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		<title>In Spite of Robert DeNiro</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 May 2012 18:42:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>America is in the most dangerous time for racial conflict in history.  During slavery and the era of Jim Crow the American Negro was repressed.  It was wrong.  Differences between races are insignificant biologically, but not culturally.   Sociologically we are much more products of nuture than nature.  <span id="more-742"></span></p>
<p>In 1970 while walking in Los Angeles with a liberal friend, four young black men were coming our way.  He became alarmed and ran into a dress shop.  I stood there not knowing what to do as I was not in need of a new &#8220;fashion.&#8221; The young men passed,  One said, “Hi,” and I said “Hi” They continued on in animated conversation, laughing and talking having barely noticed me.  I went into the dress shop to find my friend cowering between racks of dresses.</p>
<p>“Are they gone?”  “Yes,” I said, “What&#8217;s wrong?”  He became defensive, going  into a rant about crime, violence and raving about &#8220;razors.&#8221;  We were a few years from the Watts riots and black guys were committing a disproportionate number of burglaries, but that did not make every Negro dangerous.</p>
<p>I lived in mostly black Baldwin Hills in the 60’s and never had a problem.  We went to movie theaters.  We had a black doctor. He had to have been at the top of his class to get into and through medical school.  But, he had the largest hands I had ever seen.  &#8220;Never a prostate exam from him,&#8221; I vowed.</p>
<p>Seeing what is happening, what I read and hear of liberals now it is clear they are in great fear of blacks who know it.  This is a dangerous time for America’s Negroes as we are at critical mass.  In a collapse or backfire they lose on numbers, power and money.  As in Watts, what they burn they live with as there will be no money or impetus to repair what they destroy.</p>
<p>Fear is so much a component of &#8220;political correctness&#8221; the TSA bureau released, “The Council on American Islamic Relations is calling on Homeland Security to stop the humiliating, invasive, intrusive pat-downs of Muslim women.&#8221; Janet Napolitano replied “adjustments will be made particularly for Muslims.&#8221;  Expect Muslim women to be exempted while 80 year-old white grandmothers and three year-olds are strip searched.</p>
<p>It was the genius of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to challenge hate and fear on both sides philosophically.  We are no different under the skin.  Negros have stronger bones, more dense muscles and total freckles.  Whites swim better having more fat; that’s it.  Our DNA interchanges, but cultures usually not; yet.  But, they should.  They have to as that is what America is all about, the best of everything for everybody in spite of Robert DeNiro.</p>
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		<title>Mageina tovah</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 May 2012 18:11:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Philippine Government ask Taylor Kitsch to correct his wrong statement about the country</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 May 2012 18:08:48 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Philippine Government ask Taylor Kitsch to correct his wrong statement about the country. &#8220;John Carter&#8221; star Taylor Kitsch was asked by Philippine government to correct his statement about Philippines and its airport official where he claims on his interview on David Letterman Show where David asked him about his experience in his travel to the Philippines where he gave him a rough treatment during his entry to the country.<span id="more-731"></span> The Philippine immigration officials went out of their way to investigate the matter, but they found out that Taylor Kitsch was never in the Philippines as their record shows. The film Taylor said was actually shot in a different country, in Indonesia. Now the Philippine official are mulling to write to the actor to retract what he said since it tainted a good record that they have in their office. I feel confident that Mr. Kitsch was mistaken in saying that his bad experience during his travel was in the Philippines, Bureau of Customs commissioner Ruffy Biazon said in his report, published on the website of local television station ABS-CBN. Authorities had found no customs or immigration records of Kitsch s visit, Biazon said. Also, the Philippine government had not given any permits for location shooting for the Oliver Stone-directed Savages , contrary to the actor s suggestion. Biazon said he learnt some scenes in the upcoming film, also starring John Travolta and Uma Thurman, were actually recently filmed in Indonesia, the Philippines neighbour to the south. Unfortunately, the damage was done . In the meantime, Mr. Kitsch, perhaps you can help us redeem our lost pride, Biazon wrote. Watch the video below. Posted in: Airport delay,David Letterman interview,John Carter,Philippine Government,Pinoy E-news,Taylor Kitsch Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to Facebook</p>
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		<title>Boris karloff</title>
