Showing posts with label Doris Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doris Day. Show all posts
Monday, April 25, 2022
Song of the Day: 'Move Over, Darling" by Doris Day
I won't lie that I l first learned about this -- and Dusty Springfield's "I Close My Eyes and Count to Ten," Skeeter Davis's "Sunglasses," Jackie DeShannon's "Breakaway," Madness's "My Girl/Guy," and "They Don't Know," "You Caught Me Out" and "Terry" by Kirsty MacColl -- from Tracey Ullman's '80s LPs ... but at least I ran with the information once I gleaned it!
Monday, April 04, 2022
A Moment of Sunshine With Doris Day
I neglected to mention the 100th anniversary of the birth of Doris Day yesterday. So to make up for it, today I share with you to this adorable clip featuring the legendary actress/singer with John Denver, who would be turning 79 this year if not for his tragic plane crash at just 53.
A reader writes: This was part of the Doris Day special that aired on TCM channel last night. She smacks on his butt about 6 minutes into this video. "Follow Me" is amazing.
Tuesday, May 14, 2019
Song of the Day: 'Fur' by Jane Wiedlin
With the passing of the great Doris Day, much has been written about the work she did to prevent animal cruelty. The tributes have been heartfelt and well-deserved -- and so many great old photos. But this 1970 print had for faux fur -- featuring Doris, Amanda Blake (1929-1989), Jayne Meadows (1919-2015), Angie Dickinson (1931-present) and Mary Tyler Moore (1936-2017) -- might just be my favorite memento of all.
Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 5:15 AM 0 comments
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Page 1 Roundup (05/14)
The Daily News: De Blasio booed during Green New Deal rally at Trump Tower ahead of his president campaign announcement
NewNowNext: If your religious views prevent you from providing health care, you shouldn't be in health care
Chicago Tribune: I've been fascinated by this woman since I started reading Interview as a kid. How I hope this show makes its way from the (312) to the (212) ...
Back2Stonewall: Happy birthday to Armistead Maupin!
Metrosource: Are you looking for local LGBTQ-friendly businesses?
Get Naked/Soiree Fair: Previews for "Camp Morning Wood" begin May 29
The Washington Post: Glad Jimmy Carter is on the mend, but he wouldn't have broken his hip if he hadn't been planning to shoot innocent animals
The New York Times: New York cities, desperate for people, try new strategy to lure refugees
The Wall Street Journal: As Chinese buyers flock, homing pigeon prices soar
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Monday, May 13, 2019
Remains of the Day (05/13)
Gr8er Days: Doris Day, one of the world's most beloved stars, dies at 97
The Hill: China retaliates with higher tariffs as Trump defends his approach (autoplay video warning)
Instagram: Is former quarterback turned "Bachelor" star Jesse Palmer's brother even cuter than he is?
Baseline: Is Rafael Nadal distracted by his impending nuptials?
Towleroad: Fox's "Empire" is ending after next season, and still has no plans to bring back Jussie Smollett
HuffPost: Indya Moore is Elle magazine's first transgender cover star -- yet Moore chooses to undermine the historic feat by insisting on using the they/them pronouns
YouTube: We need to talk about Mango
The Atlantic: Wondering what to do when neighbors fight
Newsweek: The 15 worst airlines in the world / The 15 best airlines in the world
Instagram: I think Bammer47 had the hottest "first boyfriend" of all time!
The Randy Report: I'm over the moon that a gay person is getting legitimate traction in a U.S. presidential race -- but Pete Buttigieg is just plain wrong to decry identity politics
Dlisted: Actor Mark Webber -- who looks pretty hot to me -- thinks he got fired from an ABC pilot for hot being hot enough
NewNowNext: Gritty new series dives into the dark world of high-fashion male models
The Daily News: Anti-gay, anti-Semitic Arizona pastor becomes first banned from Ireland
Greg in Hollywood: To mark the 97th anniversary of her birth, enjoy Bea Arthur as Carrie Bradshaw in a parody of "Sex and the City"
Brooklyn Vegan: Bjork's "Cornucopia" live show is an ecstatic paean to nature and flutes
The New York Times: As TV industry's $20 billion week starts, signs that streaming isn't king yet
Hot Cat of the Day: It's a shame Larry is no longer with us -- this has a Mask4Mask relationship written all over it!
Posted by Kenneth M. Walsh at 3:21 PM 4 comments
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Wednesday, April 03, 2019
Remains of the Day (04/03)
GMA: 4 Penn State fraternity brothers sentenced for pledge's hazing death
Instagram: Andy Murray returns to the game ... sort of
The Hill: House panel approves subpoena for Mueller report
The New York Times: Lori Lightfoot, Chicago's incoming mayor, ran on outsider appeal
Hill Reporter: Trump spreads another conspiracy theory, claiming windmill noise causes cancer
Instagram: How about Wednesday 'Stache?
Gr8er Days: Remembering Doris Day's 12 best works in honor of her 97th birthday!
Back2Stonewall: Don't think for a second that any LGBTQ rights are enshrined in law
Towleroad: If you're a gay man who's been ghosted, an incredibly hot one (who never has) has some advice for you
Greg in Hollywood: Apparently not even Ellen DeGeneres wants to sit down with the sultan of Brunei and understand his point of view
MTPR: Missoula legislator Tom Winter can have anything he wants from me, including all of my money
Dlisted: A bench warrant was issued for Donna Martin -- I mean Tori Spelling in California
NYT Magazine: How Rupert Murdoch's empire of influence remade the world
New York Post: 15-year-old boy who killed himself was bullied by five students, his mother says
Boy Culture: Kim English, deep house singer known for "Unspeakable Joy," dies
The Randy Report: Texas Senate approves "license to discriminate"
Washington Post: I'm not a Bernie fan, but hasn't Trump dictated that no one needs to follow any norms now?
Baseline: Venus Williams names her favorite "Golden Girls" character
Hot Cats of the Day: I finally have a reason to go to Brooklyn!
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