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Jinx Monsoon is verified. From Playbill News: Two-time RuPaul's Drag Race winner Jinkx Monsoon will join Broadway's Oh, Mary! later this summer, following her current gig in Roundabout Theatre Company's Pirates! The Penzance Musical. The former Little Shop of Horrors and Broadway Chicago star revealed the news on Today June 18. Monsoon's limited engagement will run August 4-September 27, succeeding Tituss Burgess. 2

Sebastian Stan has been a favorite of mine for a while. He was in a TV miniseries "Political Animals" where he played the gay son of a former first lady, now Secretary of State, played by Sigourney Weaver. He had an extended nude scene in the movie "Monday". He was also in the 2012 revival of the play "Picnic" on Broadway.

I watched the movie on an a plane, unfortunately that part of the scene was apparently cut out. It's not a movie for everyone, although I did think it was interesting. I thought the stooped physical posture that Stan adopted for his character wasn't very kind to his physique.

Saw this last weekend as I had a feeling that it wasn't going to last much longer before closing. I did enjoy it, but from what I recall from seeing the 1993-1995 production, I enjoyed that version much more. I went back to that IBDB listing to see that Norm Lewis, Alice Ripley, and Sherie Scott (now Sherie Rene Scott) were all in the Ensemble cast for that show. Those names should be familiar to Broadway aficionados.

Rhubarb and Ginger Compote Serve chilled by itself, or with lightly sweetened whipped cream, ricotta cheese or softened mascarpone cheese. Ingredients Servings: 4 1 pound fresh rhubarb 1-inch piece peeled ginger root, cut crosswise into 1/4-inch slices 1/3 cup to 1/2 cup sugar, or to taste 1/2 cup ginger wine, ginger beer, unsweetened apple cider or water 2 strips lemon peel (no white pith) Directions Step 1 Wash the rhubarb and discard any leafy tops. Cut the rhubarb stalks into 1-inch slices. Step 2 Combine the rhubarb, ginger, sugar to taste, and one of the following—ginger wine, ginger beer, apple cider or water— and the lemon peel in a large saucepan over medium heat. Stir and cover. Cook for 6 to 8 minutes, or until the rhubarb is tender but not falling apart. Take care to stir the compote occasionally, or it may boil over. Step 3 Uncover and cool to room temperature. Discard the lemon peel, if desired. Transfer to an airtight container and refrigerate until well chilled before serving.

Wish I was able to attend the gathering this year. I missed out last year as I was out of the country and this year there were too many conflicts. Have wonderful time all!

I remember someone called nyobserver (I think) used to post the line-up at the Gaiety on Mondays, along with comments about the dancers. It helped me decide if I would travel to the city for the weekend. Happy memories from that place.

The series is already out on Prime, I watched all of the episodes available. The boys only escort for women; there is a fair amount of male nudity, if you like that sort of thing. I found the story and characters engaging and entertaining.

I watched all of the episodes. Tore was completely unlikable. The only character I thought was a bit likeable was the nurse/florist.

I have Apple Car Play in my car and I often use Siri to make calls or respond to text messages. I have one contact that I have used the same way of asking Siri to call for several years. (It's a sub-listing under another header.) Then, after an IOS software update, Siri said that person was not in my contact list and couldn't make the call. Nothing had changed in my contact list and the person was listed exactly the same way. I then tried a shortened version of the listing and it called someone who I don't even know and is not in my contact list. I then said "F*** You Siri" and Siri responded "That's not very nice", which provided for a good laugh.

I saw it in July - enjoyed it. A bit hokey - but that was the point, wasn't it? I wish I could remember some of the "corny" jokes, at times they came so fast I couldn't keep up. Alex Newell was terrific!

I quite enjoyed this series. It's hard to believe the overall nuttiness of some of the other jurors didn't betray that it was all fake. Ronald seemed like a truly nice guy, trying to do the right thing, which also made him very attractive.

Finally saw this movie; interviews with the director indicated he was looking to make a rom-com, and I think he succeeded. I enjoyed it for what it was, a romantic story with two very attractive leads. Taylor Zakhar Perez was widely reported at the time to be wearing a prosthetic penis in his Minx Season 1 role.

Excellent advice jawjateck! Sadly, I won't be able to make it this year; I committed to a trip out of the country, before I realized the conflict. I hope everyone has a great and memorable time😎

I agree - it's a very enjoyable show and Natasha Lyonne is great as Charlie. If you liked her in Russian Doll, you should like this. As mentioned, it's like Columbo in format perhaps with a touch of The Fugitive and Murder She Wrote. The episodes I watched, however, ranged from 48 minutes to an hour long.

FYI - "Bros" started streaming today on Peacock. I haven't watched it yet, but intend to.

I always wear the classic two-piece pajamas, I have many pairs, with short bottoms for summer. I tried sleeping naked and it was not for me. They are easy to buy online.

Well, now its there, but for some reason the tab was hidden for me before. Thanks for the response.

So I am signed in, the third tab says "Discover". I used to see a tab for reviews, but no longer do. Did I miss something?

So sad to hear this - I only knew him from the few PS gatherings I was able to attend, but I chatted with him each time. I will miss seeing his Dying Gaul avatar as I was always interested in what he had to say even if the comment was "curmudgeonly". He was full of information and certainly had an eye for pointing out new talent.

I watched it as well last evening - it's long, nearly three hours. I didn't know a lot about Marilyn Monroe, so I wasn't entirely sure what was fact and what was fiction. I also found some of what I will term the "artsy-fartsy" visual effects annoying, in particular, the threesome scene in which it seemed like viewer was sent on acid trip and totally obscured what should have been beautiful bodies in various forms of coupling. I too had a hard time understanding the NC-17 rating since the potential scenes that might merit it were more like flashes where if you blinked, you'd miss it. I also thought the floating fetus pregnancy/abortion scenes were overdone. That said, I appreciated Ana de Armas' commitment to her performance and didn't regret watching the movie.

I watched the first episode of this series on streaming and found the initial brothel scene appeared like they were shooting through a fog machine. I couldn't even make out who the characters were. I re-watched that part on another TV, also streaming, it was also obscured, despite my best efforts to adjust TV settings. I then watched the entire episode again through my cable box when it was rebroadcast - it was as clear as could be. Just a personal observation, but I've only noticed that difference on this show, since I often watch shows on one or the other, depending on my schedule.

I am about half-way through Season 2 of Merli Sapere Aude. Really like this show and and find the philosophy classes actually quite thought provoking. Having seen Maria Pujalte, as the lawyer in Toy Boy and now as the alcoholic teacher makes me want to see more from her. And course, Carlos Cuevas alone makes it worth watching. He is also in the show Leonardo which is currently being broadcast on the CW network. I just wish we had access to an English-captioned version of the original Merli.

I just finished Season 2 of Industry - less explicit (especially for the men) than Season 1, more girl-on-girl action, but also a romance between two male characters. It also had one of the best lines I've heard in a long time: "Sadly my looks have declined to the point that only women will sleep with me", spoken by the character Jesse Bloom.

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