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 Classic radio dramas not only promise great entertainment value, but are also essential for any fan of classic cinema. If you&#8217;re into any of the classic Hollywood actors you just need to become a fan of OTR to truly appreciate the scope of those actors&#8217; talents as practically everyone of these artists was at some stage involved with recording radio shows. Some recorded very little: Bela Lugosi e.g. was very much compromised by his strong accent that prevented him from making a real impact on radio. Some recorded a lot: The likes of Orson Welles or Vincent Price e.g. have such a broad recording history that it nearly warrants an entire tome just dedicated to that aspect of their acting careers. But whether an actor recorded a little or a lot, the chances that your favourite classic thespian recorded a least a certain amount are very high.<br />
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 So how does Boris Karloff fit into this? Just a cursory glance at the listing on the official Karloff site reveals that he was one of the more prolific radio actors. His mellifluous voice was ideal for radio shows and his OTR output was tremendous. There&#8217;s hardly a month in his career in which he did not record radio shows and in actual fact there was many a period when he was involved in several shows per month. This is a gigantic output especially considering that at the same time he was also busy shooting hundreds of movies and TV shows. But the sheer numbers of radio shows is not the only thing to hit you when you start looking at Karloff, the radio performer. More important is the sheer range and versatility of these performances. Sure, true to form there are indeed a wide range of macabre performances that come with the territory, but he also appeared in comedy shows often spoofing his own image. And if you were always annoyed that he didn&#8217;t star in Frank Capra&#8217;s Arsenic and Old Lace, rejoice as you can listen to him reprising his stage role as Jonathan Brewster in a couple of radio dramas. Together with his colleague John Carradine he also appeared in Information Please, a celebrity radio quiz show in which he was able to demonstrate a wide range of knowledge that would put most current celebs to shame. He also was the host of a long running series of factual programs based on stories published in the Readers&#8217; Digest.<br />
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 So if I have managed to wet your appetite a little bit, then what are you waiting for? Luckily for us a large number of his radio shows are available freely on the Internet as MP3s. Though there are already at least two good Karloffian OTR lists around (the one on the official site as well as one on the Radio Gold Index I have decided to run my own here. It is a conglomerate of the other two lists as some of the titles were not listed on both. Also none of the two lists features links to available shows online. Those lists do, however, provide a wealth of extra info about the individual shows well worth checking out. So my goal with this list is to provide an extensive overview of Karloff&#8217;s radio work as well as info on where to listen to those shows. A list like this will by its very nature probably remain forever incomplete. From the 12 (or 13) episodes of Creeps by Night that Karloff was involved in, the titles of only seven are still known and of those only two still appear to be available in any shape or form. I would like to have this list as a constant work in progress and want to keep it as updated as much possible, I would welcome any additional info available, both regarding new episode names or dates as well as links to online availability not mentioned yet.<br />
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 This list does not cover Karloff&#8217;s appearances on audio records, some of which can also be found online. The IMDB has provided a short cursory overview into this aspect of Karloff&#8217;s career. For those of you not averse to spending on OTR, the OTRcat has 69 Boris Karloff shows available on CD for just $5. Some of them do not appear to be easily available online otherwise. Boris Karloff Radio Check List: Unknown Title (January 3, 1932) Format: Variety; Network: CBS. Hollywood on Parade [aka: Hollywood on the Air] (October 7, 1933) Hollywood on Parade [aka: Hollywood on the Air] (January 27, 1934) The Fleischmann s Yeast Hour: &#8220;Death Takes a Holiday&#8221; (October 11, 1934) Hollywood on the Air (May 1935) Shell Chateau (August 31, 1935) Unknown Title (December 30, 1935) The Fleischmann s Yeast Hour (February 6, 1936) The Royal GeIatin Hour (September 3, 1936) Camel Caravan (December 8, 1936) The Chase and Sanborn Hour (January 30, 1938) Baker s Broadcast [aka: Seein Stars in Hollywood] (March 13, 1938) Lights Out: The Dream aka Darrell Hall s Thoughts (March 23, 1938) = The Dream Lights Out: Valse Triste (March 30, 1938) Lights Out: Cat Wife (April 6, 1938) Unknown Title (April 11, 1938) Lights Out: Three Matches (April 13, 1938) Lights Out: Night on the Mountain (April 20, 1938) Royal Gelatin Hour aka The Royal Desserts Hour aka The Rudy Vallee Hour (May 5, 1938) The Eddie Cantor Show (January 16, 1939) Royal Gelatin Hour ( April 6 1939) Kay Kyser&#8217;s Kollege of Musical Knnowledge ( September 25, 1940) Everyman s Theater: Cat Wife (October 18, 1940) Information Please (January 24, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Man of Steel (March 16, 1941) Hollywood News Girl (March 22, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Man Who Hated Death (March 23, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Death in the Zoo (April 6, 1941) The Voice of Broadway (April 19, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Fog (April 20, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: &#8220;Imperfect Crime (May 11, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Fall of the House of Usher (June 1, 1941) Bundles for Britain (June 14, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Green-Eyed Bat (June 22, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Man Who Painted Death (June 29, 1941) United Press Is On the Air (July 11, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Death Is a Murderer (July 13, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Tell-Tale Heart (August 3, 1941) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Terror on Bailey Street (October 26, 1941) Time to Smile (December 17, 1941) Keep em Rolling (February 8, 1942) Information Please (February 20, 1942) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Fall of the House of Usher (April 5, 1942) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Blackstone (April 19, 1942) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Study for Murder (May 3, 1942) [No direct link found, but available by email upon request] Inner Sanctum Mysteries: &#8220;The Cone (May 24, 1942) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Death Wears My Face (May 31, 1942) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Strange Bequest (April 7, 1942) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Grey Wolf (April 21, 1941) The Theatre Guild on the Air: Arsenic and Old Lace (1943) Information Please (May 17, 1943) Blue Ribbon Town (July 24, 1943) The Charlie McCarthy Show (January 30, 1944) Creeps By Night (February 15-June 20, 1944) [series] The Voice of Death (February 15, 1944) The Man With the Devil s Hands (February 22, 1944) Dark Destiny (March 14, 1944) A String of Pearls (March 28, 1944) Those Who Walk in Darkness (April 25, 1944) The Final Reckoning (May 2, 1944) The Hunt (May 9, 1944) Blue Ribbon Town (June 3, 1944) Duffy s Tavern (January 12, 1945) Suspense: Drury s Bones (January 25, 1945) The Fred Allen Show (October 14, 1945) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Corridor of Doom (October 23, 1945) Hildegarde s Radio Room aka The Raleigh Room (October 23, 1945) The Charlie McCarthy Program (October 28, 1945) Report to the Nation: Back for Christmas (November 3, 1945) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Wailing Wall (November 6, 1945) Theatre Guild on the Air: The Emperor Jones and Where the Cross is Made (November 11, 1945) The Fred Allen Show: Renting a Room (November 18, 1945) Textron Theater: Angel Street (December 8, 1945) Exploring the Unknown: The Baffled Genie (December 23, 1945) The Radio Hall of Fame (December 23, 1945) Information Please (December 24, 1945) Request Performance: &#8220;The Reconversion of Karloff&#8221; aka &#8220;The Bet&#8221; (February 3, 1946) That s Life (November 8, 1946) The Lady Esther Screen Guild Theatre: Arsenic and Old Lace (November 25, 1946) Show Stoppers (1946) The Jack Benny Show (January 19, 1947) Lights Out (July 16-August 6, 1947) [series] Death Robbery (July 16, 1947) The Undead (July 23, 1947) The Ring (July 30, 1947) Philco Radio Time (aka The Bing Crosby Show) (October 29, 1947) The Jimmy Durante Show (December 10, 1947) Suspense: Wet Saturday (December 19, 1947) The Kraft Music Hall (December 25, 1947) Unconquered (1947) Guest Star: The Babysitter (September 12, 1948) The NBC University Theater of the Air: The History of Mr. Polly (October 17, 1948) The Sealtest Variety Theater (aka The Dorothy Lamour Show) (October 28, 1948) Great Scenes from Great Plays: On Borrowed Time (October 29, 1948) Truth or Consequences (October 30, 1948) Theater USA (February 3, 1949) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Birdsong for a Murderer (February 14, 1949) Spike Jones Spotlight Review (April 9, 1949) Theatre Guild on the Air (May 29, 1949) The Sealtest Variety Theater (aka The Dorothy Lamour Show) (June 23, 1949) Starring Boris Karloff (September 21-December 14, 1949) Five Golden Guineas (September 21) The Mask (September 28) Mungahara (October 5) Mad Illusion (October 12) Perchance to Dream, (October 19) The Devil Takes a Bride (October 26) The Moving Finger (November 2) The Twisted Path (November 9) False Face (November 16) Cranky Bill (November 23) Three O Clock (November 30) The Shop at Sly Corner (December 7) The Night Reveals (December 14) The Bill Stern Colgate Sports Newsreel (January 13, 1950) The Bill Stern Colgate Sports Newsreel (July 21, 1950) Boris Karloff&#8217;s Treasure Chest (September 17-December 17, 1950) [series] Casey at the Bat (October 1, 1950) Johnny Appleseed (November 26, 1950) Boris Karloff s Christmas Treasure Chest (December 24, 1950) The Theater Guild on the Air: David Copperfield (December 24, 1950) Stars on Parade: The Big Man (May 4, 1951) Duffy s Tavern (October 1951) Phillip Morris Playhouse on Broadway: Journey into Nowhere (February 10, 1952) The MGM Musical Comedy Theatre. (February 20, 1952) The Theatre Guild on the Air: Oliver Twist (February 24, 1952) The Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis Show (April 18, 1952) [No direct link found, but available by email upon request] The Theatre Guild on the Air: The Sea Wolf (April 27, 1952) Phillip Morris Playhouse on Broadway: Outward Bound (June 1, 1952) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Birdsong for a Murderer (June 22, 1952) Best Plays: Arsenic and Old Lace (July 6, 1952) Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Death for Sale (July 13, 1952) MGM Musical Comedy Theater of the Air: Yolanda and the Thief (November 26, 1952) Phillip Morris Playhouse on Broadway: Man Against Town (December 10, 1952) U.S. Steel Hour: Great Expectations (April 5, 1953) Phillip Morris Playhouse on Broadway: Dead