Radio_Lady invites you to see a slideshow of beautiful exterior shots. The photos were created by Ellen's husband, alternately known as DigiPix_Man:
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This Week At The Movies -- Courtesy Mr. Movie Gary Wolcott
Dear Readers:
We just got back from Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico and missed the previews of these March movies. Here's Mr. Movie -- Gary Wolcott -- whose brief takes are usually "spot on". Feel free to chime in with any comments below. You can also contact Gary at his website. He writes for the Tri-City Herald in Washington state. Here's the link.
(Gary has the most beautiful curly hair, but that's another subject entirely.)
Friday, March 27, 2009
We just got back from Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico and missed the previews of these March movies. Here's Mr. Movie -- Gary Wolcott -- whose brief takes are usually "spot on". Feel free to chime in with any comments below. You can also contact Gary at his website. He writes for the Tri-City Herald in Washington state. Here's the link.
(Gary has the most beautiful curly hair, but that's another subject entirely.) Monsters Vs. Aliens is monstrously funny
Published Friday, Mar. 27, 2009
Remember the first time you saw Shrek? This is that kind of treat. Dreamworks--who also put together our favorite Ogre films--did Monsters Vs. Aliens as a 3-D project. Most are two dimensions turned into three after the filming is completed. Both techniques boggle the mind--and are definitely the future of film--but the difference between the two is astonishing.
Nothing Haunting about The Haunting in Connecticut
Published Friday, Mar. 27, 2009
Internet Movie Data Base (IMDB) gives two running times for The Haunting in Connecticut: 98 minutes and 102 minutes. Neither is accurate. The film runs two hours. Two hours too many.
Cage, 'Knowing' quite boring
Published Monday, Mar. 23, 2009
Sometimes even movie critics can be prophets. We don’t do things in biblical proportion or anything close, but often prescience in the realm of mystical movies is a given.
'Duplicity' tough to follow, but caliber of acting shines
Published Friday, Mar. 20, 2009
Industrial espionage is Duplicity's theme. Paul Giamatti and Tom Wilkinson head up rival mega-corporations. They hate each other. Their revulsion spills over into an original, and quite creative, slow motion fight at an airport early in the movie.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Barbara and Mika fight out the "Vibrator Wars" on TV!
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Rest well, Natasha Richardson (1963 - 2008)
THE NEW MEMORIAL SITE IS SO BEAUTIFUL. PLEASE LINK HERE:
http://www.natasha-richardson.org/
Family, friends, and lovers of theater are stunned and devastated tonight.
These are the times that try my soul. It is hard to resolve this kind of death with anything that religion would say in terms of comfort.
My heart goes out especially to her beautiful and talented mother, Vanessa Redgrave. I have heard that the worst kind of pain is losing a child. People really never get over it.
EK
The Wonderous Art of Mexico -- Present and Past
Travel always puts us in touch with so many wonderful artists. Here are some with whom I have fallen in love!
Lee Chapman (also known as Lencho) paints with whimsy and adds a little poundage on his characters, especially the bathers and the dancers. Wonderful!
Lee Chapman (also known as Lencho) paints with whimsy and adds a little poundage on his characters, especially the bathers and the dancers. Wonderful!
Tango Gancho
Find all of these works on line at http://www.leechapmangallery.com/ and also at
Puerco Azul, Constitucion 325, El Centro Puerta Vallarta, Mexico
It's Our Annual Winter Sun-filled Health Break!
Look for me in the Big Pool!
I'll speak with you later this month. Until then...
Goodbye for a while and Keep A Smile!
Sunday, March 1, 2009
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