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last sunday in june 2:00 place to meet is still unknown its just depends on where is the best place. personally i have know pronblems drivin down there and startin this journey but it don matter
yeah but sport mode gives it atleast a extra 100 hp easily hah
yeah plan it im up here in layton so we can meet up here or in salt lake and go up to parley for sec and turn off an start our journey the canyon goes all the way through and drops ya off in morgan
east canyon crusie in at the end of june if anybody is interested
me and bobby were talkin about doin a little cruise up east canyon
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haha yeah im feelin much better now it came out like it went in hah i think i dedicated the last 2 1/2 hours on that ****ter ha
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you cant miss it, it its behind KFC and in front of HYE and MYKES
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Tried this burger along with the Sonic burger #123785. Don't recall if they had a jalapeno burger in the late 1960's. I toasted the bun on the grill where I cooked the burger and put a lid on top to steam them so it would be more like the way they use to fix them. The only thing missing was the cherry limeade to bad they started fixing it with Sprite. Thanks Dropbear. Bullwinkle

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Is it just me or do e-coli look like tampons?
Yes. But. Every stinging slap in the face provided the ID creationists is greeted with "Thank you sir, may I have another."
Science and rational discourse can only go so far. I suppose there's enough incentives for continued idiocy. F'rinstance, you can make money at it.
Why would anything a bunch of scientists have to say even be heard by Intelligent Design creationists, let alone taken as a slap in the face?
Thank you for posting this. I find it both very informative and useful.
There are those of us out there who choose to occasionally engage creationists, most of whom are not all that well informed about what they claim to believe (in my experience.) Sometimes being able to pull something like this out does really make them think. Really. So thanks again.
It's not quite an all or nothing random leap.
In an environment that heavy in citrate some degradation products would also be present. So having some of the enzymes needed would give the phenotype a marginal advantage.
It's also possible that some of the genes coding for the relevant enzymes were present but simply unexpressed. So the relevant mutations, or some of them could have been relatively minor.
20,000 generations to synthesize the working enzymes de novo is not statistically possible. 20,000 generations to switch on and tweak exisiting genes, sure.
Goddamnit... I want a copy of that article. Wanna email me a PDF?
Every time some asshat creationist says "teach the controversy!" it makes me want to really REALLY teach the controversy, 'cause the evidence is so fucking irrefutable. If I can get away with it, I just might teach a little of the controversy next year... I teach science at a private school, so it might actually fly. Rawk. :-)
Very elegant.
My e. coli colony will eat adventurously tonight! And I will use this knowledge only to enhance my powers of good.
Thank you for letting us know about it.
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That's interesting, whateveryournameis Galoot or something, but how come the Stranger isn't talking about why Josh Feit got fired?
Much as I love reading about science I'm not a scientist so forgive me if this question is lame, I'm also extremely tired so forgive the tampon joke. Anyway, why is it considered a random mutation?
And, is there no way to believe both in the theory of evolution and in a spiritual component to the universe?
Thanks for that, Jonathan. Unfortunately, those who need to read that article the most are also the most unlikely to read it. You're basically preaching to the choir here.
To PopTart @9:
I'll let Dr. Golob tackle your first question, since I've had more than a few drinks to celebrate my own scientific experiment well done earlier this week.
But, in regards to your second question, from a personal perspective, I would say YES - it is indeed possible to believe in the FACT of evolution (via the theory of natural selection as a mechanism for the FACT of evolution) AND also believe in a "spiritual component to the universe." Granted, a significant fraction of the scientists I know and interact with are openly atheist or agnostic. But, it has been my impression that a silent majority of them are spiritual or religious in some sense. Not quite the Bible-thumping Southern Baptists of my youth, but spiritual and religious in some sense.
And for the record, a vast majority of the scientists I know and interact with are evolutionary biologists.
If it takes 30,000 generations just to metabolize citrate, how many generations would it take to, say, develop an eye? Has the earth been around that long? And no, I'm not a creationist, but this is one thing I don't understand...
If creationists payed any attention to convincing evidence, we wouldn't still be having to deal with them. This will be dismissed as an example of "micro-evolution" which they claim is completely different from "macro-evolution"
@12: Richard Dawkins has written about this. Check out: http://www.simonyi.ox.ac.uk/dawkins/WorldOfDawkins-archive/Dawkins/Work/Articles/1995-06-16peepers.shtml
It seems that functioning eyes have evolved about 40 to 60 different times in the past. Mathematical models show that once a light-sensitive cell develops, it would take about 400,000 generations to evolve a true eyeball with a lens and all that. At 1 year per generation, that's a half-million years, and we've had enough time on earth with multicellular organisms for eyes to evolve 1500 times in succession.
Very interesting, Mr. Golob. But how do you know that this "evolution" that you speak of isn't just a test of your faith? You know, like all of those dinosaur bones?
(begin shameless self-promotion) I write a little blog called De Novo which seeks to address this very issue, and though I'm not a scientist by trade, I read and gather a lot of writings by esteemed scientists which touch on this matter, hopefully letting them speak for themselves, then gluing it together with a little philosophy, a little metaphysics, a little mythology, and a touch of music theory. It's only as good as the criticism it gets.
Just to play devil's advocate for a second here:
I think the thing that seems disingenuous about the pure science perspective is that the complexity of organic systems and interrelationships, and the infinitely subtle mechanisms of biological feedback that allow species to co-evolve and so on, seem to be nearly infinite. Scientists are constantly announcing a new and ground-breaking understanding of some biological discipline that, we had been led to believe, was fairly well understood.
And that falls into a general social and historical trend of scientists claiming to have something figured out (DDT is harmless and formula works just as well or better than breast milk) and then turning out to be spectacularly wrong about it down the line. This makes the concept of "pure science" extremely suspect to the average person. And further investigation doesn't allay that suspicion: the more one studies the history of scientific inquiry, the more examples one will find of scientific method being bent, ignored or abused for reasons ranging from ego to ideology.
Consequently, I think people generally apply a variation of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle to the fruit of scientific inquiry: the more loaded a question is, the less likely it is that one can trust the answers provided by qualified experts. Disparage it all you like, it's the exact same impulse that would make a person suspicious of a new study telling us that cigarettes are good for you, or that black people are genetically predisposed to be stupider than white people. And that's not such a bad thing, is it?
Full disclosure: I do believe in God, but I only ascribe divine influence to events that are, by definition, unobservable (creation of the universe, what happens after you die, etc). I do acknowledge that evolution is a fact rather than a theory and I don't believe in intelligent design, and I generally find the arguments of ID advocates to be circular and/or stupid. But I can understand why they're not impressed by the authority of science or scientists.
#9: The doctrine of Biblical literalism as we now know it is actually historically pretty recent -- only about as old as the theory of evolution, in fact. And it is certainly not universally agreed upon among communities of faith. So for example there are many, many Christians, Jews and Muslims who accept the six-days-to-make-the-Earth story in Genesis as just that, a story.