Past (April 15, 1953) Heritage: Plagues (April 23, 1953) Phillip Morris Playhouse on Broadway: The Shop at Sly Corner (June 17, 1953) Recollections At Thirty. (September 26, 1956) Tales from the Reader s Digest aka The Boris Karloff Program These are short 3-minute shows in which Karloff presents info from the pages of the Reader&#8217;s Digest. Over the course of that show he recorded so many of these that a complete overview would require a blog post in its own right. A complete list can be obtained by scanning the Radio Gold Index. The following six samples are the ones that still appear to be available. &#8220;Special Message to Station Owners&#8221; (December 1957) &#8220;Chung Ling Soo&#8221; (December 16, 1957) &#8220;Shakespeare&#8217;s Hometown (December 17, 1957) &#8220;Story of Wood&#8221; (December 18, 1957) &#8220;Dr. Harvey Cushing&#8221; (December 19, 1957) &#8220;The White House&#8221; (December 20, 1957) Easy as ABC: 0 Is for Old Wives Tales (April 27, 1958)</p>
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Barbara Hershey and Naveen Andrews, who have been in relationship with each other, have parted their ways according to reports. The have been in relationship for 12 years and ultimately, this relationship came to an end according to Lost star representative. The most hilarious thing about their relationship is that they had broken up with each other some six months ago but they are still friends . According to media reports, their relationship was a little bit odd for some people because of their age difference.<br />
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 Perhaps people will not believe in the fact that they have the age difference of 21 years. Yes! Barbara is 21 years older than Andrews. On the other hand, she does not look that much older. She is gorgeous even at this age. Barbara Hershey was born in Hollywood, Los Angeles on February 5, 1948 and she is 62 years old. She is the daughter of an actor, Arnold Nathan Herzstein.<br />
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 She was interested in acting right from her childhood and got admission in Hollywood High School. Her first project was The Monroes which was a 1966 series. Her first movie was With Six You Get Eggroll which was released in 1968.<br />
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 She played lead roles as well such as Martin Scorsese s films The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) and Box Car Bertha (1972). Previously, Barbara had relationship with David Carradine and she gave birth to a child, Free, from him. Then she married to Stephen Douglas. They got separated in 1992. In 1999, she developed interest in Naveen Andrews. They fall in love with each other on the set of Drowning on Dry Land .</p>
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		<title>Beauty Shopping with Marla Malcolm</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I don t believe in one miracle product that does it all, says Marla Malcolm Beck, founder of the Bluemercury beauty boutiques. While Beck is constantly experimenting with new potions and lotions stocking the shelves of her stores across the country, from Georgetown and Philadelphia to Tucson and the just-opened location in Manhattan s Union Square she also believes in making core changes to one s routine along with the seasons, as skin s needs and makeup moods change with the weather.<span id="more-722"></span> Heading into spring, there s an element of simplicity, she says. We get a lot more relaxed and we don t necessarily want to spend the time putting on a full face. Click through our slideshow above to see what Beck is using to take her from winter to spring.</p>
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		<title>FORTUNE FAVORS THE BOLD: A CONVERSATION WITH OLIVER STONE</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>APRIL 28, 2011 Reponse to Part I of this interview has been overwhelmingly favorable. Thank you, one and all. Before continuing, I want to remind readers that the picture we re discussing is Alexander Revisited: The Final Version,&#8221; not the &#8220;director&#8217;s cut.&#8221; The iteration known as &#8220;director s cut was made in 2004, at the time of the Alexander s theatrical release. Only after years of deep reflection and hard work in his editing room did Oliver Stone release the extremely moving Final Version, exclusively on dvd, in 2007. It is now available on iTunes and &#8220;on demand.&#8221; Make sure you see the right one.<span id="more-717"></span> Prior to the end of this post&#8217;s first part, Alexander s director spoke about the great pre-1960 s road show movies, which were exhibited with intermissions. Such breaks, he pointed out, enabled viewers to digest what they d seen in the first two hours and, thereby, have a heightened experience of the end of the film. Mr. Stone remarked that this was before Hollywood studios were gripped by incessant screaming about grosses and running time. . He continued: Because of the flexibility of the dvd format, I could add an intermission. No one at the studio could object to the length of a film viewers would see in their own homes. And you need that breather in order to absorb a complex narrative with so many characters. In the first part of the movie, Alexander gets all the way to the Himalayas, to the Hindu Kush, and he sees that Aristotle s map is wrong; these mountains are not the end of the world. His response is, We must get to the end. He didn t know where or what that was, he just knew he had to get there &#8230;</p>
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