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- DJan said...
Ah yes, the sun. I remember it well. We see it occasionally in this part of the world, too. It's been awhile, though, so I appreciate your pictures so I won't forget what it looks like. That last picture really made me laugh out loud!
- February 26, 2012 at 10:07 AM
- kt said...
We've been lucky, here in Southern Missouri this year because we have had a wondfully sunny winer. I don't appreciate the sun that much during our summers as it gets HOT AS....well you know.
However, I do appreciate it's beauty and it's life giving energy. I could never live in a place where there is little sunshine....as I would surely perish. - February 27, 2012 at 12:05 PM
- Genie said...
WOW!!! What heavenly sun shots. You have really outdone yourself this week. You are definitely at the right place at the right time WITH camera in hand. Great captures. So happy you finally figured out how to get rid of those wretched scrambled letters. I souls not figure out how to do it so Beatrice had to help me, too. Going into Blogger and changing settings is meant for computer geeks and not little old ladies. Hope to have my computers back up and running tonight. Mt 10,000 photos are all mixed up and groupings scattered ll over iPhoto. Have spent hours with Applecare trying to get it resolved. I think tonight we are going to throw away all of the ones on my MacBook Pro and totally start the machine over from scratch. The iMac is OK, and I am gradually getting the 22,000 on it culled out and reorganized. genie
- February 27, 2012 at 1:05 PM
- Genie said...
This is great....it worked. I have the approval thingie on mine, too. Some bloggers gripe about it, too, but I have not given it up simply because that is how I keep track of who commented. genie
- February 27, 2012 at 1:06 PM
- Red Nomad OZ said...
FAAAAAABULOUS!! Those shots are just what I'm looking for to round out your contribution as a RED Alert guest on my blog!!!
Oh, and your words are great too!! - March 4, 2012 at 6:59 AM
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- Tatjana Parkacheva said...
Beautiful photos and words.
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Last week, we discussed pricing cycles at the supermarket. Every shopper knows that prices fluctuate for a given product at the store. Since the prices of your groceries change week to week, how do you know when you're getting a good deal?
It's time-consuming and difficult to keep track of price variations for everything you buy, especially if you're new to couponing and are just beginning to learn the best prices. As you start to recognize the lowest prices, the process gets easier. You'll almost develop an instinct to watch for 99-cent toothpaste sales and match 75-cent or $1 coupons to them!
But wouldn't it be easier if someone just told you what to buy and when? What if you could print a list of every product that's cycling low in price at your store of choice, and that list also told you exactly which coupons you need to cut those already-low prices even more? These magical-sounding lists exist, and they're among the best tools couponers have to cut their grocery bills dramatically without spending a great deal of time cutting and sorting little pieces of paper.
Grocery list "matchup" websites take all of the hard work out of couponing. They follow sales cycles for stores around the country and each week they present a list of everything on sale at your store of choice, typically 100 to 200 items. Shoppers simply click the "on sale" products they wish to buy, print the list and use the site's matchup information to locate the inserts in their stash where they can clip the corresponding coupons.
Here are two examples of typical listings for grocery item match-ups:
Name-brand dish detergent
(11 ounces):
Regular price: $1.89
Sale price: 99 cents
Coupon value: $1
Final price: FREE!
Percent saved: 100 percent
Name-brand fruit-and-nut trail mix (6 ounces)
Regular price: $2.19
Sale price: $1.29
Coupon value: $1
Final price: 29 cents
Percent saved: 71 percent
Examine these entries for the detergent and the trail mix to get a sense of how these matchup lists work.
First, they show shoppers the best time to buy the product. If the bottle of dish detergent is priced at $1.89 but goes on sale as low as 99 cents a bottle, it's smarter to wait and buy it when it's priced almost half off. Even without a coupon, a shopper could buy two bottles during this sale for only slightly more than one bottle costs when it's not on sale. Add a $1 coupon and the detergent is free -- the best price of all!