Stephen Jay Gould wrote a book called Rock of Ages: Science and Religion in the Fullness of Life that's a pretty good treatment of the idea that science and religion need not be mutually exclusive or antagonistic (although he does argue they need to learn to play by certain ground rules in order to stay out of each other's way.)
"And that falls into a general social and historical trend of scientists claiming to have something figured out" ... "This makes the concept of "pure science" extremely suspect to the average person."
I think that you've demonstrated one of the major problems, namely that your average person doesn't see science being done. What he does see is popular science reporting, which tends to tout relatively incremental results as being groundbreaking and definitive. The reality is that science does not have claim to have things figured out, we collect evidence, deduce principles, induce models, etc. To a scientist, it's generally quite clear where the grey areas are, what sort of certainty given types of studies provide, whether a paper's conclusions follow from its results or whether they better serve a competing model.
It would be truer to say that science doesn't claim to have anything figured out. All conclusions are provisional and subject to revision in the face of conflicting evidence. One might be inclined to see this uncertainty as a weakness, something that would prevent any real advances from being made. In practice, though, avenues of disproof are ultimately closed and conclusions do firm up.
Scientists just speak a different language. As an example, compare the colloquial definition of "theory" (It's just a theory!) to the scientific one.
You nailed it! "It's just a minor change. Microevolution. Show me a bacterium evolve into a gila monster or evolution is bullshit. Blah blah blah."
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@19: Well put, Bison.
Scientists almost never claim to know anything with absolute certainty. You don't get absolute certainty in the real world. When you get a lot of evidence it justifies you in believing in something with a high degree of confidence. Is it possible that your theory will be proven wrong next year? Sure. It's also possible that I'll get struck by lightning in the next 5 minutes. But it's *probability*, not possibility that makes a difference to what we should believe and how we should act.
Well, the planet is about 4.5 billion years old. The first most basic life started about 3-3.5 billion years ago. That's an awful lot of time for everything to get to this point.
why is it considered a random mutation?Forgive for I am drunk. But the answer to your question is "they're all random". Evolution doesn't try to solve problems. Problems arise, and mutations occur (randomly), and if they don't, everybody dies. Specialized ecosystems occur all the time, and only the ones in which organisms that can find a way to survive in them support organisms. Most mutations result in failure. That's why it takes 20,000 turns. Every once in a while, a mutation helps an organism survive in its environment. Those are the ones you hear about. That's all there is to it.
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No one really argues the validity of natural selection. Only the most hardened young creationists contest that organisms with more adaptive traits will preferentially survive and reproduce. The Intelligent Design crowd tends to wave this off as a trivial truth, while claiming that you need a designer to provide these traits. How else could something as complicated as a metabolic pathway arise naturally? Wheres the proof that beneficial traits can simply arise, with no divine guiding hand?
Zachary Blount, Christina Borland, and Richard Lensk, from Michigan State University, set out to test this tricky question in evolution.
E. Coli, a gut bacteria commonly used in the lab, cannot eat citrate. Other organisms can, utilizing a complicated set of interacting genes. Could E. Coli, by random chance, mutate such a family of genes? How long, how many and how many generations of bacteria would it take?
The MSU scientists started some cultures of E. Coli in 1988, with a media containing a little sugar and much citrate. Any bacteria that could eat citrate would have a huge selective advantage. After 31,500 generations, one colony finally gained the ability to eat citrate. The scientists reviewed previously frozen colonies and found that the genetic parts started to piece together at around 20,000 generations.
Amazingly, just by being in a selective environment that rewarded the bacteria which learned to do a complex new task, the E. Coli mutated through generations to learn to eat citrate. This adaptive mutation is exactly as evolution would predictan elegant demonstration of both halves of evolution, natural selection and the arising of complex traits by random mutation. Behold a stinging slap in the face of the Intelligent Design creationists, whose entire faith-system is based on the impossibility of this event.
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@19 You confuse theory/law and data. I spray a person with DDT, and he doesn't die. I can add that to my evidence. That does not mean I've explained anything. The theory of evolution is not data. It's a theory, it explains the formation of new species on our Earth. You'll notice that, in history, VERY few laws or theories have been entirely overturned, though many have been modified slightly. I don't think the average person cares about the difference between Newton's and Einstein's formulas for gravity, though. They're basically the same as far as the average person is concerned.
If evolution is ever modified (and it is, constantly), then it will be modified in such ways that the average person doesn't notice or care.
Er, that was directed @17, actually, but 19 makes the same mistake, so whatever.
@9- is there any answer to this question that will actually change what you believe? It is personal, and depends on how literally you interpret spiritual teachings, how restrictive those teachings are, how much weight you give to scientific findings, how comfortable you are with contradictions, and frankly how much time you spend thinking about it.
I trust science to do what it is intended to do (inspire, support and debunk explanations, not truths). I also have a wishy-washy spirituality based on a mixed anglican and first-nations upbringing, which I consciously don't interrogate too closely as I like my sense of spirituality as it is. Maybe later I will change my mind about this, maybe not. But so far it works for me.
I don't really understand why some people think that finding explanations through science drains the spirituality out of a process. Evolution is a good example- if the bible explained to us the theory of evolution it would be revered spiritually. But, since it has been uncovered using science it is somehow the "murder of god". What IS on this earth is amazing and beautiful. If you cannot see the beauty and mystery in science, then you are not looking hard enough. I mean, just think about atoms and molecules- they are positively (and negatively- har har har) wild. One of my physical chem profs in my undergrad was a devoted christian, and I do not think it was a coincidence, or that one pursuit existed despite the other.
ps. am I the only one out there completely bored and tired of all this flying-spaghetti-monster bullshit? My impression of scientists who joke about it (based largely on some I know) are super nerdy, super defensive people who are not, how do you say, deep thinkers.
You confuse theory/law and data. I spray a person with DDT, and he doesn't die. I can add that to my evidence. That does not mean I've explained anything. The theory of evolution is not data.
Okay, I may have done that in my conclusion re: "evolution is a fact not a theory," but otherwise I wasn't so much discussing facts on the ground (Newton's vs. Einstein's theories of gravity) as I was the broad conclusions that are announced by scientists from time to time, and which are clearly intended as policy guides for food and nutrition, education, government and so on. A scientist will spray someone down with DDT and that's just data, but some scientists will claim to be able to draw a good conclusions from that information, and then announce it to the general public -- and that's the problem I was discussing.
@29: Ah, but! Do you get your news about science from reputable peer-reviewed journals, i.e. actual scientists, or do you get it from somewhere like the science section in the newspaper, written by reporters who are not actual scientists? That's a pretty important distinction.
Ah, but how many generations would it take to evolve a truly complex and improbable structure ... like, say, a lighthouse???
Nothing about the experiment was random, like in nature. Intelligent beings of a higher order (than the bacteria) brought all the right ingredients together in just the right way at just the right time in just the right place to "create" the results they were wanting. They sure are intelligent those designers of science.
Creationists will always cling to there beliefs, despite whatever evidence is presented to them. It is the narrowness of their view that is of comfort to them, and any attempt to convince them otherwise is pissin' in the wind.
