Summary and Best Words for whatgetsmehot.blogspot Nov. 24, 2009

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• Its magic, its embedded invisible flowers bloom elegant Apture, Lijit, Zemanta, LinkWithin links. (11)
• Carla Bruni says shes taken Woody Allen up on his offer to appear in one of his films. (9)
• Wed expect nothing less from a woman who wrote a song called My Junk, in which she croons about rolling up her guy, the president of France, and smoking him. (10)
• His 2007 VH1 show, What Perez Sez, only spans four episodes, but he develops a clothing line, secures a syndicated radio deal, and appears at events, on TV, and in films and music videos. (17)
• He also releases the book Red Carpet Suicide: A Survival Guide on Keeping Up with the Hiltons, a how-to for the wanna-be famous (sample chapters: "Put the Ho in Hollywood," "Have a Meltdown," and "Pretend to Give Back") and launches CocoPerez. com, a blog about celebrity style. (19)
• A second book, Perez Hilton's True Bloggywood Stories: The Glamorous Life of Beating, Cheating, and Overdosing, hits stores this month. (14)
• The hugely popular live American television plays of the 1950s have become the stuff of legend. (15)
• Combining elements of theater, radio, and filmmaking, they were produced at a moment when TV technology was growing more mobile and art was being made accessible to a newly suburban postwar demographic. (16)
• These astonishingly choreographed, brilliantly acted, and socially progressive teleplays constituted an artistic high for the medium, bringing Broadway-quality drama to all of America. (16)
• The award-winning programs included in this box setoriginally curated for PBS in the early 1980s as the series The Golden Age of Television, featuring recollections from key cast and crew memberswere conceived by such up-and-comers as Rod Serling and John Frankenheimer and star the likes of Paul Newman, Mickey Rooney, Rod Steiger, Julie Harris, and Piper Laurie. (43)
• Renowned dramatist Paddy Chayefskys poignant and touching character study of a lonely, middle-aged butcher (Rod Steiger) looking for love helped usher in the naturalistic style of television drama in the 1950s. (31)
• Marty, directed by Delbert Mann, remains an enduring classic of the age of live television. (15)
• Nothing less than a milestone in television drama, writer Rod Serlings Patterns examines a power struggle between a corporate boss (Everett Sloane), a washed-up company man (Ed Begley), and the young executive groomed to take his place (Richard Kiley). (32)
• A huge hit when first broadcast, the production was re-aired the following week, which was unprecedented at the time. (8)
• Andy Griffith makes his first television appearance as Will Stockdale, a bumptious Air Force draftee who manages to drive his sergeant (Harry King) and the jokers who share his barracks crazy. (25)
• No Time for Sergeants is a riotous military comedy and launched newcomer Griffith to stardom. (9)
• Julie Harris stars as Shivawn, an Irish country innkeeper who finds new meaning in her life when she finally experiences her first love, with a troubled tourist (Donald Woods). (22)
• Written by playwright James Costigan, A Wind from the South features a typically marvelous performance from Harris and a surprising turn from Merv Griffin, who sings the shows theme song. (17)
• A punch-drunk prizefighter (Jack Palance) is forced to face life outside the ring in Rod Serlings searing indictment of the professional boxing underworld. (13)
• Costarring father and son Ed and Keenan Wynn, the former in his dramatic debut, and directed by Ralph Nelson, the Emmy Awardwinning Requiem for a Heavyweight is a moving portrait of a would-be champion. (17)
• Paul Newman is the star pitcher of a professional baseball team who helps a terminally ill country bumpkin catcher (Albert Salmi) live out one last season on the diamond. (17)
• A touching and honest tale of friendship, Bang the Drum Slowly is also considered one of the finest baseball stories of all time. (10)
• Mickey Rooney stars as a raging, tyrannical TV star stepping on anyone on his way to the top, including his browbeaten brother (Mel Tormé), despairing wife (Kim Hunter), and washed-up scriptwriter (Edmond OBrien). (19)
• Powerfully directed by John Frankenheimer from a script adapted for the screen by Rod Serling, The Comedian is a volatile glimpse behind the showbiz curtain. (18)
• A young married couple falls into a downward spiral of alcoholism and self-destruction in writer JP Millers devastating Days of Wine and Roses. (14)
• Masterfully directed by John Frankenheimer, this acclaimed production features riveting performances from Piper Laurie, Cliff Robertson, and Charles Bickford. (23)
• J'ai une petit demande chez toi. selon du plan de description de Dracula. peu poétique, littéraire. clairsemaient aux tempes, mais, ailleurs, épais et abondants. tant ils étaient denses. des dents éclatantes et particulièrement pointues. chez un homme de cet âge. pointes. donnaient toujours une impression d'énergie. celle d'une extraordinaire pâleur. m'avaient paru longues et fines. près, je les découvrais grossières, larges, doigts épais. constatation, aussi, je remarquais des poils au milieu des paumes. (37)

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