Conway and Burnett, 1972, via YouTube I loved The Carol Burnett Show so much. It starred Carol Burnett, Harvey Korman, Vicki Lawrence, and Lyle Waggoner, and originally ran on CBS from 1967 to 1978, with 279 episodes, and again with nine episodes in the fall of 1991. In … [Read more...]
Is “The Man Who Knew Too Much” Doris Day’s Best Film?
Can you be an icon and remain truly underrated? Doris Day (1922-2019) and her effortless talent seem especially ephemeral. Her image was so distorted as to be anachronistic, even for the 1950s and 1960s. She is a favorite at my house. All of us, my husband, the two terriers, we … [Read more...]
#RIP: Dancer / Choreographer / Director, David Winters
Winters is foreground left in this shot from the film version of "West Side Story" (1961), United Artists via YouTube Emmy-winning choreographer-actor-producer-screenwriter-director David Winters has taken that final curtain call. He had an energetic, visceral style as a … [Read more...]
SPOILER ALERT: Lyanna Mormont Actress Discusses Her Character’s Heroism Sunday Night
Spoiler Alert. Although, if you've you've made it to Tuesday and you STILL haven't watched "The Battle of Winterfell" yet, well, there's not much I can do to protect you and you're on your own. No pity from me if you read or hear something you don't want to know. Bella Ramsay, … [Read more...]
G-G-Ghost? Simon Cowell’s New Manson Haunted By a Gay Ghost Named Antinous (Who Was the Lover of Roman Emperor Hadrian)
You can't make this stuff up. GayStarNews reports that Simon Cowell's new $19M London mansion is believed to be haunted by the spirit of a gay … [Read more...]
Whitney Houston’s Rumored Ex-Girlfriend Robyn Crawford Is Coming Out with a Tell-All About Their Relationship
I remember hearing whispers of Robyn and Whitney's relationship as far back as 1989, though at the time both denied any romantic entanglement. Since then, however, many friends and associates have come forward to confirm their relationship status– including[Read more...]
#RIP: Actress Faye McKenzie, the Only Actress with a 100 Year (!!!!) Film Career
She's the hardest working actress you've probably never heard of. Gr8erDays pays tribute to the late Faye McKenzie, who got her start as an infant in silent movies in 1918, when she appeared … [Read more...]
RIP: “Mary Tyler Moore” Star Georgia Engel, 70
Georgia Engel – who famously played Ted Baxter's sweet-natured wife Georgette on The Mary Tyler Moore Show – died last Friday in Princeton, NJ, according to The New York Times. The cause of death has not been determined, but we know Georgia was a Christian Scientist and … [Read more...]
#RIP: Drag Performance Artist, Clark Render
Downtown New York has lost another of its brightest lights, Clark Render. Best-known for being one half of the hilarious, long-running duo, The Dueling Bankheads, along with partner David Ilku, Render appeared in Wigstock: The Move as well as as Ghostlight –a biopic of sorts, … [Read more...]
#RIP: Paint By Number Legend, Dan Robbins, Dies at 93 (But P.S., He Didn’t “Invent” Them…)
On Monday, Dan Robbins who helped popularize the paint by number genre died at the age of 93. In the early 50s, working for Max Klein at the Palmer Paint Company, he helped create a national craze. I'm a full-time artist and writer and my work uses vintage paint by number … [Read more...]
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