I am always amazed about how much self-congratulatory, snide, condescending fun people have poking fun at anyone of Christian faith.
Why is it so important to believe that you are proving someone else wrong?
wouldn't it be better to focus your time on helping people, contributing to the general good of humanity in some way?
I'm sorry. It's more fun to belittle those you don't understand. All right then, carry on.
Just in case anyone cares/notices, this isn't the first experiment of its kind. At all. There are tons of really cool published papers detailing experiments where e. coli evolved a cool new/different trait. Try www.pubmed.org for more. Or look up Richard Lenski, a scientist who has done a ton of really cool evolutionary experiments with microbes. Also, @12, depending on the conditions, e. coli can create a new generation in about half an hour!! microbes rule the world!
Oops, I just saw that "Richard Lensk" was sited in the article. I'm pretty sure Mr. Golob meant "Lenski," not "Lensk."
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Think of a job you formerly had or now have.
a. Discuss specifically how the expectancy model applied (applies) to your pay.
b. Discuss how you felt (feel) about the quality of your pay and why you felt (feel) that way.
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In Tuesday's sports section, we'll have reports out of the start of high school football practice and MSU's first day of camp, along with the news that Tupelo High School's Fletcher Johnson won an USGA Sectional in Memphis on Monday and qualified for the U.S. Amateur.
Not the U.S. Junior Amateur, mind you, but the big-boy event – the won that Francis Ouimet won in 1914 (the year after he won the U.S. Open, the story of which got made into a pretty good movie) and that counts among its other winners such greats as Bobby Jones, Jack Nicklaus and that Tiger guy. Very cool.


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January 27, 2001 by Gary Mortenson
North Carolina native nets $100,000, records first FLW victory since 1997
CLEWISTON, Fla. - It was a long time coming for David Fritts.
Despite not landing in the FLW victory column since 1997, Fritts persevered through unseasonably cool weather, battled the frustrating conditions of Lake Okeechobee and outfoxed some of the nation's best anglers to capture the first Wal-Mart FLW Tour event of the year.
However, victory would not come easily. Clinging to a 4-pound lead over perennial powerhouse Kevin VanDam, Fritts watched in nervous anticipation as the Kalamazoo, Mich., native approached center stage with one fish left to weigh in. With no fish left in own his bag of tricks, Fritts could do nothing but watch VanDam thrust his fifth and final fish into the air and head to the scales.
But as it turned out, VanDam's fish was 15-ounces too small.
After a four-year drought, Fritts was crowned champion once again. Thrusting his own arms into the air, Fritts could hardly contain his joy.
"I really didn't think that I had enough to win," said the native of Lexington, N.C. "I don't know what to say. I haven't had this feeling since 1997."
Fritts, who had won three FLW tournaments in 1997 - including victories on Lake Eufaula and Kentucky Lake as well as the FLW Championship at Lake Ferguson - had not tasted victory in a long time. And it showed.
"It's a great feeling," he said. "Winning a championship never gets old."
Fritts recorded a final catch of 17 pounds primarily using crankbaits in the fickle but gracious waters of Lake Okeechobee.
"I knew the fish were out there," he said. "I threw a lot of crankbaits, but I also tried a little bit of everything over the last four days. I waited and I waited and it finally paid off."
VanDam, who fished strongly all tournament long, said that he did his best and was pleased with his performance even though it only netted him second place.
"I had the opportunities to do really well today, but as the water warmed up, the fish weren't hitting my baits as well as I would have liked," said VanDam, who netted a nice consolation prize in the amount of $35,000. "But that's the way it goes."
However, VanDam said that he did regret the few fish that got away.
"I was just losing too many fish today," said VanDam, who registered a final catch of 16 pounds, 1 ounce. "And against guys like this, you really have to make sure that you get your fish in the boat. Today, I didn't do that."
Kim Stricker of Howell, Mich., recorded a final catch of 12 pounds, 6 ounces - a mark good enough for third place and a check for $20,000.
"I just couldn't get that fifth bite today," he said. "But it's been a great tournament and Lake Okeechobee is a fantastic lake. I've had a lot of fun."
Mark Hardin of Canton, Ga., finished fourth with a final catch of 12 pounds, 6 ounces - losing a tiebreaker to Stricker based on the combined catch totals for days one and two.
"I'm really thrilled with how this week went," said Hardin, who scored a check for $16,000. "I was catching quality fish all week and I put every fish that bit today in my live well. I just couldn't get the big bites today."
Kelley Williamson, fishing in his first FLW tournament, finished in fifth place with a final catch of 4 pounds, 3 ounces.
"I'm just happy to be here," said Williamson, who won $14,000 for his efforts. "I just didn't have enough today. I had one spot that was working for me all week, but it just gave up on me today. I lost a lot of fish, but that's the way it goes."
The next stop on the Wal-Mart FLW Tour will be at D'Iberville, Miss., on the Pascagoula River Feb. 14-17.
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The Palmdale Falcons volleyball team won Thursday's away conference match against Littlerock by a score of 3-1.
(October 27, 2011: Littlerock, CA 93543) Palmdale Falcons (Palmdale, CA) backers left the game in high spirits Thursday as they observed their volleyball squad top the host Littlerock Lobos (Littlerock, CA), 3-1 in a league match.
Next up, the Falcons battle the Eastside Lions (Lancaster, CA) in a Golden match, on Tuesday, November 1. Palmdale will attempt to better on its 8-13 season record. The Lions come into the match with a 9-11 record after their 3-0 league loss to Quartz Hill (Quartz Hill, CA).
With the loss, Littlerock drops to 4-13 on the season. The Lobos host Knight (Palmdale, CA) to meet the Hawks in a Golden challenge on Tuesday, November 1. The Hawks enter the challenge with a record of 3-12. Knight lost 3-0 in their recent league challenge against Lancaster (Lancaster, CA)


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Eureka! How come it took all of this time and research for me to learn this! I'm pissed and also so relieved. Did you know there is a method that will work well to get your baby/toddler to sleep better without ANY crying?! I sure didn't until now. I feel like I did when I read Columbus's journal in college and identified that he was a greedy jerk not this grand explorer I'd been taught he was.
Catch with this technique it takes slight more time (talking 2 weeks vs 3 days), requires more parental intervention and only works with predictable wake times. But wouldn't you do this if it is an option?
I'm serious you guys, there is some sound clinical research on it and not just one small study. Read here and do you own search. It's called "scheduled awakenings" and the majority of studies that prove it's efficacy date back to the 1980s so it's not new.
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Released: May 01st, 1997
Running Time: 75
Company: Midnight Film & Video
Cast: Sindee Coxx, AlexXx Knight, Steve Austin, Spice, Jake Steed, Kimberly (I), Harley, Glenn, Chad Dayland, Beverly (I), Michael Hurt
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
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Outdoor boffing begins with a Sindee Coxx/Vince Vouyer Daisy Mai-ish fling. After sex, she offs him and turns into your worst nightmares: a stacked 19-year-old blonde bimbo with an attitude! She kills, robs and manipulates in order to get her way. Coxx plays the role perfectly. She takes over a bar and has the patrons screwing on the bar tabletop. By the way, nice b.j., Ms. Coxx!