The trail mix priced at $2.19 for a 6-ounce bag is not an item I'd buy regularly. I consider that a high price. When it's on sale for nearly a dollar less, however, it's a better buy. And with a $1 coupon, the price drops into the super-cheap range and it's an item I'm interested in taking home.
Now, imagine a list like this that spans every category in the store: canned foods, frozen foods, meats, produce, dairy, dry goods, pet care, baby care and personal care. You click only the items you intend to buy, print out the list, and then use the site's coupon insert references to sort through your files at home to find and clip the specific coupons that correspond your shopping list. You know you're buying the products you need at the right time and at their lowest prices, because the matchup sites do the hard work, tracking sales and matching coupons.
On my website, supercouponing.com, I maintain an updated list of grocery list matchup sites featuring stores around the country. Simply click the "Getting Started" link to view them.
Next week, we'll discuss one of the best features of using a grocery list matchup site: not having to cut all of your coupons. Yes, you read that right! Next week I'll teach you how to go "clipless" and save even more time planning your shopping trips.
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Young girls learning how to sew celebrated Veterans Day by sewing pillows for troops
Carolyn Levy, sewing instructor at Sew-thern Belles & Beaus says she got the idea to sew pillows for the military from one of her student's parents and her class loved the idea.
A dozen young ladies in third through sixth grade cut, sewed, and stuffed almost 200 pillows to send to troops in honor of Veterans Day.
The girls say sewing the pillows makes them feel a deeper connection to the military. "It really means a lot to me to give something to the soldiers who are fighting for our country" says Shelby Covin.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has served a subpoena to Peabody Energy over the new $4 billion Prairie State Energy Campus.
The subpoena was mentioned in Peabody Energy's annual 10-K report filed with the SEC.
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The report does not disclose further details.
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Peabody Energy announced plans in 2007 to build the 1,600-megawatt, coal-fired electrical power plant in Washington County. The company sold about 95 percent of its stake in the plant to eight power entities that represent 217 municipalities and 17 electric membership cooperatives in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia.
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Cheers to my husband, Tim Bell, for always being there for me. The past several months have been so difficult, and I don't know how I would have gotten through it without you. Thank you for taking such good care of mom and being there for her when I can't. You are the best husband ever. I am so blessed to have you in my life. Love you.
- Lorie Bell, Fayetteville
Cheers to West Bladen High School and the Guardian Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club for organizing a holiday food drive for the Second Harvest Food Bank. A total of 1,918 cans of food was donated by the students and faculty of the school. The food drive ran for one month at the school, and the outpouring of donations is overwhelming.
- Andrea Olinger, St. Pauls
Cheers to the wonderful women at the Pope Thrift Shop. It will be a shame to see you close your doors for the last time Dec. 1. You always have been friendly and courteous. It has been a pleasure shopping there.
I hope you will soon be able to reopen in another location on post.
You are the best thrift shop on post, and it is a great loss to the military community and to the organizations you supported.
- Brenda Lillie, Fayetteville
Cheers to the very sweet woman in line next to me at a clothing store in the mall. As the sales associate was announcing my total, this kind woman (and patron) at the counter offered her coupon to the associate in order for me to receive her discount.
As a result, my sales total was about half the original amount due. It was a small, but immensely sweet, gesture that meant so much more to me than the actual monetary savings.
It is a moment like that in which I realize the goodness still left in humanity. God bless you.
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My car recently broke down in the parking lot of my workplace. It was a cold, messy evening, and I live about 24 miles away.
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Valentine's Day provokes a lot of strange emotional reactions: denial, sorrow, excitement, nervousness, guilt, anxiety, etc.
What I'm here to tell you is that everyone needs to chill-the-Valentine's-Day-out.
This day is not holy, religious, or particularly crucial to the existence of mankind.
Just think about it like Halloween- some tradition picked up somewhere along the line that some people get really into and others don't. And where we get to eat lots of candy without any guilt.
