Since posting some many months ago, I have downsized my Bucket List. Did not make it to the Coronation Ceremonies, but still hope to participate in the Gay Games (10K) in Valencia, Spain, in 2026.
And what about you guys? What's on your Bucket List?
I have recorded all the episodes, but thus far have watched just the first three. I was hooked the moment Elsbeth appeared in her Statue of Liberty crown. A bit of silliness in my life is much appreciated, and this show delivers just that. Great fun!
Kad said: "Highland Guy said: "I would think that stars of the magnitude of Lady Gaga would be thrilled to reopen The Palace for the simplehonorof doing so."
The honor of being on the same stage as Spongebob Squarepants... thirty feet above new retail space... I'm sure Gaga would want to pay *them* for that!"
Luscious said: "So, all of you wannabe, know-it-alll, haters are wrong again. Haha!! When are you going to realize that all the hate and venom you spew is just going to come back and bite you in your talentless asses."
There's more "hate" in this one post than in all the other posts in this thread combined.
BETTY22 said: "New York Times 2019 - The writer Nicholas Sparks, whose string of best-selling novels-turned-films includes “The Notebook,” apologized Monday for comments he made in 2013 that appeared to express hostility toward homosexuality and to oppose the creation of a club for gay students at a prep school he founded in North Carolina.
Additionally - among other allegations,complaint's says the best-selling author sought to block the recruitment of bla
rg7759 said: "People are on this board because we're anxiously awaiting the first reviews of the show, and we're being forced to sift through reviews of a nearby strip mall."
BorisTomashevsky said: "Smaxie said: ">Tyne was never coming back. I wonder what the real story is here. Couldn’t learn the lines? Couldn’t stand Liev?<
Have you no shame? Seriously. This is both cruel and unhinged."
The only shame is when false fronts are put up to hide what’s really going on. Theatre history is full of these situations. Do you believe everything you read?"
I don't know if Fraulein Schneider in "Cabaret" qualifies as a minor/insignificant character. But when I first saw "Cabaret" in 1968 London with Judi Dench and Lila Kedrova, I was knocked back in my seat as Kedrova sang What Would You Do? A great song. More than half a century later, it still packs an emotional wallop for me. Here is Kedrova singing it.
Here is a photo gallery of those who have been honored with a "SAG Life Achievement Award" dating back to Eddie Cantor in 1962. Barbra Streisand is in excellent company.