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Rosalind Russell (June 4, 1907 – November 28, 1976) was an American actress of stage and screen, perhaps best known for her role as a fast-talking newspaper reporter in the Howard Hawks screwball comedy His Girl Friday, as well as the role of Mame Dennis in the film Auntie Mame.
Auntie Mame Cary Grant Natalie Wood Robert Montgomery Karl Malden Katherine Hepburn Joan Crawford Barbara Stanwyck Myrna Loy Greer Garson Norma Shearer Lucille Ball Hayley Mills Loretta Young Howard Hawks Bette Davis Patrick Dennis
Other thing I learned from Rosalind Russell's autobio -- she was like 8th choice--! Nobody wanted to do the film!
I love the way Cary Grant delivers his lines and every one of Rosalind Russell's snarky retorts.
Eugene O'Neills play Mourning Becomes Electra became starring Rosalind Russell in her 3rd of 4 noms
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Rosalind Russell steals every scene she's in. She's the best.
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Taking joy in life is a woman's best cosmetic. ~Rosalind Russell
I'm sorry, I can't let this pass: Lucille Ball in Mame was an abomination. Rosalind Russell is Auntie Mame.
Flops are a part of lifes menu and Ive never been a girl to miss out on any of the courses. - Rosalind Russell
Oooh, Rosalind Russell's headgear in The Velvet Touch on - almost as fab as in The Women.
"A man is insensible to the relish of prosperity until he has tasted adversity." - Rosalind Russell
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"\I've never seen a smiling face that was not beautiful. Taking joy in living is a woman's best cosmetic.\"" - Rosalind Russell
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Rosalind Russell and Cary Grant in Howard Hawks' classic comedy His Girl Friday (1940)
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"Hildy, don't be hasty. Remember my dimple. Walter". Rosalind Russell, Cary Grant, and a screwdriver.
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Rosalind Russell aka Hildy Johnson in His Girl Friday is my Hollywood journalist heroine.
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The Trouble with Angels, Hayley Mills and Rosalind Russell. An old favorite.
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Re-watching 'Auntie Mame' for the first time in (too) many years. Rosalind Russell was such a comedic genius, and so glamorous to boot!
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Taking joy in life is woman's best cosmetic ~ Rosalind Russell.
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HIS GIRL FRIDAY is a TERRIFIC film, one of the best screwball comedies. Quite dark, and Rosalind Russell is (as always) fantastic.
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Before Franchot Tone and Ann Sothern, there was Rosalind Russell and Robert Montgomery, Now Streaming:...
Rosalind Russell is great in Auntie Mame, a must watch! Of course I missed it the last time it was on.
Debbie Reynolds as Molly Brown is one of my favorite performances. Although it can't top Rosalind Russell's Auntie Mame.
Photo of the Day - Brian Aherne and Rosalind Russell in What a Woman! (1943). Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
Friday means... Movie Classics Hour! "Never Wave at a WAC" starring Rosalind Russell and Paul Douglas is up at 1pm ET.
According to the chart in this interesting article, Rosalind Russell was only 5'6.5", shorter than is widely...
Whether you're a Kate Hepburn, a Lauren Bacall, or a Rosalind Russell - we've got 1930s-1940s suits and dresses...
Rosalind Russell is a treasure. I also love the way she and Carey Grant talk over each other, film realism before film realism.
No one delivers a cinematic read like the classic film divas. Rosalind Russell. Bette Davis. Katherine Hepburn!
Photo of the Day - Spencer Tracy, his wife Louise, Rosalind's sister Mary Jane, Tim Durant, and Rosalind Russell
I think it's an underrated Coen - and Jennifer Jason Leigh is also great in, channeling Rosalind Russell.
When newspaper editor Walter Burns (Cary Grant) finds out that his ex-wife "Hildy" Johnson (Rosalind Russell) is...
Photo of the Day - Magazine Monday - Modern Screen, 1949... Friends Irene Dunne, Rosalind Russell and Loretta...
Rosalind Russell and Fred Brisson….the happy bride and groom are snapped as they leave the Mission S
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell and Norma Shearer in The Women (1939)
How press behaviours haven't changed: From 'His Girl Friday' in 1940 starring Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell.
Photoset: Rosalind Russell & Jimmy Stewart on the set of No Time for Comedy, 1940.
Photo of the Day - Stella Stevens and Rosalind Russell in Where Angels Go... Trouble Follows! (1968)
Breaking from writing to watch an Clark Gable with Rosalind Russell as thieves...? The sto...
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell and Melvyn Douglas in The Guilt of Janet Ames (1947)
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell in The Trouble with Angels (1966)
Inspiration, big laughs and satire in one big classic movie
Dorothy Lamour's My Side of the Road,Lake, Being and Becoming by Myrna Loy, Life is a Banquet by Rosalind Russell :)
Have you liked Rosalind Russell's FB page yet? Stay up to date on her progress here!
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell and Don Ameche in The Feminine Touch (1941)
Where is there beauty when you see deprivation and starvation?-Rosalind Russell
Wasn't Dorothy thought to have launched the career of Lucille Ball and Rosalind Russell?
nah I think she's more Amanda Palmer by way of vintage Rosalind Russell
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell and Natalie Wood in Gypsy (1962)
"Life's a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death." - Rosalind Russell as Auntie Mame
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell, Jack Hawkins, and Maximilian Schell in Five Finger Exercise (1962)
For you children, "Gypsy" is a 1960s movie musical with Rosalind Russell, Karl Malden and Natalie Wood.
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell, Jan Handzlik, and Fred Clark in Auntie Mame (1958)
Tell me your inner Auntie Mame is more like the Rosalind Russell version than the Lucy version!
Re-watched Auntie Mame (w/Rosalind Russell) again after about 10 years and yup, still a delightful movie.
Rosalind Russell and James Stewart co-star for the first and only time in No Time for Comedy (1940), airing on...
ROUND 3 - The theme is Irene & Friends, as taken from the album here in the group Choose your LEAST favorite photo... or you could even choose your least favorite friend lol 1. Greer Garson & Irene. 2. Loretta Young & Irene. 3. Irene & Charles Boyer 5. Irene & Cary Grant 6. Irene, Robert Montgomery & Rosalind Russell (people who know me well knew I had to include it!) 8. Jack Benny & Irene. 9. Irene & Barbara Stanwyck
Cary Grant & Rosalind Russell - Now there's a movie! So entertaining. Cary Grant was a genius at comedy.
Watched Gypsy Rose Lee yesterday on Mother's Day. I love Rosalind Russell and of course Natalie Wood. It made me cry. I guess because I had such a great mother not like Rose but as great as Rose in her own way. And my mom took me to see this movie when I was very young.