According to two men whom I accosted at Cafe Habana (thanx guys! you're the best), men don't even care about Valentine's Day. They only pretend to care about it because most women do. To them, it is just another football Sunday.
They will go out of their way to do something sweet for their lady (if they have one) but only if she makes it clear that this is an important day to her.
So for the committed ladies: If you care, tell him. And don't pretend not to care if you actually do care, because if he doesn't do anything for you per your behavior towards the holiday, this will just end up resulting in unintentional, yet tangible resentment towards your significant other.
Yet don't dictate plans for V- day either- if you have made it clear to him that you are down with V-day affection, let him use this as a chance to show you what you mean to him- and no, that doesn't mean if the chocolate isn't Godiva or the flowers aren't roses that he doesn't care about you- he went out of his way to engage in a sentimental holiday that he couldn't care less about because he does care about you, no matter what the gift is that he gives.
Gift: Do or don't? The best gift that a woman can give her boyfriend is a fun card and a viewing of lacy lingerie post-dinner. And if you are adventurous, get on the baking- everyone loves cookies and cupcakes.
For the committed men: Don't be morons. If she has hinted to you about dinner reservations even once, that means she cares. And if you are reading this blog and still haven't made one, your head is as thick as Skippy Peanut Butter. You do have alternatives to taking her out to dinner though- cooking dinner, for one, or- I thought this was adorable- as my friend at Cafe Habana did- getting her favorite takeout from all different restaurants- ie, chocolate cake from one place, mac n cheese from the mac and cheese place, pad thai from her favorite Thai restaurant, all capped off with a bottle of her favorite wine. Remember, you want to show her that you have made an effort.
You don't have to go crazy finding the right gift- a bouquet of red roses (or if you want to change it up, pink or yellow) and a thoughtful or funny card will do plenty to sweep her off her feet. And if you really like her and have the cash, jewelry never hurts.
For the in-between men: If you are dating a girl, and you really like her and want things to go somewhere, a good idea is to take her out on Valentine's Day. Your willingness to invite her out on a day traditionally reserved for couples will show her that you are serious about her. But hold off on the gift parade- a single red rose is just intimate enough to say, "I think you are beautiful and sexy," but a card, flowers, and chocolate will probably send her running before your table is ready.
If you don't want to get serious with the girl you are dating, do not take her out on Valentine's Day- this will send her the wrong message and she will end up attached to you like half of America is to Family Guy. You two can meet up another night.
For the in- between women: He invited you out to dinner. What do you do?
First, only say yes if you really like him, although let's hope that you do since you are dating the guy.
Gift: do or don't? Don't. Just take extra care to look pretty, smell nice, be attentive and positive for the night, and maybe, just maybe, wear cute undergarments
And make an extra effort to act like a lady- hold the spitting and burping for another night, please (although, for the love of G-d, I hope you never do this in front of men anyways other than your brother).
Single men: If there was ever a better day to find a single woman, I don't know what that day would be. Everyone out on Valentine's night is virtually guaranteed to be single. So you can walk up to women with an extra bit of confidence- because also, if she is out, she is not just single but S+L— single and looking.
Single ladies: Save the Ben and Jerry's for a hot day in July. Use this day to think about the people you do love in your life, your family, your friends, whoever. This is an awesome day to chill with your other single friends, to A) realize how many women are also single and B) to live up your single life by perusing the bar at night for equally single men. How fun
Just remember, men are temporary, but friends, at least the good ones, are forever.
But above anything else, remember to enjoy your day, your lovers, your friends, whatever. Because A) It is a holiday and holidays= celebration, and B) You don't have to work on Monday. I mean, really, what could be better?
For some good places to hunt and have a blast on the V-day, check out this blog: http://www.asylum.com/2010/02/11/celebrate-your-singledom-this-valentines-day/
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Mr. Carr's (314) was referred to Messrs. Carr, Bowman, Miller, Black and Shockley.
