BenjaminNicholas

I'm a Forest Hills gal myself

Santa Fe is outstanding. Great community, good food, quality medical care, low(ish) cost of living, tons of things to do.

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Good grief!

Sure, why not http://www2.pictures.zimbio.com/mp/UYFexYOYP15l.jpg

I love Black Mirror: Hauntingly realistic of how we live and what's to come.

Working a strip club seems like a backwards move for him at this point. That's what a guy does when he's on the downward end of the bell-curve. He's smart in how he's selling the product. I'm always fascinated (in a good way) when I see young guys like this who can create and keep the chatter going.

The irony gets so thick here that I feel at times we need swim goggles to navigate

I understand where you're coming from, but you yourself opened this can of worms. You came here and solicited for opinions... And you got them. Because you didn't get the response you wanted doesn't mean some of them are wrong All said, you've been here long enough to know this is how things function around these parts. Opinions spiral into megathreads and it turns into That's Entertainment I, II and III.

I don't know the guy, but have traded messages with him on social media: He's whip smart, handsome as hell and is a bright marketeer. I'd go for it.

Full cast announced and it's impressive as hell: http://www.onceonthisisland.com/

I had seen this article already and it's incredibly sad. Drugs aren't the focus of the story: It's really about money buying someone protection. The West Coast political swamp is just as murky as DC's.

But why would someone want to use common sense when they could just continue to act like 'anonymous' bullies?

And that comment comes from someone who's got ink. This is perfectly absurd. I love this board

If you're going to call me out, at least have the fucking nerve to have something good on me You can give me pointers when you've actually achieved something in this business. Until that time comes, pipe down and take some level-headed advice from posters on this board.

Steroids, dermal filler, Botox and probably some Ben Nye

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Some people like blonds. Some don't. Some don't care. Ink is clearly a personal thing. The only story I can relate to this is that a few of my clients have told me point-blank that one reason they originally hired me was because my body wasn't full of tattoos. Not only was it their personal preference, but in bringing me along to very public events they said it attracted the wrong kind of attention. *shrug* To each their own, I say

I don't mind ink... On other guys. Never for me. I like my own skin clear, smooth and unpainted.

Wildhorn hasn't had a lot of success on Broadway, but his shows have done very well financially in Germany, the UK and Asia. For being a composer who's almost universally disliked by all major US critics, he's made a fortune by making some very smart business moves.

Vegas isn't really her thing. She's got a beautiful horse farm in CT and spends most of her time advocating for animals when she's not singing. Eder seems refreshingly 'non-industry,' and it's probably one of many reasons she's kept that beautiful range of hers: She only accepts the gigs she wants to and doesn't overdo it. It helps that she divorced well from Frank Wildhorn... She's been candid about that in interviews. Just saw her a few days ago at a Dallas event. She sounded absolutely amazing, which was especially difficult considering it was an outdoor venue... In Texas... In August.

Is this anything like the BRITISH INVASION? ... Why am I now picturing a young McCartney getting buggered by Ringo?

I've always said that if someone sounds that good on a cell phone recording, I'm sold