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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Gene Simmons...to propose to Shannon Tweed tonight! Family Jewels romantic drama unfolds!





After a rift threatened to cast their love nest asunder, and therapy shed healing light on the obvious, Gene Simmons (KISS) is ready to get down on bended knee and propose to long time gal-pal Shannon Tweed (mother of their two darling kids).

Will Shannon accept the rose?

In a sneak preview at the dramatic close of the last episode, audiences watched with bated breath, as Simmons trekked off to a trendy jewelry boutique to select an appropriate engagement ring.

"Do you think Shannon will like this one," he quizzed a confidante, after pointing out a rock that must have been several carats in weight and worth a small fortune in coin of-the-realm.

"Of course, it's huge!"

Just betcha, that what's kept these lovebirds together all these years, eh?

Something huge!

Inquiring minds want to know!

Tune in tonight for an episode that's sure to be romantic and memorable!

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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Fleeting Expletives...gone by way of U2 dinosaur! F*ck it!







The fleeting expletive - the subject of much wrangling in recent years in State and Federal courthouses - has gone by way of the proverbial dinosaur.

On basic Constitutional issues, the 2nd Court of Appeals, gave a thumbs down to a vague policy crafted by the FCC which sought to establish across the board  that profane references to sex and excretement - though not always icky to a handful of liberated Americans  blessed with sick senses of humor - are always indecent.

"By prohibiting all 'patently offensive' references to sex, sexual organs, and excretement without giving adequate guidance to what 'patently offensive' means, the FCC chills speech, because broadcasters have no way of knowing what the FCC will find offensive," the wiggy Justices concluded in their opinion on the matter.

Some things are common sense, aren't they?

For example, it's never a promising (wise) idea to shit where 'ya sleep!

Nonetheless, the Justices are bound by tradition - and the still potent U.S. Constitution - to lay down a solid foundation so the "people" are not led astray.

In fact, in this instant scenario, the posse of bench-warmers in the Manhattan Appeals Court confessed from their lofty pulpits  that the FCC might be able to pull it off.

Back to square (and I do mean square) one!

Bono fans may recall that the "fleeting expletives" policy was swiftly made "Law" at the FCC on the heels of an impromptu comment - "fuc*ing brilliant" - uttered up by the U2 front-man on stage at the Golden Globe Award Ceremonies (2003).

According to the FCC, the "F" bomb in any context inherently hints at a sexual connotation, which renders it  a "no-no" to be skirted at all cost.

To no avail, now.

Julius Genachowski - FCC Chairman - noted that the Government watch dog is reviewing the ruling to determine whether to pursue the prickly issues further.

"We're reviewing the court's decision in light of our commitment to protect children, empower parents, and uphold the 1st Amendment."

I'm really not such a prude, but, Amen!




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Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Ellen DeGeneres...Family Feud contestants choke on gay issue! Simon unpopular...








OMG!

On the West Coast - especially in the show biz arena - we are all so blase about Ellen DeGeneres being "openly" gay.

Married to a pretty lipstick lesbo?

Who cares!

Not so - in mainstream America - if we're to try to fathom what went down on Family Feud this week.

Even Ellen was a trifle perplexed (miffed?).

Game show contestants were asked to take a stab at a quiz that should have been a snap!

During the segment - "Things that people know about Ellen DeGeneres" - it became quite evident that the guests (a typical middle-class American family) were having a difficult time dealing with the issue of Ellen's "gayness".

I expect the first answer that popped into the fuzzy little heads of the viewers at home was quite obviously one that pertained to the fact that Ellen is "gay!".

Nope.

First answer?

"Ellen has a talk show."

Okay, not bad, but just betcha the next response will focus on her same-sex persuasion (I thought to myself from the comfort on my Hotel suite in San Francisco).

The second answer tripped off-the-tongue of the contestant trippingly, no problem.

"She is a funny lady."

Uh-huh.

Not queer, mind you, just funny.

Golly, the next words to be uttered up would  surely have the - "H", "G", or "L" - letters in it (wouldn't you have thunk?).

"Ellen doesn't like this country," the husband hazarded a guess (with a straight face, mind you!).

Huh?

"Ellen takes care of her mother," flunked out too.

Not on the ubiquitous board above the stage!

Finally - gosh almighty - a family member piped up that Ellen's married.

Bingo!

But, the tactful woman stopped short of noting the particulars.

"To a woman, you idiot!"

Needless to say, when Ellen showed the clip on her show earlier today, she was obviously in need of some consoling.

Til now, the perky talk show host - and upbeat friendly Judge on American Idol - must have thought she was the darling of America.

Nope.

Hard to swallow, eh Ellen?

In another surprise moment (when Ellen was setting up a belated April Fool's Day joke) she announced that Simon Cowell was exiting American Idol.

The spirited guests in her audience cheered!

Or was there an applause sign being held up from the sidelines?

Nope.

Ellen was shocked.

"You want Simon Cowell to leave Idol?"

The crowd roared in approval.

Life is full of surprises, isn't it?


Saturday, March 21, 2009

Fairies, Fantasy & Fun...family outing at the Grove (March 22)! Actor Toby Froud to attend screening of Labyrinth...



In their continuing effort to provide entertainment to the local community, the Grove is hosting a family event on March 22, titled:

"Fairies, Fantasy & Fun".

In addition to fairy wing making, face painting, live performances and readings by authors at Barnes & Noble book store, there will be a screening of Labyrinth.

Toby Froud, the film's star, will be on hand to meet 'n greet fans.

Glam rocker, David Bowie (his face graces the poster above) is also featured in the fantasy pic.

The Grove invites families to either come in fairy wings and costumes or put 'em together with the sponsors on site.

The event is FREE and open to all members of the public!