The bills from the Senate, Nos. 116, 27, 28, 36, were considered and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The bill S. No. 19 was referred to the Committee on County and Township Business.
The bill S. No. 23 was referred to Messrs McLain, Snyder and Power.
The bill S. No. 32, to the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
The bill S. No. 39, to the Committee on Fees and Salaries.
The bills from the Senate Nos. 40, 174, were passed to the third reading.
The bills from the Senate numbered 207, 150, 240, 192, 50, 51, 69, 246,178,25, were passed the first reading.
Mr. HARTLEY, by leave, submitted the following, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on Roads be instructed to inquire into the expediency of so amending the Road law that where there is a judgment obtained against an individual for failing to work the roads, as provided by law, no property he may be possessed of at the rendition of the same shall be exempt from levy and sale by an execution on said judgment, and report immediately, or as soon as practicable, by bill or otherwise
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By Mr. GREGORY: (324) to declare the stream of Laughery Creek a navigable stream to the town of Hartford, in Ohio county.
By Mr. KNOWLTON: (325) to fix the time of holding the Common Pleas in Cass county:
By Mr. WATERMAN: (326) to regulate the mode of supplying county officers with blank books and stationery, and prescribing penalty for receiving fees as agent or attorney in certain cases.
By Mr. CARR: (327) to amend section 7, of the act to incorporate the Ohio and Indianapolis Railroad Company approved June 20, 1846, so as to increase the number of the directors thereof.
By Mr. MARTIN: (328) to amend the 143d section of the assessment act of June 21, 1852.
By Mr. MAJOR (329) requiring engineers to stop their locomotives and trains running upon any railroad at each passenger station, there to remain without motion while persons are getting on and off the cars.
By Mr. KNOWLTON, (330) to accept the proposition of Congress in relation to agricultural college lands, and a suitable site for college buildings, and making an appropriation therefor.
By Mr. BRANHAM, (331) to amend the act to amend the second section of the act concerning the organization of voluntary associations and repealing former laws, approved February 12,1855, so as to authorize the formation of ferry companins, approved February 16, 1857.
Which bills were passed the first reading.
The Senate's amendment to the title of Mr. Brotherton's bill (131) "to secure dues from private corporations," adding "and to extend these immunities to all citizens who may organize on the same terms," was concurred in by consent.
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Fish raised in offshore pens, such as these yellowtail at Kona Blue Water Farms near Hawaii, could become a more sustainable source of protein for humans than wild fish or beef.
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- Meat consumption is rising worldwide, but production involves vast amounts of energy, water and emissions. At the same time, wild fisheries are declining. Aquaculture could become the most sustainable source of protein for humans.
- Fish farming already accounts for half of global seafood production. Most of it is done along coastlines, which creates substantial water pollution.
- Large, offshore pens that are anchored to the seafloor are often cleaner. Those farms, other new forms of aquaculture, and practices that clean up coastal operations could expand aquaculture significantly.
- Questions remain about how sustainable and cost-effective the approaches can be.
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Neil Sims tends his rowdy stock like any devoted farmer. But rather than saddling a horse like the Australian sheep drovers he grew up with, Sims dons a snorkel and mask to wrangle his herd: 480,000 silver fish corralled half a mile off the Kona coast of Hawaii's Big Island.
Tucked discretely below the waves, Sims's farm is one of 20 operations worldwide that are trying to take advantage of the earth's last great agricultural frontier: the ocean. Their offshore locations offer a distinct advantage over the thousands of conventional fish farms—flotillas of pens that hug the coastline. Too often old-style coastal farms, scorned as eyesores and ocean polluters, exude enough fish excrement and food scraps to cloud the calm, shallow waters, triggering harmful algal blooms or snuffing out sea life underneath the pens. At offshore sites such as Kona Blue Water Farms, pollution is not an issue, Sims explains. The seven submerged paddocks, each one as big as a high school gymnasium, are anchored within rapid currents that sweep away the waste, which is quickly diluted to harmless levels in the open waters.
