— 🎼AdagioForStrings🎻 (@adagioforstring) April 6, 2019
Linda Lavin & Alice cast sing Cole Porter 's "Don't Fence Me In" at their coworker's Vera 's home - who - spoiler alert - doesn't like sing alongs but is only trying to humor her husband who is a music fanatic pic.twitter.com/BFKpSsch6l
— 🎼AdagioForStrings🎻 (@adagioforstring) April 6, 2019
I'm not certain if TCM was passive aggressively dissing Ginger Rogers either this year or last by not scheduling any Ginger Rogers' movies for the centenary of her July 16, 1911 birthday, choosing instead, to schedule Roy Rogers' films. If so, the joke was on them, since Roy his wife, Dale, were also conservative Christians and regular guests on TBN. The imdb bio described Ginger as a "radical right-wing Republican", though I've never seen them describe any artist as "radical left wing commies":
She was a radical right-wing Republican, a proud member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, a Christian Scientist and a vocal supporter of the Hollywood blacklist.
"A rep for Brad Pitt, an avid supporter of President Obama, did not respond for further comment. Jane Pitt declined further comment when we attempted to reach her.
Brad’s brother Doug also defended his mother earlier this week during an appearance on the 'Today Show.'"
Lastly, I find it a bit odd that Get TV's birthday greeting bio of Ginger ignores the minor detail that she won an Oscar, but only includes the fact that she's Lucille Ball's cousin:
The blog title, "noli insipientium iniurias pati" is Latin for "Don't let the turkeys get you down." Benjamin Franklin bookcases the blog header title for two reasons:
1) He allegedly suggested the US adopt the turkey as its official mascot
2) His discovery of electricity helped Al Gore invent the internet
Quantum Physics equation under profile picture explained here
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