily from her unwed motherhood speak against unwed motherhood is worth $262K, then I should at least be able to ask for $100K. If they provide the donuts, we can negotiate on the salary.
Now… my real, actual solution to teen pregnancy.
It's a problem that crosses all socio-economic borders. Young female knuckleheads who give up the nookie like the A&P used to give up Green Stamps because that want that unconditional love you can only get from some guy who wants into your pants for 10 minutes and will never speak to you again and will only mention your name to the other guys who will also expect you to deliver like FedEx — on time, and on demand.
No, wait…
What they're REALLY missing is that sense of unconditional love that can only come from a cute, cuddly adorable little baby.
"The baby won't care if I break curfew! The baby won't care if I got a 'D' in math. The baby won't ground me for talking back to Mom and Dad. The baby will just LOVE me for being ME! And they're just like little dollies! They're cute, sweet-smelling little angel dollies and you can brush their hair and they never make a sound and they coo and cuddle and sleep all night and all I have to do is put the baby in its crib if I want to play with my friends or go to the mall. And besides, Mom and Dad will be guilted into helping me with the baby so I can still hang out and drink and get high with my friends until I come home with another baby, and another one after that. And the state pays you MONEY to have babies. So where's the down side?"
So, here's what we do.
Each state makes a deal with their individual child welfare agencies. They gather babies from unwed mothers and care for them. In the first semester of 8th grade, each girl — no opt-outs, no notes from home, no excuses — is given a 2-month old baby to care for the entire semester.
Let the little darlings see what it's REALLY like. Forget the labor pains, forget the nine months of uncomfortable pregnancy. Let's talk about what it MEANS to HAVE a baby.
Unconditional love? Bullshit. The baby sees you as its provider. And you must provide. Social workers will be assigned to each family to ENSURE the safety and care of the baby. And you will do the job CORRECTLY. The alternative will be a court-ordered reversible tubal ligation which will — if you want it — be reversed when you are 21 and can prove you are able to provide for your own child.
Say there, LaTisha! Wanna go hang out with your pals? Can't! Baby!
Hola, Juanita! Wanna go to the mall with your chums? No es posible. Bebe!
What ho, Brittney! That cute freshman football star wants to take you to the dance? Not possible. Baby!
When the baby wakes up, you go get it. When the baby cries, you go hold it. When the baby is hungry, you feed it. When the baby fills its adorable little " Hello Kitty " diapers with foul, reeking baby mud, you CLEAN the little baby butt and the social worker will BE there to make sure you do it RIGHT!
And, under penalty of law, no help from Mom and Dad. It's YOUR baby! YOU take care of it.
You're sleepy? Tough. The baby is cranky tonight.
The baby's clothes are dirty. Wash them.
Still want a baby?
No. What you wanted was "unconditional love," not this screaming, squalling, dripping from every orifice, 24/7 poop-making machine. This demanding little dictator who you can't let out of your sight for a MINUTE. You wanted someone who would love you for being YOU, not something that would drain every last ounce of strength, energy and money out of you.
This isn't what you wanted at ALL!
Now, this will do nothing to quell those urges that all adolescents experience. But it will do a far sight more than having some former Wasilla nouveau-riche hillbilly who got pregnant in high school because she was mad at her conservative mommy and she really, really loved the baby daddy until mommy convinced her he didn't really fit in with the new "Palin Image" telling kids not to do that which she got rich doing. Betcha a box of donuts that teenaged girls will AT LEAST make sure the fella has that rascal WRAPPED before she lets it get anywhere NEAR her. And who knows…
The experience might make her THINK about the possible CONSEQUENCES of sex and she'll abstain — not because God or Bristol Palin TOLD her to, but because she knows what taking full-time care of a baby is like, and maybe someday she'll be ready to deal with all that. Just not right now.
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British version of 'The X Factor' to air in the U.S.
"The X Factor" -- which bombed on Fox, but has certainly not bombed in the United Kingdom, where it remains something of a hit -- has returned!
Or has sort of returned.
Mark Cuban's AXS TV has agreed to air the new season of the British version, or per the press release earlier today, "...beginning Sunday, August 31. AXS TV is the official U.S. broadcast home for the upcoming eleventh season, featuring the much-anticipated return of Cowell to the judging panel."
And no: AXS is not on Optimum, but it is on DirecTV, Dish and AT&T U-verse...
Now that we've settled that...a clip? Sure, why not. Here's Dan Rather in "The Big Interview" talking to the One the Only the Simon, for an edition that'll air Aug. 25 at 8...
