Your Cash Ain't Nothin' But Trash

I had the great fortune to talk to Matt Cimber yesterday, director extraordinaire of this, and of course Butterfly (!), not to mention my friend Stephen's favorite, The Witch Who Came from the Sea. Matt also created GLOW. Whatta guy!

Some Folks Like Water...

1931 was a big year for the bad broads. This little lady was accused of-well, read on, and don't choke on your chicken (sandwich.)

Oh, Winnie!

I've always been fascinated by the case of Winnie Ruth Judd. She'd claim self defense, but what woman has the strength to kill two pals, chop them up and put them in steamer trunks? She later escaped-many times!

Betsey Johnson

My life is all about the letter "B" lately! Read my interview with one of my idols, Betsey Johnson, here.

Poor Marie

no, she was not eaten by her dog. Another Anger lie! Still, she was dead for quite a while before they found her, and most likely her doggie was nipping at her to get her to wake up.

I had the great fortune to contribute to my friend Karen Krizanovich's fabulous Sylvia of Hollywood documentary on Radio 4.

What's In My Tea?

Damn that Tony Randall, that's the last time I let him bother me and Tony Newley again...

Just a little monkeying around

I have been extremely remiss. From a life of lounging to two jobs, I'm busy as The Wasp Woman!
But who doesn't love a woman and a monkey?

Caption: 1908: Portrait of Miss Constance Crawley, an actress, holding a monkey inside her coat in Chicago, Illinois.

Our Guru!

It's true, one rarely has a true living deity, but over at Cold Dirt Press, Miss Annie Greensprings and I regularly consult on all matters with our favorite Whoopie Capped king, Mr. Phil X Milstein. In a recent interview, Mr PXM talks about-well, I won't spoil it for you, but please follow the links. And if you don't know Probe! by all means, get there soon, because if anyone knows how to treat her like a like, it's our man Mr. Milstein.

Sharon's Premonition

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our man Scott Michaels is at the Bern house today!

Center Square

I dig. Rona Barrett's Hollywood, 1973.