Turned on the TV just in time for Rosalind Russell to get warmed up for Rose's Turn. What a great weekend to be ***
Greetings from a former English major who invites you to brush up your Shakespeare, as we prepare to celebrate the 450th anniversary of the most famous writer...well, possibly ever. On Saturday, April 19, our "Those Were the Days" program presents an afternoon of "The Bard on the Air," with radio productions of "Much Ado About Nothing" (starring Leslie Howard and Rosalind Russell), "The Taming of the Shrew" (starring John Barrymore), and a two-part production of "Othello" starring Richard Widmark in the role of Iago—plus, there may be a surprise or two (and no debate over who wrote what). The play's the thing beginning at 1:00 pm CST on WDCB (90.9 FM in Chicagoland; wdcb.org everywhere). Then on Sunday, our sister show Radio's Golden Age adds a little Bard of its own as James Stewart appears in "Hamlet" (well, sort of) as part of his short-lived western series, "The Six Shooter." We'll also have an Easter-time broadcast of "The Hallmark Playhouse" and comedy with George Burns and Gracie Allen. Join us a ...
Happy birthday, Gregory Peck! He was a good friend of Rosalind Russell's. Here they are at the Oscars after he...
New at L.A. Vintage... Portfolio II by George Hurrell A pristine boxed set of 8 hand-signed & numbered 20" x 24" black & white Hollywood Glamour Portraits of the 1930's-40's. Suite fine set is presented in an impeccable cloth-covered box presented by Creative Art Images Inc. of Los Angeles. 8 gelatin silver prints, each hand-signed by Hurrell and numbered in the margin 57/190. Includes several insert pages, colophon, list of plates, etc., with reprint of a handwritten letter written by legendary French art critic Pierre Restany. Testimonials from Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Rosalind Russell, Loretta Young, Barbara Stanwyck, Mae West, Betty Davis, and John Kobal of Vogue. The iconic photography of George Hurrell set a new standard for black and white portraiture and his work became a genre of its own in the world of Hollywood Glamour Photography. Each Image is 20" X 24". Including photos of the following stars... Greta Garbo Jane Russell Dorothy Lamour Hedy Lamarr Robert Taylor Douglas Fairbanks, J .. ...
Tune to TCM at 8 p.m. for the 1940 comedy "His Girl Friday." Cary Grant & Rosalind Russell star. Robert and Drew think it's an "Essential."
Rosalind Russell and Jane Darwell rehearse their lines on the set of "Craig´s Wife" (1936). Craig in this film is...
Teresa Wright was nominated for Best Actress in 1943 for "The Pride of the Yankees" with Gary Cooper. She lost to Greer Garson in "Mrs. Miniver." Also nominated were Bette Davis "Now, Voyager," Rosalind Russell "My Sister Eileen," and Kate Hepburn "Woman of the Year."
However, Hedy Lamarr, Maureen O'Hara, Rosalind Russell, Vivian Leigh are up there too.
The movie "Gypsy" with Natalie Wood, Rosalind Russell & Karl Malden is on tonight at 8 pm channel 2 TPT... so good!
Here's a SJS memory.Class of 67.On All Saints Day a group of us went to the RKO Lincoln in downtown Trenton to see "The "Trouble with Angels" starring Hayley Mills and Rosalind Russell. once inside we were surprised to see the majority of our nuns attending and sitting in the balcony.when the movie was over and we were leaving the theater, a lot of the nuns were visibly upset and crying...that was the very first time I actually thought...well what do you know.
So I finally caught up with the Rosalind Russell movie version of "Gypsy". How sad that such a great musical got such an indifferently made cinematic rendering. It's like the director had no ideas whatsoever. Just pointed the camera at the action and said "do whatever". The only things that come through looking good are Karl Malden (yet all his character's singing is cut) and the scenery (although it's probably inappropriately "big", but at least it has some sort of artistic point of view).
Rosalind Russell, Natalie Wood and Karl Malden star in GYPSY, next on WYES-TV/Channel 12.
Gypsy Rose Lee in the flesh and played by Natalie Wood, with Ethel Merman and Rosalind Russell as her mother
The black and white of tonight's is gorgeous in general, but it especially suits She reminds me of Rosalind Russell.
Also, Rachel McAdams is a sassy reporter like Rosalind Russell.
supports the Buckhead Baptist Church Film Ministry as they show another Cary Grant film; this time they are running with His Girl Friday co-starring Rosalind Russell in a great Howard Hawks comedy that will have you in stitches... The HappyViewing will be on Saturday, March 8, 2014 at 11:30 am come for the movie and the fun…
The list of famous women turned humanitarian that I admire is dwindling. Audrey Hepburn. Rosalind Russell. Shirley Temple.
John McFetridge (with a post that touches on Rosalind Russell and Pink Floyd
Rosalind Russell is 11 years older than William Holden. Both are cast in the 1955 film "Picnic." She as a spinster, he as a college dropout.
"The joy of living is a woman's best cosmetic." ~ Rosalind Russell
HIS GIRL FRIDAY sure does rocket along. Very funny. I have never seen Rosalind Russell in anything before, but she's terrific.
I just watched "Auntie Mame" the other night. I love Rosalind Russell.
Try this delicious food and pairing:
I amend my casting: Robyn Doolittle should be played by Rosalind Russell.
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell and her husband, Frederick Brisson
Rosalind Russell & Bette Midler will always be equal for mama rose to me. None tops the other.
the original featuring the illustrious Rosalind Russell! One of my all time classic movies!
THE WOMEN: Rosalind Russell & Paulette Goddard were great in their roles, Crawford relished being ruthless. Joan Fontaine was good too.
Crippled Minds by Donna LeClair. The Story of Rosalind Russell. Life can be a crippling crutch hindered by...
If you enjoy old movies and have access to TCM's movies on demand, available until February 14th is the wonderfully, creepy "Night Must Fall." Filmed in 1937, it stars Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell and Dame May Whitty. Montgomery received an Oscar nomination for this film, but Russell and Whitty couldn't be more perfect in their performances, either. Exceptional film!
Good Morning Potty Mouths! In the immortal words of one of my favorite actresses Rosalind Russell:. Kisses*xxx
Ok, we got Quiet Man restored and on Blu-ray. Mission Accomplished! Now we need these: Rosalind Russell in: Auntie Mame & A Majority of One Plus we need some blu-ray HD love for: Cold Comfort Farm The Whales of August
At home watching "Gypsy", powerhouse Rosalind Russell shines, Karl Malden is one of the greatest actors ever.
Watching Gypsy with Rosalind Russell and Natalie Wood! Thank God for PBS on a cold Saturday night! Things look swell, things look great.
I love Lix too. She for whatever reason reminds of Rosalind Russell. In terms of being a sharp shooter, witty, smart.
Gypsy is on PBS. Rosalind Russell and Natalie Wood burlesquey awesomeness.
Who dubbed Rosalind Russell's singing? Lady sounds like a dude who sounds like a dude trying to sound like a lady.
Two Rosalind Russell movies in one night...everything's coming up roses for Amy!
Just caught the last half of "Auntie Mame" starring Rosalind Russell .one of my all time favs.I own a copy also and for yrs have gone by our families "Auntie"
Oh my! Rosalind Russell is on my pbs In Gypsy Rose Lee!