'Batman' arrives on DVD in November
In honor of Batman Day (July 23) and the 75th anniversary of the caped crusader, this long-awaited announcement: "Batman," the ABC camp classic, will arrive on DVD Nov. 11. Cost for all 120 episodes: About $200. Fans knew, via Conan O'Brien, that the collection was coming. They now have a date.
Here are the key details from the news release: "Batman: The Complete Television Series features...Read more »
Allison Williams cast as Peter Pan in 'Peter Pan Live'
NBC has its Peter Pan and her name is Marnie -- or that's who you probably know her as. Allison Williams is the one.
Just announced, and here are the canned quotes: Check out Williams' first ... amusing:
"I have wanted to play Peter Pan since I was about three years old, so this is a dream come true," Williams said. "It's such an honor to be a part of this adventure, and I'm very excited to get to work with this extraordinarily talented team. And besides," added Williams, "what could go wrong in a live televised production with simultaneous flying, sword fighting and singing?"
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"We couldn't be happier that Allison Williams is our Peter Pan," said Robert Greenblatt, chairman of NBC Entertainment. "She's a lovely rising star on the award-winning show 'Girls' -- where she occasionally shows off her incredible vocal talent -- and we think she will bring the perfect blend of 'boyish' vulnerability and bravado to save the day against Christopher Walken's powerful Captain Hook."
"Allison Williams is a major find," said executive producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron. "She will reinvent the iconic role of Peter Pan with her wit, her warmth, her dynamic flying and her wonderful musical abilities. The score will be sung beautifully and introduced to a whole new generation of families."
The show arrives early December. Do you have to be told that Allison is the daughter of Brian -- but the obviously much more talented of the two?
'The Simpsons'-'Family Guy' crossover: First look
One of the great things about Comic-Con, just concluding, is that everyone there is insanely passionate and has a cellphone -- which means an insanely massive amount of "content" dumped right onto the Web: most notably, the first look at a few minutes of the Sept. 28 "The Simpsons"-"Family Guy" crossover episode. This impending event has sparked a minor furor among some fans of both series, notably...Read more »
Stephen Colbert keeping 'Late Show' in New York: Critic's analysis
That Stephen Colbert would choose to keep "Late Show" in New York after succeeding David Letterman as host next year was perhaps not a foregone conclusion -- crazier things have happened, after all -- but it was as close to "foregone" as the word could possibly imply.
Colbert did not agree to undertake the enormous challenge of replacing a legend by uprooting staff and friends and relocating them 3,000 miles from family, hearth and home. A move to CBS' Television City -- which of course has a world-class facility for a late night talk show and has expanded the space for "The Late Late Show" too -- would have almost certainly meant losing key personnel -- possibly even the very people who have made "The Colbert Report" such a huge success.
No: He was going to stay in New York, and he was going to stay at the Sullivan, which is possibly the single most beautiful talk show studio on all of television. (Even better: It's haunted. Did you know that? Another post, another day.)
Nevertheless, as foregone conclusions go, this is a very happy one. Not only will Colbert extend a tradition -- honestly the only late night tradition CBS has ever really had -- but it extends the tradition in the very city where late night TV was born, and where "The Tonight Show" is already proving, along with its host, that this really is the best place on the planet to mount a late night talk show.
Los Angeles is fine -- I love L.A. (me AND Randy Newman). But it's just ... different, and it's not the sort of "different" that works well with a personality and style such as Colbert's: arch, intellectual and high velocity. His style was honed here, and here it must stay.
Certainly this is a nice score for the city: Two hundred jobs will be saved, and while CBS did not specify how many of Dave's "Late Show" veterans will migrate over to Steven's "Late Show," the fervent hope is that many will. Dave's crew is excellent and understands the exigencies of mounting a late night show, night after night after night. Many are indispensable.
And this is good for the New York production community overall. While average New Yorkers may have conflicted feelings about TV or movie production in New York every time they have to jump out of the way of a dolly or are nearly cold-cocked by a boom mic -- or are just sick and tired of having traffic backed up every time some chase scene for some cop procedural just has to shut down Madison Avenue between 23rd and 24th ... it's still all good. More jobs, more people in work, more everything.
Check out these very stats from the CBS news release announcing the deal with Gov. Andrew Cuomo: During calendar year 2013, applications for 181 film productions were submitted and included 124 films, 31 television programs, 25 pilots and one "relocated" television show. The impact of these projects includes: Generating a direct spend of $2.09 billion in NYS; Collecting a projected $466 million in credits; Hiring an estimated 126,301 actors and crew for the 181 projects submitted.
