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HOT-FLOOR VOCALS
All I care about right now is something called HOT-FLOOR VOCALS, which is a term my friend dumped in my ear while I was annoyingly singing the theme song to The New Adventures of Wonder Woman in McCarren Park a few weekends ago. The concept is simple: to get those back-up singers to attack their lines with such urgency and power, the floors obvo had to be heated up under them. Enjoy this and agree and we will explore more of my fave HOT-FLOOR VOCALS as the week progresses. <END TRANSMITTAL>
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Coming soon: our valentine to the women of Twin Peaks!
Was there ever a coterie of female talent as diverse as the one David Lynch assembled for Twin Peaks? Join host Tom Blunt and an army of performers, presenters and special guests as they obsess over the lives and careers of actresses whose paths intersected in this sleepy (yet over-caffeinated) town. Tickets and further info HERE.
Damn fine coffee will be available for all attendees!
*Reception to follow in the 92YTribeca cafe*
This is happening and it will be exactly as weird and rewarding as the graphic indicates.
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This is the episode in which the Cabot Cove holiday celebration is derailed because someone shoots Wanda (AKA Lianne Mars), who is a pretty big bitch. Notable for being the only episode in the series in which the victim doesn’t die, everyone! Holiday Favorite indeed!
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MORE IMPORTANTLY, THE FOUR-SERIES CROSSOVER PLOT INVOLVING LIZ’S BLACK PEARLS! She only actually appeared in The Nanny and Murphy Brown, though. High Society ended the crossover with a disembodied hand reaching out and Liz’s canned voice saying “I’ll take those” or something. How it was written into Can’t Hurry Love I remember even less than Can’t Hurry Love.
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Happy birthday to Herman Melville. In celebration or something, this is happening! Tonight! On Starz. It seems a smidge more serious than 2010: Moby Dick, though features a few revisions, such as Agent Scully as Ahab’s wife and a plot addition: “And when [Ahab] kills one of the white whale’s companions, the apocalyptic struggle between man and animal begins.” So, in this version, Moby Dick has friends. Aw.
New bookstore blogger shares sympathies with neighboring bookstore blogger.
Per the clip I saw on The Talk (a.k.a. the greatest show ever), Ahab tells his wife (Gillian Anderson!) that he relates to the whale because “He’s old, he’s cranky, and he doesn’t get enough attention from females.”
YA BURNT, AHAB’S WIFE!
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This is not the Downy® Unstoppables™ commercial I saw earlier when I was watching my newfavoriteshowuntilnextweek The Talk. This one is much better (and much more Amy) but stiiiiillllllllllllllllll why doesn’t she say SHAYME?!
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