DramatistDreamer

Oh my goodness, yes, I had forgotten about some of this stuff, with Rees-Mogg and lying to the Queen of England! This was a good review by O'Brien. Sometimes during previous U.K. elections, I have livestreamed LBC. Really interesting and concisely, passionately put. My question is, did Brexit really "get done" when British and French fisherfolk are still arguing about fishing rights? Has the lorry drivers shortage been resolved? If not, and the U.K. is still trying to lure drivers from the E.U. with less than desirable short-term agreements, wasn't Brexit supposed to short-circuit this from happening? What about all the loads of paperwork that an agreement was supposed to circumvent in transporting goods? It seems as if Brexit didn't quite get everything done.

That news about Wilson is quite sad. R.I.P.

I agree with @JaneAusten that McAuliffe ran a lazy campaign. If reports are to be believed, he was hoping for the infrastructure bill to pass before the election to deliver a "win" for him to run on??? WTF! How about telling the people of VA what you as governor plan to do specifically to make life better for constituents and keep reiterating this and the fact that your opponent has no real ideas for improving daily life for everyday Virginians, other than making them afraid. Emphasize that America is at its best when operating on hope and optimism, not fear. Why did he even run again anyway? Part of me wonders whether he was the best that the Dems could do in VA. And don't get me started on that new Lt. Governor. Ugh, I do not claim her. I know gun-toting Sears is no Democrat but she is of my ethnic group and neither I, nor anyone else I know, claim her. What's wrong with the state of VA anyway?

I posted it during the livestream that there definitely was nothing that hadn't already been covered in previous interviews being explored. I was just so glad to see Eileen. Given, a few posters who popped up in this thread last year trying to spread the notion that Eileen was cognitively unable to do one of these livestreams (persons who don't seem to be around anymore, thankfully), I was just glad to see her. I was also tickled to hear her respond "Of course, I remember!" to a number of Locher's questions. It speaks of a lady who has been asked this question more than once and is perhaps weary of being asked whether she remembers something.

Thank you, Errol for leaving this a free-floating forum and you have definitely not shied away from these topics. And thanks for giving the 411 on the misperception on motives for the radio silence on some topics in the soap media. Personally, imo, it seems like access reporting, where some blogs/sites are more dependent on access to soap actors than others affecting reporting decisions. I can sort of understand this, but it becomes a bit more challenging to get my head around the concept when a particular site is known for publishing rumors and imagined scenarios like fantasy castings.

Are there people who still believe that Johnson can produce good results for the people? He seems to over-promise and under-deliver quite a lot. Also, the assertion that anyone can make about NJ is a long-time blue state when Chris Christie was governor not too long ago seems weird. I don't know about NYC but many areas had poor turnout, which has had a history of favoring GOP candidates. I still think it's a weird flex for media to use municipal and non-Congressional elections as some sort of bellwether for midterms, but I guess we'll see. Anti-CRT campaigns flopped in more than they succeeded but this was only half-discussed days after the election. Doesn't sell headlines and clicks, I guess.

Thanks for the summary, @OzFrog. From the article I read this morning, I gathered that it was an ethics violation but your summary clarified matters.

This scandal is something that I am unfamiliar with, despite the fact that I watch the BBC News world broadcast several days a week.

I admit to not knowing much about this player but I know she has been around for years now, she should've known better, honestly.

I tried to get past it and focus solely on Eileen but man, it's a challenge when the host is so inept at maintaining conversation threads. He would just stop the conversation cold, he's so stilted. I was grateful that Don could come on, that helped give the conversation more texture, it felt natural.

I have to be honest and go on ahead and admit that I don't know all that much about old Hollywood. Most of the things that I've learned have been in recent years. I can tell you about scripts and some production histories of certain films and especially plays, but personal lives...not so much.

Don mentioning that actors would be pulled if Irna Phillips said she didn't want to see them again, lol. Eileen talking about Elaine Stritch and it went right over Alan's head, lol. At the very least, Alan is respectful and is giving her space to speak.

Don Hastings. Really nice to see. Things are picking up. Now, can we get another host/moderator?

I just wish there were a better host/interviewer to focus this, but I guess for someone who's never read about Fulton or seen/read any interviews these are brand new insights. The photo of Lisa and Earl is a nice touch. More photos and some clips would probably help. Still, it's very nice to see Ms. Fulton. Worth putting up with Alan.

How many times have we heard "That's crazy!" so far. I'm just here for Eileen. That's it!

AIDS? Or HIV? There is a serious difference, like, life and death. Let's not pretend that Marland didn't know how to write a sexy scene. Maybe not 90s Marland, but 80s Marland sure as hell did.

$10K for Julianne Moore, Marisa Tomei, I can possibly see but for someone who practically sleepwalks through scenes??

Looking back at these earliest episodes, it really is obvious why these particular actors were chosen to portray the Logan family- the bone structure, along the jawline in particular, is very similar, and when you add in Judith Baldwin, the actress who played the original Beth Logan, the pattern of facial similarities between the actors who portrayed the Logans is magnified that much more. I'm not saying they look identical, just that the bone structure, especially along the jawline is strikingly similar.

It's weird how all these soap blogs that normally feast on rumors are so mum in instances like these.

Well damn, how many Hollywood leading men have abused Natalie Wood?!

Apt.

Speaking of Boehlert, this makes me wonder whether the Democratic party is equipped to do this, because the lying only seems to be getting worse with little acknowledgement from most media.

More on the Peng Shuai sexual assault allegations and the ensuing censorship by the Chinese government.