Looking at it all this way, "Late Show" -- which began here more than 20 years ago -- is the gift that just keeps on giving.
TV Critics Tour: 'Downton Abbey,' Lady Mary, look ahead to the 5th season
BEVERLY HILLS -- "Downton Abbey," which returns for a fifth season Jan. 4, promises big changes -- or perhaps, the better phrase in lieu of "big" here would be "emotionally resonant and complex." So let's go with that insstead: "Downton" promises emotionally resonant and complex changes in the 5th season as one of TV's great hits continues to figure out how to keep that word "hit" firmly affixed to any discussion of "Abbey." Of course, it's always hard to tell six months in advance just how resonant any "Abbey" adjustments will be, and the series has rarely been in the habit of revealing too much going forward. (What's the fun in that anyway?)
But aside from a prominent new cast member -- Richard E. Grant ("Gosford Park") will join as one Simon Bricker, a guest of the Granthams -- stars and showrunners here Tuesday did promise an evolution that will especially impact one of "Downton's" signature characters, Lady Mary.
Gareth Neame, exective producer of "Downton," did indicate that at least one major story will develop next year -- Lady Mary Crawley's eventual move out of the shadows into a new emotional life. Which is to say: She's finally thinking of playing the field again.
She said as much at the end of season four; the question for her and "Downton" fans is an obvious one, however: Said Neame, "We've, all of us, have played these characters now for several years. We've all lived in this "Downton" world. And the more we're immersed in the world, the more we feel that we get to understand these characters, the more that the stakes of the stories are higher. I think what Michelle [Dockery] was just saying about the relationships and what she's going to do and the idea that Mary has now decided by the end of Season 4 she said, "I know I will marry again. I'm not now" "I'm turning to life, and I'm going to be married." But I think that whole challenge of how do you make a new relationship when your partner has died, how do you make a second marriage as an older, more mature person is way more complicated than the first relationship decision you make. So I think for all of these characters, everything is just ratcheted up. Everything is much more complicated. He's still the guy stuck in no man's land between these two worlds, but as you saw with the scene with Hugh Bonneville, the stakes are just higher and higher every time."
Dockery had this to say about Lady Crawley: "She's very she's very complex. I think that she she's impulsive. So she makes these decisions, and then, you know, once she goes through with it, she looks back and actually realizes it wasn't quite the right decision. And I think this series, she is quite impulsive, and she's embracing her new life really. I think she's through the grief now. And I kind of see Series 5 for Mary as the new Mary, I guess, in a way. And so with that, she's got a bit of her bite back that we had in Series 1, which I've enjoyed playing, you know. It was lovely to do Series 4 with playing all of that emotion and everything, but this series is a lot more fun. So I'm enjoying it."
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Beverly Hills -- There will never be another "Downton Abbey" -- except, there has to be. Viewers demand it, public TV demands it, financial backers demand it... The problem with success, and "Downton" is the single most successful scripted series in PBS history, is that more success must follow. It is the way of the commercial TV world, and now that PBS has gotten a tase of an almighty hit, it stands...Read more »
James Garner: An appreciation
Combative, intelligent, sensitive, hard-driving, tough and above all talented, James Garner -- who died Saturday at the age of 86 -- did share one trait in common with so very many gifted people: He was complicated. He took a cauldron of life experiences and turned them into choices that defined to some extent what we see on television today, for the rootstock of Walter White is indeed, to some not so remote extent, Jim Rockford. (Both shared one thing certainly in direct proportion -- the double wide trailer...)
Garner came from Norman, Oklahoma and it is fair and accurate to say that Norman, Oklahoma never left him. He arrived -- one of three brothers, to a mother who would die by the time he was four -- in a world that was about to be desperately impoverished.
The land would be scoured to the bone by prevailing winds that would turn the middle of the country into a stretch of dust and sand. His father was an alcoholic and his step-mother a monster -- or so he would recall in his late-in-life memoir (that in parts doubled as payback.)
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Garner learned to use his fists and discovered, and maybe feared, a temper that he couldn't always control.
Garner was also one quarter Cherokee -- the tribe brutally decimated, then "forcibly removed" by Andrew Jackson to a place no one wanted: Oklahoma. He was deeply proud of his Indian heritage (and named his production company, Cherokee.) Hence, the idea of Garner as a Western TV "hero" in a '50s era serial certainly had intriguing if not in the moment exactly promising potential -- especially considering the casual and implicit racism that haunted the TV western over its long run.
