3. Easy Peasy: Brit Hume and his (second) wife Kim Schiller Hume, who is Fox News vice president and former Washington bureau chief. Don't know her complexity, but his is his son's suicide, sadly.
You do know that David Stockman, the man who came up with the term Supply Side Economics, eventually stated it didn't work, right?
Remember when the rich built public libraries and parks and schools?
Yes, of course. Thank you.
And Plummer. And Plummer!
3. I'd like to say Oldman, but for the shock value I'll have to go with Michelle Williams.
1. That would be Bernadette Peters, the renowned diva who starred in the revival of Annie Get Your Gun.
One mighty huge cigarette, n'est-ce pas?
Did it really take 100 minutes to post this after the Cheese Rant? Honestly?
Welcome, kiddo. Just don't forget the best of Letterman, Stewart and Colbert clips. Those are essential.
p.s. are you related to the old Washington retail family?
p.s. are you related to the old Washington retail family?
When they start eating or when you start weaning, you add a bottle with rice mixed with milk or soya or whatever. Bottle can also have juice, water, whatever you don't want to spill. Before they are big enough for sippy cups.
It feels awfully royal to me. Like how Prince Charles has never dressed himself. Ever.
He needs to handlers to brush glitter off his jacket? He doesn't have hands?
And better clothes!
But she doesn't have that ravaged skin of a methhead. Far from it.
She would have to "ask" for a divorce, that's for sure.
Like Charlotte Gainsbourg, who somehow turned out more than ok.
Hey Donald Trump: you don't a theatre in NY yet. Trump Theater maybe??!
Or Shanghai? Or most of Beijing? Or just about all of downtown Washington.
You can set it up so you only get one alert with everything once a day, which is not overwhelming.
And lots of people do this, particularly people in "the arts" (yes, a stretch for TV reality stars, but you know what I mean) to see if their work is reviewed, featured in discussions, etc. Authors, actors, artists, and similar sorts want to see if all that PR and flacking and touring and work is paying off. Much easier than reading 15 papers a day and clipping the stuff with scissors for a press kit and for archives.
And lots of people do this, particularly people in "the arts" (yes, a stretch for TV reality stars, but you know what I mean) to see if their work is reviewed, featured in discussions, etc. Authors, actors, artists, and similar sorts want to see if all that PR and flacking and touring and work is paying off. Much easier than reading 15 papers a day and clipping the stuff with scissors for a press kit and for archives.
