Can I ask you all a question? And that question is: What are you all talking about? Hahahahaha, that's just a little topical Survivor humor for you. BAM! Coming out of the gate hot! Well, I'll tell you what I'm talking about. I'm talking about Jem… or Jungle Jem, if you're nasty. Last week, I posited that Jem was truly outrageous — truly, truly, truly outrageous. Something I am more than sure Jem has never heard in her entire life. Read More...
Angela Lansbury, the dignified stage and screen actress who played devious dames on Broadway and in the movies, and starred on the long-running TV mystery series Murder, She Wrote, died Tuesday at her home in Los Angeles. She was 96. Lansbury's family announced the news and said she died peacefully in her sleep, just five days shy of her 97th birthday. "I have two audiences, actually," Lansbury once said, "the people who love to see me play bitches and the ones who want to see me sing and dance. Read More...
Tale as Old as Time Disney In this timeline from Entertainment Weekly's Ultimate Guide to Beauty and the Beast, on sale now, we trace the enduring yarn of the captive maiden and her monster-man from its origins to this year's live-action movie. 1740 – The Novel Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve publishes La Belle et la Béte, the first known written version. In this telling, the cursed prince is a béte in both senses of the French word: He's a beast who's also dumb. Read More...