He didn't want to play Maverick. He was a contract player for Warner Bros. and he was told to do it -- no discussion, no negotiation. It was a studio play that turned him against the System and ultimately forged one of Hollywood's most litigious stars. Garner wasn't exactly the Curt Flood of movies and TV, but he was certainly part of the wave -- initiated first by Cary Grant -- that ultimately broke the studio's iron hold over stars and talent. "Maverick," in which Garner appeared in only 52 episodes, was actually an important part of that history.
Garner, of course, didn't play Maverick like the usual laconic white hat, who rode into town, ordered a whiskey and then promptly -- or eventually -- put a bullet in the guy wearing the black hat. He was witty, bemused, ironic, suave, intelligent, and full of a sense -- not explicitly stated -- that the world was mad and he was just another member of the asylum. You could almost apply the exact same description to Jim Rockford, who arrived over a decade later.
Garner's best roles, or certainly his most memorable roles, reflected Garner to greater or lesser extent. That was part of his appeal, part of his enduring success. Write what you know, writers are told. Garner acted what he knew.
As mentioned, Garner was conflicted; that's no surprise and you could see it on screen. He wanted the money and success that came along with the major roles -- but he didn't want the indentured servitude, as he thought of it before he sued the studios to release him from both "Maverick" and "The Rockford Files."
It's hard to know who was in the right or wrong over those long ago and now forgotten lawsuits, but it's easy now to take Garner's side. After all, who's going to take the side of a studio run by someone like Jack Warner? In fact, Garner had badly damaged his knee in basic training years earlier, and had other assorted injuries during a brutal tour of duty in Korea, as an infantryman. (He was nearly killed, twice, by the way, and had a pair of Purple Hearts as testament. )
Garner was hospitalized at one point for the bad knee -- he did many of his own stunts on "Rockford" -- and the studio, Universal, interpreted that as work stoppage. It sued, Garner counter-sued. "Rockford" was dead, except as a series of movies that kept the franchise going. "I'll accept a lot before I snap," he once said. "But I do snap."
Rockford and Maverick, as characters, broke a long tradition of the hero-as-violent: Who used the gun as a means of settling any argument or removing any impediment. Garner said he was proud that he rarely used his gun as Rockford, and never shot anyone. Rockford hated guns, and in fact he would often be on the receiving end of violence. But like Garner, if pushed, Jim shoved back.
Rockford endured because he had a certain magic that only a gifted actor can instill. But he also endured because the man who played him knew him so intimately. Viewers thought they were seeing someone entirely real, or thought they were.
It's also worth noting in this all-to-brief appreciation that some of Garner's big screen roles were jewels -- at least three were classics, "The Americanization of Emily," "The Great Escape," and "Murphy's Romance," for which he received a late-in-career best actor nod.
Nevertheless, it was TV that would provide the mirror of the man. That mirror reflected one of TV's finest actors who helped to expand the boundaries of what was possible on the medium. Garner will be missed, and in fact already is.
James Garner dead at 86; a look back at his iconic roles
James Garner, one of TV's great and iconic actors, has died age 86 — and before we get to the appreciation, please appreciate these series of clips that illustrate Garner's natural ability to convey sex appeal, intelligence, authority and, above all, charisma in dozens of TV roles, and many, many movie ones as well.
As his old pal (and co-star) Julie Andrews has written of Garner, "he owns...Read more »
TV Critics Tour: New Showtime series, 'The Affair,' to be shot on LI
Beverly Hills -- "The Affair," a Showtime newcomer arriving in October and starring Ruth Wilson and Dominic West, will be shot over the full 10-episode season in Montauk, showrunner Sarah Treem said yesterday.
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Residents of the Menomonee Falls School District can expect a lower tax bill as the levy - which includes a 0.4 percent decrease - was approved at the annual meeting Monday night.
About 25 residents approved the total levy of $38,282,890 for the 2012-13 school year. Despite a projected 15 percent decrease in state aid for the 2012-13 school year, the mill rate will be decreased $0.05 per $1,000 of property value. The mill rate will be $11.42 per $1,000.
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This is the second year in a row the levy was lowered in the Menomonee Falls School District. For the 2011-12 school year, it was lowered by 1.96 percent.
Total expenditures in the district are down 1 percent. The transition to a self-funded insurance plan and reducing things such as energy and transportation costs helped the district come to a balanced budget and lower levy.
The Department of Public Instruction estimated Falls will receive $8,292,236, a 15.14 percent decrease in general aid for the 2012-2013 school year. State aid numbers are finalized in October.
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