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AT the recent Vale Youth Forum AGM, young people from all over the Vale received their volunteering award certificates, and enjoyed a celebration buffet courtesy of the Mayor of the Vale of Glamorgan, Cllr Eric Hacker.
The Vale Youth Forum is made up of young people aged 11 to 25 who represent the views of their peers at the VYF.
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This is about gays and being in a committed relationship
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If your teenage (between the ages of 14-17) daughter/son confessed to you that they were gay and that they were dating someone who they plan on marrying after that graduate high school or college, how would you feel about it?
Which would bother you more: that they are gay or all ready committed to someone at such a young age?
I wouldn't care if my son told me he was gay but what I would care about is him being in a committed relationship at such a young age. I don't believe that teens should be serious with anyone until they at least graduate high or college.
What if they get tied down at such an early age and then regret it years later?
Not alot of high school sweethearts stay married after a certain amount of time. They grow apart and realize that they aren't happy with each other anymore.
What if they are tied down to someone and there is someone better for them out there in the world?
I met my hubby at 16 that was 28 years ago
eh, just because they say they are getting married after high school doesn't mean they actually will, I wouldn't freak out about it
I congratulate you on your marriage.
I agree with what you said about both parties being mature enough.
Problem is, not alot of teens are mature enough to stay committed.
That's why the rate on teen marriage is so low, i believe.
Quoting christyg:I got married 3 months after my 18th birthday ... 25 years ago. I think young relationships CAN work. In fact, I think they tend to work better if both parties are mature enough.
I'd never condone a marriage right after HS, no matter my child's sexual orientation.
I don't think that people should get married so young, but that's just my opinion. Being gay is just another lifestyle. Some of the nicest people I've ever known were gay. I especially miss having gay friends right now...
not my kids, lol
they are 8 years and 8 months.
It's a friend of mine and her 15 year old daughter.
Quoting peanutsmommy1:eh, just because they say they are getting married after high school doesn't mean they actually will, I wouldn't freak out about it
I would have an issue with them being in a committed relationship and me never having met this person.
wouldn't that be the 3rd one then?
not other?
Quoting Anonymous:I have no problem with a child being in a committed relationship at a young age, no matter if it's with a man or a woman, provided the child is capable of handling a committed relationship at a young age. Obviously I chose other.


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If you thought Colin Farrell and Britney Spears made a strange couple, wait until you hear this.
The actor opened up to Ellen DeGeneres on her show Monday about his "romantic relationship" with none other than Elizabeth Taylor.
Farrell met the legendary actress at Cedars Sinai Hospital in 2009, when he was there for the birth of his son Henry and she for getting a stent put in her heart.
"I said, 'Will you tell her I said hello? She probably won't know who I am,'" he said of running into her manager Tim Mendelsohn. "And they go, 'No, she knows who you are.' And I went, 'Wow, cool. Well, tell her I said hello and I wish her the best,' and they said, 'Will do.'"
Unable to shake Taylor from his mind, Farrell had his publicist send her flowers only to find out that Taylor shared a similar idea and sent him an orchid with a handwritten note.
People who actually knew Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton never called them Liz and Dick. The late actors abhorred the tabloid shorthand. They nicknamed each other Lumpy (referring to her body) and Pockmark (referring to his face). Acquaintances addressed them as Richard and Elizabeth. Otherwise, it was Mr. Burton and Ms. Taylor, thank you.
It's the battle of the biopics!
Last fall, Lifetimes premiered Lindsay Lohan's "comeback" film Liz & Dick, chronicling Elizabeth Taylor's romance with Richard Burton. Now BBC has responded with its own version of the couple's tumultuous relationship, Burton and Taylor. So is the latest take on the infamous couple actually any better than the Lifetime bomb? Let's take a look:
Tom Rothman offers his unique insider's perspective into how Cleopatra was made and the impact that film had on Elizabeth Taylor's life and career.