Watching, one of the best, Auntie Mame, the original with Rosalind Russell, ranks up there with Breakfast at Tiffany's . Love the classics! Love watching with Leslie DiNatale Steppe, David not so much a fan...lol
Damnation, I love Auntie Mame. Rosalind Russell is the kind of fabulous women I want to be when I grow up. I better hurry.
Watching "Auntie Mame" on TCM. The writing, the sets, the costumes AND Rosalind Russell.
This is one of Favorite movies. I use to say when I was young that when I grew up, I wanted to be just like the character "Auntie Mame". Oh my, I think I have. Lol I like the Rosalind Russell version compared to the Lucille Balls' (sorry Lucy, I love you; just not in this role ).
I want to be Rosalind Russell when I grow up.
Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell is on TCM. The novel by Patrick Dennis is a classic and the movie is just as good🎥🎬
'Auntie Mame' a fave of mine. Rosalind Russell is fantastic!!
Rosalind Russell threw the greatest side-eye
Auntie Mame on TCM with Rosalind Russell, my favorite version!!!
Missed my class today but it's ok! One of my favorite movies in the whole wide world is on! "Auntie Mame" with Rosalind Russell
Watching Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell. I like the Lucille Ball version better but enjoy this version. My awesome cousins (all 3 brothers) played Patrick in the school play.
Rosalind Russell in this stunning look reminded me of your lovely wife in her stunning chinchilla jacket
I forgot how delightful Auntie Mame is and how hilarious Rosalind Russell could be!
watching Auntie Mame the Rosalind Russell version I need some whimsy in my life
My favorite movie, Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell is on TCM. It is truly the best!
There's no purer delight than watching 'Auntie Mame' on a Sat afternoon on Rosalind Russell - always perfection. Next: The Lego Movie
One of my favorite movies is on, "Auntie Mame." The one with Rosalind Russell. Classic Lines!! Lmao!!
Rosalind Russell's "Auntie Mame" is the best rendition...TMC is on point today
Watching Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell and the young boy on here reminds us of Bill Whitehead!
Rosalind Russell (one of the great's) in "Auntie Mame" on TCM. I enjoy this time of year when TCM has it's 31 day's of Oscar, especially when they show the good ones!
I LOVE "Auntie Mame" Rosalind Russell was spectacular. In all she did! Enjoy. :)
Rosalind Russell is so amazing. Watching Auntie Mame now and just melting at the sound of her sultry voice.
Rosalind Russell and the ghostlight...pure poetry.
Rosalind Russell in Auntie Mame... Love this movie. "Live, live, LIVE!!"
Love TCM's 31 Days of Oscar. Rosalind Russell in Auntie Mame...a favorite.
5 minutes in to "Auntie Mame" with Rosalind Russell (my first ever viewing) and the *** kitsch lesson plan is back on track
Line from the 1958 movie, 'Auntie Mame', staring Rosalind Russell (with apologies to Antia): 'Is that lady English?' asked her nephew. 'No, she's from Pittsburg," says Auntie Mame. "Do they speak like that in Pittsburg?" "No, but they have to do something," replied the fast-taking auntie.
A nice lunch with my favorite Queen B and my favorite Keeka ... And now One of my favorites "Auntie Mame" w/the phenomenal Rosalind Russell!!! "Life's a banquet.., And most poor suckers are starving to death"!
Rosalind Russell, one of the greatest actresses that ever lived
Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell just started on Turner. Things to do. Outta here. Ya'll have a great evening and get to bed in time to get up early. Church is tomorrow, you know. * * ) *
Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell is on TCM! Such a good movie!!!
Auntie Mame is a 1958 Technicolor comedy film based on the novel by Patrick Dennis and its theatrical adaptation by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee. This film version stars Rosalind Russell and was directed by Morton DaCosta. Mame, a musical version of the story, appeared on Broadway and was la...
On-ty Mame. Do you really think that Rosalind Russell would respond to anyone even tenuously linking her to the word Ant?
OK, I'm switching from the Olympics to "Auntie Mame" on TCM. Wanna see Rosalind Russell sell 2 dozen pairs of ice skates to Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside.
Being sick still Auntie Mame movie with raise my spirit! With Rosalind Russell
"If you love The Trouble With Angels w/Hayley Mills & Rosalind Russell, -
I love Kat Dennings, reminds me of Rosalind Russell and Katherine Hepburn
Photo of the Day - Ronald Colman and Rosalind Russell on the set of Under Two Flags (1936)
The movie Gypsy will be on TV Sat. Gypsy WHA-DT2 - 21.2 - Sat, 2/08, 10:00 PM 2 hrs 30 min 1962, Musical, Drama, Music, Comedy, Biography A mother does everything in her power to make her older daughter into a success of the Broadway stage, but when she marries and leaves, she turns her hope and attention to her elder daughter and forces her to work as a burlesque dancer. Credits: Rosalind Russell (Actor), Natalie Wood (Actor), Karl Malden (Actor), Ann Jillian (Actor), Parley Baer (Actor), Paul Wallace (Actor)
Anything Audrey Hepburn is in, Bing Crosby, Humphrey Bogart, Rosalind Russell, Marilyn Monroe the list goes on lol
THE "SUMMING UP MGM" QUIZ "Flimsy plot with bright stars: Myrna Loy and Rosalind Russell both love Walter Pidgeon, but Franchot Tone is ready to step in any time. Ruth Hussey and Rita Johnson are also on hand." Can you name this film?
Photo: cantgetanygayer: Rosalind Russell, circa. 1930. I love that smile.
OLL/ECHO PARK TRIVIA: What Echo Park resident and actress teamed up with screen legends Hayley Mills and Rosalind Russell in the 1966 Movie "The Trouble With Angels"? ANSWER: June Harding (who lived in Echo Park) played a wonderful role in the 1966 movie "The Trouble With Angels". She played the clumsy, dim-witted and funny Rachel Deverey, the sidekick of Hayley Mills who was terrific as the rebellious Mary Clancy. The pair were great together in a story line of Catholic schoolgirls always taking chances and always getting caught by the ever-present Mother Superior (played by screen legend Rosalind Russell) of the strict "St. Francis Academy For Girls" Catholic boarding school . Ironically, this was June's first and last movie role. She did have a few other television roles between 1966 and 1970 but decided to dedicate her life to her other passion and became a successful artist and today lives in Blue Hill, Maine where she is an accomplished painter/artist.
Photo of the Day - Melvyn Douglas and Rosalind Russell in This Thing Called Love (1940)
Now on TCM at 6:30 AM. another really scary one - "Night Must Fall" with Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell, and Dame May Whitty. It'll be great to really wake you up!!! What do YOU think is in the small carrying box?
