Wouldn't This Be Perfect For The Pavillion, In A Remake Of "Carnival Of Souls?????????????????"

                                 Of course, imagine this picture in black and white, which is how the remake would have to be shot.  I wonder where one would find another Candace Hilligoss, and then it came to me--how about Celia Keenan-Bolger?

                                  A remake of this film could be interesting with the right lead and set design.  Of course, the original will always win out, but just think of the exciting possibilities.

                                   This is actually an abandoned Disney World Attraction.  You know how much I love abandoned amusement parks, of all kinds!

                                    Which is why "Carnival Of Souls" is a perfect fit for me!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gojira Sends Everyone A Message Of Hope!

                                        That is right; our lovable reptile, friend, Gojira, wishes health and safety to everyone, and if you need help, just ask him for it.  Gojira may be a monster on screen, but off screen he is lovable and a humanitarian.

                                           He is always concerned about the children, who all love him.  Beginning Monday, June 22, the longest day of the year, he will start swimming in Brooklyn Bay.  So, if you are out on the esplanade early in the day, gave him a wave!  He would love to wave back!

                                             You are loved by all, Gojira!

I Always Knew Lea Michele Was A Bitch! So, It Is Time She Became Bitch Of The Week!

                                     Just look at this photo, darlings!  This is the face of a true bitch.  Those eyes are saying "I am better than you, and watch out I don't step over you, stupid!"  Well, the same to you, Lea, winner of this week's Raving Queen Bitch Of The Week Award.

                                      I had always wanted to see an episode of "GLEE," where Naya Rivera, as Santana Lopez, whom I relate to, darlings, smacked Lea as Rachel across the face!  The bitch way that Lea played Rachel; the false smile, the phony niceness, I just knew Lea was playing herself!

                                        I should know.  I went to school with a whole bunch of Rachel Mayberrys.

                                        Of course, Rachel got her comeuppance during the 2010 or 2011 TONY Awards, when she disgraced herself, failing miserably on doing "Don't Rain On My Parade, after having been touted for a revival of "Funny Girl!"  Well,  that will never happen!  For one thing, dolls, I am still in the running for that role, which I have wanted since the age of 9.  Never mind how long ago that was!

                                            Lea's career tanked pretty much after that.  Yeah, there was "Scream Queens," but so what?  What I would like to know is why everyone is bitching about Lea now?  She's been so low profile she barely exists.  But I am glad to see her get her comeuppance.

                                               Take this photo, blow it up in size, and throw darts at it!

Maybe I Just Don't Dig Margaret Atwood!

                                            This book has been, understandably, compared to "The Handmaid's Tale," and I get it, but I was not blown away by the seminal work, or have read any other of her books, so  I do concede I should give her a chance.

                                              That said, I loved "Women Talking."  It reminded me of Atwood's book and the tiniest bit of "The Crucible."  A group of women gather secretly in a barn, with a male outcast named Austin, to plan their escape from their Mennonite colony.  You see, the women were starting to have horrific hallucinations about demons assaulting them, sexually.  It wasn't demons; just demonic men in the colony.  Now, the women are not allowed to leave the colony, so the men are free to do what they want.  Even incest.  And Austin is looked down on, because he is not a skilled farmer, which in the men's eyes makes him a homosexual--even though there is no proof--whom they feel should be driven out.

                                               This info is conveyed throughout the course of their novel, as the women plot their escape.  Things move along at a leisurely and predictable pace, but the heart is the women taking back their power, and deciding to leave this oppressive environment.

                                               Those Mennonites.  It's like those women on the current Inogen commercial, when the announcer says "you can start attending religious services again."  From what I can see, these are not religious services but cult meetings.  The Mennonites are a cult.  And cults are hard to escape from.

                                                    Read this engrossing work  of fiction.  It is extremely thought provoking.

We Have A New Reader, Girls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                            I see the follower indicator is now at 109, so it is time to welcome Kristy McCullers to this blog.  I wonder if Kristy is related to Carson McCullers, one of my favorite writers?
Did she have any known relations?

                                             Anyway, Kristy, welcome; I don't know how you found your way here, but I am glad you did.  As you may have heard, this blog goes great with coffee--as does Sunday morning viewings of "Valley Of The Dolls!--so I hope you find things on here informative and entertaining.  And you are always welcome to comment.

                                                 Glad to have you, Kristy, and now let me welcome you, with the blog's unofficial theme song!

                                                  Enjoy!

Girls, Don't Let This Happen To You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Make Sure You Use A Good Skin Cream!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                As if our internal bodies, darlings, were not being picked at by a pandemic, with the sun higher in the sky, and for longer, this time more than any other of the year, it does a real number on the skin.  That is why I cannot stress the use of a good skin cream

Here is what I use, darlings!  In the morning (with a 100 plus sun screen) and at night as a hand cream.

Now, I am asking you, would Lee Radziwill forget to do this?  Here is one of the many methods that help made Lee, well, ……….Lee!

We cannot be all Lee, girls, but we can look our best!

Better than "The Leech Woman," up there!

Wait till you see what she turns into!

So, use that skin cream, girls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How About Amy's Outdoor Entertaining Show?????????????????

                                    Oh, girls, wasn't it just scrumptious?  Amy in her colored dresses, a water melon cake, Sun Tea, which I am dying to try, and best of all, an appearance by Ruth and Esther.  Who seem to be having problems, which amount to, I think, they cannot decide whom is the more controlling lesbian.  Control is key in the lesbo world, and there cannot be two alphas.   Whereas, in Gay Male life, one is the Princess, while the other....well, he just listens to what the Princess says.  And is generally more handy!

                                       Speaking of Lesbo, he was there, along with my favorite, Patti Hogg.  As was guest Darrell Hammond as a homophobic patriarch, and Fred Weller, who just played Mr. Ewell in the original Broadway cast of "To Kill A Mockingbird"--you know, the one with Celia!!!!!!!!!!!!!--turns up as an itinerant drifter, who catches Amy's eye--and some of ours, girls, and acts like he is doing a riff on James Dean in "Giant!"

                                           But I cannot wait to sample that Sun Tea, darlings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                           And, Amy, please tell us, who does your dresses and hair????????????????