When the faithful collie is sold by her struggling family, she travels hundreds of miles to find her way home.
Finest screen version of Tennessee Williams' tale of greed in a Southern family whose patriarch is on his deathbed. Nominated for Best Picture Academy Award!
Homer and Marge take a look at a house boat.
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All but abandoned by her family in a London retirement hotel, an elderly woman strikes up a curious friendship with a young writer.
Filmmaker Bruce Weber is a professed animal lover, and his newest film centers on his own dogs, a family of gorgeous golden retrievers, including "True." A Letter to True is a stunning look at the affection, loyalty, and unconditional love displayed by these animals - which the filmmaker sees as a metaphor for peace and hope in the world. In a highly personal commentary, Weber interweaves his personal obsessions: music of the '50s and '60s, home movies of Dirk Bogarde in Provence; conversations with Elizabeth Taylor (another great dog lover), recollections of friendships past, and speculation about how our lives have been changed by the events of 9/11. Tying these various strands together with a poet's logic, A Letter to True is a little like staying up late with Bruce Weber, listening to great music and peeking into the mind of a world-class connoisseur.
Filmmaker Bruce Weber is a professed animal lover, and his newest film centers on his own dogs, a family of gorgeous golden retrievers, including "True."
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Bob goes to see his dying father in the hospital with the hopes of making amends, but he ends up telling the angry and abusive old man to go to Hell.
Upset that Bob seems to have no fear or respect for him, the Devil decides to make Bob sit up and take notice of his powers by going out with his daughter, Megan.
And runs away to Canada in embarrassment after he tells his friends that his father has asked God to stop by the house after work and then God's a no show.
Detroit autoworker Bob Alman is dazed and confused when God and the Devil approach him with a bet on whether he can prove the world is worth saving.
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With Lindsay Lohan starting a 90-day stint in rehab on Thursday, we're hoping that once she gets out in August, she can keep herself busy and gainfully employed with a return to TV.
Lohan's last TV appearance on pal Charlie Sheen's Anger Management in April was a modest success. She played a caricature of her public persona -- named Lindsay, of course -- who consults Charlie (Sheen) for anger counseling, complete with shtick references to her notorious personal life, including drugs (donut powder mistaken for cocaine) and court dates. Despite receiving a mixed chorus of jeers, the Anger Management gig got this endorsement from Newsday: "There was an ember of something that seemed totally lost in all the coverage, headlines and nonsense of the last few years: Lohan actually has some talent."
The biggest news from the Paley Center for Media panel "General Hospital: Celebrating 50 Years and Looking Forward," which I moderated on April 12: Anthony Geary (Luke Spencer) will be writing a... read more
Our favorite online videos this week range from the cute to the downright weird. In keeping with the holiday spirit, we've got First Dog Bo Obama inspecting the White House Christmas decorations, rapper DMX singing "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," and Jimmy Fallon, Mariah Carey and The Roots teaming up for a spirited rendition of "All I Want For Christmas Is You." But it's not all about the tinsel. We're also re-obsessed with Sesame Street's take on Boardwalk Empire, a patient pug teaching his feline sibling a lesson, and a mashup of the 50 best pop songs of 2012. Check out those videos and more below:
'Tis the season to get into the holiday spirit — and this week, Jimmy Fallon and Rashida Jones helped viewers do just that, with a holiday medley set to the most popular songs of the year. Meanwhile, some pranksters decided to play a practical joke on Black Friday shoppers by dressing up as Target employees and giving the customers some (misguided) information about the store's deals.
Check out those clips in our Top Videos of the Week, as well as a terrifying Brazilian hidden camera stunt, an Inception-inspired parody of 7th Heaven's marijuana episode, the best of Liz & Dick, and more.
Lindsay Lohan's highly anticipated turn as Elizabeth Taylor in Lifetime's Liz & Dick failed to make much of a splash with viewers in its premiere Sunday night.
The TV movie, also starring Grant Bowler as Richard Burton, averaged... read more
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