Taking j0y in living is a w0man's best c0smetic. -rosalind russell- aftern0on
women I can respect. Id have a crush on any woman that can relate to any of these quotes. Women who can inspire to greatness for one reason is for themselves and women before and after. Nothing in spite because I believe it will hinder a lady from obtaining true bliss with one self "Whatever women do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half as good. Luckily, this is not difficult." - Charlotte Whitton "One likes people much better when they're battered down by a prodigious siege of misfortune than when they triumph." - Virginia Woolf "When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us." - Helen Keller "Always go with the choice that scares you the most, because that's the one that is going to require the most from you." - Caroline Myss "One of the most courageous things you can do is identify yourself, know who you are, what you believe in and where you want to go." - She ...
Duke with Irene Dunne, Rosalind Russell and Jimmy Stewart at the premiere of 'How The West Was Won' (1962)
some history: Lisa Kirk (born Elsie Kirk) was raised in Roscoe, PA. Her Roscoe home later became the Hotel Roscoe. She made her Broadway debut in Allegro in 1947, and the following year gained critical acclaim for her performance as Lois Lane/Bianca in Kiss Me, KateIn Mack and Mabel (1974), she played an older actress who becomes a star tap dancer, and was noted by Clive Barnes to be "particularly fine". Additional Broadway credits include Here's Love (1963), Me Jack, You Jill (closed during previews in 1976), and a 1984 revival of Noël Coward's Design for Living Lisa Kirk's only feature film work was done behind-the-scenes, dubbing all of Rosalind Russell's singing in Gypsy It was rumored that she had also dubbed Lucille Ball's singing voice in Mame.
Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell give way to Jacques Tati this Friday. Tati's 4th film and most daring. Just as funny too but in a... different sort of way. Come see it £7/£6 concession and of course if you are a CCCE member it's less :)
Check out these noirs coming on TCM today -- The Velvet Touch, with Rosalind Russell and Sidney Greenstreet, and Cause for Alarm, starring Loretta Young. They're worth your time!
After a long day at work I'm happy to be home curling up on the couch with a fleece blanket and my dog Eliza, while enjoying a cup of hot coffee and watching His Girl Friday with Carey Grant and Rosalind Russell. Life's not perfect, but I do enjoy moments like this.
Speaking of Rosalind Russell...I once called her Rosalind Franklin. It was weird
What if Ethel Merman had been called in to dub for Rosalind Russell in "Gypsy"? The answer is: I have way too much time on my hands... =) One interesting dis...
My Sister Eileen is a 1942 American comedy film directed by Alexander Hall and starring Rosalind Russell, Brian Aherne and Janet Blair. The screenplay by Joseph A. Fields and Jerome Chodorov is based on their 1940 play of the same title, which was inspired by a series of autobiographical short stories by Ruth McKenney originally published in The New Yorker. The supporting cast features George Tobias, Allyn Joslyn, Grant Mitchell, Gordon Jones and the Three Stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Curly Howard).
Michael Miller just sent me a Maca-Reindeer christmas card video (set to Macarena) featuring himself dancing with Angela Landsbury, Meryl Streep, Rosalind Russell and Bette Davis. I mean...my friends are the best.
As many of you no doubt know, Vivien Leigh was Natalie's favorite actress and A Streetcar Named Desire was her favorite film. It has been said that, although she had been acting under her mother's authority since the age of four, it was seeing this movie that made her want to become a serious actress, and she searched the rest of her life for a chance to play Blanche or a role she considered to be of equal caliber. She watched this movie so many times that she had every word memorized. The two roles that she felt came close, for her, were Alva Starr from This Property is Condemned and Maggie the cat from Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. My friend Desiree's page Rosalind Russell: Dazzling Star and Monty's classic movie page, All Good Things are doing a salute to Miss Viviene this week, and so, since she was one of the inspirations that Natalie always said made her want to be a serious actress, here is a fabulous review!
Ok, let's talk old movies. What are your favorites? I adore Auntie Mame with Rosalind Russell and Indiscreet with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman. I could watch them over and over.
Okay, my number is 5. 1. My passion is writing. I stopped doing it for a long time, but then some amazing things happened, and I started again. It was like I had suddenly remembered how to breathe. 2. I am obsessed with movies from the 1940s, and I always have been. I wanted to be Irene Dunne, Greer Garson, Myrna Loy, Ingrid Bergman (don't I look Swedish?), or Rosalind Russell when I grew up. Then I realized that I might grow, but never up, so I decided I would settle for Barbara Stanwyck or Susan Hayward. Short girls needs heros, too! 3. I made my first quilt at fifteen. I still have it, but I'm going to have to cut out the memories and trash the backing. It has pieces of our play clothes in it, and several blocks were made from Aunt Mindy Pate's dresses. She was so thrilled that I was quilting that she gave me old clothes and scraps to use. I just can't part with that. She was one of my strongest and best loved female role models. 4. My favorite books as a child are still my favorite books ...
I have watched about 4000 movies over the past 8 days while I have been so incredibly sick... many of which I only saw part of or saw through a haze. There were a few, however, that I made it all the way through. Of those, the following stand out for these few-word reasons: Joy Ride: Paul Walker RIP Steve Zahn - Terrific thriller, edge of seat, great twists, believable characters, one of the best movies I The Women: 1930s screenplay w Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Joan Fontaine, Rosalind Russell and more - includes an eye popping fashion show you just cant't miss. Full of clever and timeless humor about relationships between women and women and women and men. The Yearling: No child should ever see this. WHAT THE HECK WERE THEY THINKING??? A family movie??!! First, this is possibly the most unrealistic and ridiculous depiction of a farmer ever brought to screen. Gregory Peck saying words like "vittles," and, "varmints." The acting is from the Reefer Madness school of emoting. The plot is enough to make yo ...
Just watched the movie "The Women" with Joan Crawford and Rosalind Russell. I forgot how much I loved that movie.
I love films from the '30s — It's my favorite decade in Hollywood by far. Norma Shearer. Joan Crawford. Rosalind Russell.
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell, Dame May Whitty, and Robert Montgomery in Night Must Fall (1937)
Gilbert Adrian surrealist ensemble on Rosalind Russell in the film "the Women", 1939
We Need A Little Christmas… And it's coming to Theatre on Main this December! "We had to make a change to our season schedule due to the launching of a "Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" national tour," states Kimm Mann, Managing Director of Theatre on Main. "This meant that no recent license applications to stage this production were being granted. Unfortunately, things like this happen, but we are thrilled to be staging "Mame" as we have a very talented cast and a great lead in Oconomowoc resident, Liz Norton, playing Mame Dennis." "Mame" is a musical with the book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee and music and lyrics by Jerry Herman. Originally titled "My Best Girl", it is based on the 1955 novel "Auntie Mame" by Patrick Dennis and a 1956 Broadway play, by Lawrence and Lee that starred Rosalind Russell. The madcap New York life of eccentric Mame Dennis and her bohemian, intellectual artsy clique is disrupted when her deceased brother's son Patrick is e ...
Photo of the Day - Fred MacMurray and Rosalind Russell on the set of Take a Letter, Darling (1942)
Time for a bit of Gypsy Rose Lee! Rosalind Russell version. Love love love.
Underdogs Robert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell are officially out of the tournament, losing to crowd favorite...
