Those "Who Dat?" Headlines
Margarita DeVille #264: Who the hell are these people?
One of my many, many newsfeeds is Google "Entertainment." I see lot of those "who dat?" headlines.
As time goes on, I recognize fewer celebrities and pop stars. Which is fine. As my brain cells decrease, I don't need to have any dedicated to the latest person famous for being famous this week.
Milady and I did watch a nice Fred and Ginger movie the other night. Top Hat. Fun music by Irving Berlin, co-starring the delightful Edward Everett Horton. Indulgent sets and massive choreography. Now, that's worth dedicating some brain cells. And it's one movie I'll bet they'll never re-make.
Am I rambling? About time to retire these brain cells for the night....
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