Better stock up on booze and confetti because we’re only hours away from the gayest date on the calendar, Jan. 13, the day flamboyant game show mainstays Rip Taylor and the late Charles Nelson Reilly were born.
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Better stock up on booze and confetti because we’re only hours away from the gayest date on the calendar, Jan. 13, the day flamboyant game show mainstays Rip Taylor and the late Charles Nelson Reilly were born.
Filed under: 70s, Charles Nelso…
Gary Busey and Ted Haggard are swapping wives — for our entertainment, of course.
Ah, the sanctity of marriage.
Filed under: Americans scare me, drugs, gay issues, Television
Eddie Schweighardt, aka Greg the gay kid on “Curb Your Enthusiasm”:
Filed under: comedy, Television
Johnny Depp may have stopped making interesting movies but at least he’s a good sport.
From Rickey Gervais’ new show, “Life’s Too Short”:
Filed under: comedy, Television
Fox has bought TWO new series featuring Russell Brand, the UK’s answer to Adam Sandler (or, as Heinrich suggests, the Brits’ idea of payback for Madonna). Besides an unscripted late night show on FX, Katy Perry’s husband has been tapped to appear in an animated comedy about himself. It’s written and produced by the team [...]![]()
Kitsch is one of those overused terms, like diva and icon.
This, gentle reader, is kitschy:
Filed under: 70s, kitsch, nostalgia, Television
A supersized compilation of Gene Gene the Dancing Machine. It’s been too long.
Filed under: 70s, nostalgia, Television
(source) With unemployment an ongoing issue and women now outnumbering men in the workforce, the new comedy series Work It follows two alpha males who realize the only way to beat the current “mancession” and land a job in pharmaceutical sales is to pass themselves off as women. To be fair, “Work It” might be [...]![]()
A flash mob reality show hosted by Howie Mandel? This can’t be happening.
Filed under: Fox, Obnoxious celebrities, Television, trends
Featuring Ed Asner, Dick Van Patten and the Greta Garbo of tomboy actresses, Kristy McNichol.
Filed under: 70s, Cosell, Television
As you’ve no doubt noticed conservative Christians are the most persecuted group in all the world, be they female (Sarah Palin), black (Herman Cain) or gay (one of the cast members of Logo’s ode to Amos ‘n’ Andy, “The A-List: … Continue reading →![]()