Isn't that divine? Jungle red! - Sylvia Fowler (Rosalind Russell) in The Women (1939)you have no intentions of keeping it,
Fact: Rosalind Russell refused to be promoted for an Academy Awbs for the final three games of the 2012 regular season,
Rosalind Russell. So, the good one, and not the one smeared in vaseline.
Photo of the Day - Jane Darwell, Rosalind Russell, and Nydia Westman in Craig's Wife (1936)
Just watching the original film The Women. Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell. These women are acting powerhouses.
plz come back so i can save your victims from your clutches!ylvia Fowler (Rosalind Russell) in The Women (1939)
Before, b-e-f-o-r-e, not B4, We speak English, Not bingo,1938), and sued MGM when she was replaced by Rosalind Russell,
Rosalind Russell is wearing a tiny chevron hat in this scene. She was 70 years ahead of trend.
In one scene, Cary Grant in "His Girl Friday" has tried every possible tack to get Rosalind Russell to remarry him, and she stays with Lumpy
Didn't have much family tradition, so "Auntie Mame" w/Rosalind Russell will forever be my annual…
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell chatting with Myrna Loy, William Powell, and W.S. Van *** on the set of...
"Success is a public affair. Failure is a private funeral.". - -Rosalind Russell
The happiest people with the biggest smiles are sometimes the best actors,(Rosalind Russell) in His Girl Friday (1940)
She's wonderful! She, Thelma Ritter, and Rosalind Russell hold a special place in my heart.
Fact: Rosalind Russell was borrowed from MGM to play Hildy in His Girl F25,media,tumblr t
His Girl Friday His Girl Friday poster.jpg Theatrical poster Directed by Howard Hawks Produced by Howard Hawks Written by Charles Lederer Ben Hecht Charles MacArthur Starring Cary Grant Rosalind Russell Ralph Bellamy Gene Lockhart Music by Sidney Cutner Felix Mills Cinematography Joseph Walker Editing by Gene Havlick Distributed by Columbia Pictures Release date(s) January 11, 1940 Running time 92 minutes Country United States Language English His Girl Friday[notes 1] is a 1940 American screwball comedy film directed by Howard Hawks, from an adaptation by Charles Lederer, Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur of the play The Front Page by Hecht and MacArthur. The major change in this version, introduced by Hawks, is that the role of Hildy Johnson is a woman. The film stars Cary Grant as Walter Burns and Rosalind Russell as Hildy Johnson and features Ralph Bellamy as Bruce Baldwin. The film was on American Film Institute's 100 Years...100 Laughs and has been selected for preservation in the United States Nationa ...
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell and John Boles in Craig's Wife (1936)
Auntie Mame We've sure come a long way from the technology Rosalind Russell had to work...
The way His Girl Friday clearly and intentionally baited everyone with Cary Grant: Star! only to flip to Rosalind Russell as +
Killjoys, make some noise! announce 2011 UK and Irelout on any of the courses, - Rosalind Russell, actress
Auntie Mame.with Rosalind Russell.this is a very old movie, but a great one!
Archive Clip: Rosalind Russell receives the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian AShow yourself some grace today, Youre not here
RTOk! Dear Friends if Creativity doeout on any of the courses, - Rosalind Russell, actress
His Girl Friday is playing on TCM & that channel still doesn't work. I'm having Rosalind Russell withdrawals.
Photo of the Day - Rosalind Russell and Ray Milland in A Woman of Distinction (1950) - I will always love this dress!
New game! This game's theme is Rosalind Russell and 4 time co-star, Robert Montgomery... Choose the number of...
That is just under Rosalind Russell, though.
Well Rosalind Russell is no Bernadette but she'll do!
On a scale from 1 to Rosalind Russell, I'm holding unsteady at a Molly Pope.
Photo of the Day - Lovely autographed photo of Rosalind Russell
Rosalind Russell in His Girl Friday realising she wants to stay being a sassy hack not a housewife. "I'm a newspaper man!"
If Rosalind Russell's whirlwind of a turn in His Girl Friday isn't there the whole things a farce.
I never knew was feeling "at home" meant, until I started loving youylvia Fowler (Rosalind Russell) in The Women (1939)
I liked a video from Rosalind Russell - Funny Moments V
PHIVOLCS: Intensity 5 - Borongan, Eastern Samar; Llorente, E, Samout on any of the courses, - Rosalind Russell, actress
Photo of the Day - Barbara Hutton, Cary Grant, and Rosalind Russell - clearly, Roz was filming What a Woman at the...
When an affliction happens to you, you either let it defeat you, or you defeat it� Rosalind Russell
"Broads" are those gutsy, tough as nails, independent, but sexy women that used to dominate Hollywood - Katherine Hepburn, Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Ava Gardner, Rosalind Russell, Barbara Stanwyck... (I LOVE them with all my heart) They are now no more. You a write a part thinking "This character is like Bette Davis" and the first studio note you'll get is "unsympathetic." It seems that as women have gotten ACTUAL power, their roles in movies have been relegated to paper dolls who eat ice cream in front of their fridge, cry a lot, fall down the stairs, and are really "sympathetic." I think on some level it's a subconscious "fantasy" that we be cute and unthreatening rising to the surface, and as women challenge that fantasy in life, we're now seeing it on-screen. The same thing is now happening to black people. Now that we have our first black president. We are seeing more movies about slavery or 'help' in the last few years than in the last 25 years combined. ...Some of them by great filmmakers and I'm ...
"Labor Day. That's sometime in November, isn't it?" ~Rosalind Russell as Auntie Mame.
I added a video to a playlist A Tribute to Rosalind Russell
I added a video to a playlist Rosalind Russell - Zip a Dee Doo Dah
"A journalist? What is that. Peeking through keyholes and chasing after fire engines?" Rosalind Russell, His Girl Friday
I REALLY want to put up a new poll on the Rosalind Russell website, but have no idea! Any suggestions? :)
Photo of the Day - Leslie Howard and Rosalind Russell doing some radio work
We're on the same page there. I can watch Rosalind Russell in almost anything.
Rosalind Russell and Katherine Hepburn for first :) And both very funny.
Wondered what made me like Gypsy, with Natalie Wood & Rosalind Russell. Wasn't sexy or exciting. It was Rosalind Russell. Always shines.
Ethel Merman, Angela Lansbury, Tyne Daly, Bernadette Peters, and Patti Lupone, the movies were Rosalind Russell and Bette Midler
Starring Krysten Ritter! MT Marvel should make an Agent Carter feature. Rosalind Russell-style 1940s movie dame vs. supervillains?
"Picnic" on TCM.one of the most romantic movies ever made. Rosalind Russell gives the performance of a lifetime.
Just got home from the park and turned on the tv and one of the greatest movies ever is playing on Gem... The Women. I recommend everybody turns over and watches this movie Rosalind Russell, Joan Crawford etc at their finest
Tonight at 8 PM on TCM: Auntie Mame, played by the inimitable Rosalind Russell. Angela Lansbury was by far the best musical Mame but the original character was created by the grand dame of cinema, Miss Russell.
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