Terminator: Dark Fate has been a massive bomb at the box office but I saw it on opening weekend and thought it was okay.
One of the things I liked about it was that the very handsome Diego Boneta is in the cast as the brother of the film’s heroine.
Boneta is 28-year-old a Mexican singer and actor who first gained wider recognition for starring the musical film Rock of Ages in 2012, the horror series Scream Queens in 2015, and the biographical series Luis Miguel in 2018.
As much as I have savored the trivalry between Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer that has riveted tennis fans for more than a decade, I’m growing a bit impatient for one of the younger players to break through to the upper echelons of the game.
Could Dominic Thiem finally be that guy?
Earlier today, he edged Djokovic 6-7 (5), 6-3, 7-6 (5) in the ATP Finals just two days after beating Federer in the tournament by a score of 7-5 7-5.
“This was really one of those special matches that I practiced all my life for,” Thiem said after his win. “It was probably the best match I’ve ever played.”
At 26, it’s now or never for Thiem who is currently ranked number 5 in the world. He’s won 16 career titles and made it to the finals of the French Open the past two years. But until he starts to bag some of the grand slam titles, it’s not a Hall of Fame career.
But whatever happens, he has a Hall of Fame booty!
I always had the feeling that former UN Ambassador and South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley was somehow a voice of reason in the Trump administration. I no longer think that or have much respect for her.
The speculation is growing that Haley is angling to replace Mike Pence on the 2020 Republican ticket. If true, it would sort of explain why she’s willing to go on national television and say things no one could possibly believe.
CNN’s Anderson Cooper tonight deservedly mocked Haley over her comments about Trump being “truthful” in a painful interview this morning on The Today Show. Incredulously, she said with a straight face: “In every instance that I dealt with him, he was truthful, he listened and he was great to work with.”
Cooper on his The Ridiculist segment:“Truthful? Great to work with? A listener? Who is this man she speaks of? I’d swipe right on him.” In response to her calling Trump truthful, Cooper said “bless her heart.”
Cooper went on to say: “I’m not sure how she qualified it is actually going to win her any kudos from the president if he was actually listening. Did you notice she gave herself some wiggle room by saying ‘In every instance I dealt with him he was truthful.’ It’s like when Vice President Pence or other politicians respond to a question that they don’t want to answer or respond to be saying ‘Well, all I can tell you is what I saw.’ Actually, no. You all can speak to things you haven’t seen… For instance, I haven’t been on the moon, but I know it’s not made out of cheese. I’m sure Nikki Haley worked very hard as the U.N. Ambassador, but she has eyes and ears and a TV like the rest of us, and Trump makes stuff up all the time on TV.”
Cooper showed several examples before concluding by saying, “Ambassador Haley may have survived the administration, but it’s not clear her reputation can survive her book tour’s endless and kind of sad stops along sycophant street.”
On NBC’s Today Show this morning, Robyn Crawford talked to Craig Melvin about her relationship with singer Whitney Houston. While acknowledging that Whitney’s husband, Bobby Brown, “was very annoying,” she denies ever being estranged from the singer: “Whitney and I didn’t fall out.”
I find the tone of the interview a bit rushed and rude. The interviewer wants to get all the boxes checked in a limited amount of time so I don’t think Crawford benefits from the live interview format. I hope other interviews are more sensitive.
Andy Cohen asked actress Kristin Davis to get real on some “Sex and the City” topics including her least favorite Charlotte storyline and Sarah Jessica Parker calls in to ask an insider question.
DeMarco Morgan joined KCBS in Los Angeles last April.
He is a very impressive man – and quite fit!
Morgan has been a CBS News correspondent since fall 2015. He shifted to Los Angeles after more than three years working for the network out of New York. He joined CBS News from WXIA Atlanta, where he was a reporter and co-anchor. Prior to that, Morgan was weekend anchor at WNBC New York and was cut-in anchor for MSNBC. He’s also worked at WTVJ Miami, WISN Milwaukee and WJTV Jackson (MS).
He has been honored with several awards, including the 2009 Thurgood Marshall Prestige Award for his community service efforts while working at WNBC; the Atlanta Business League’s “Men of Influence” Award in 2012. He was named one of the nation’s Top Ten Collegiate Journalists in the country in 2001 by Scripps Howard and named one of Ebony Magazine’s Top 30 Future Young Leaders of America in 2006. Morgan was also named one of South Florida Magazine’s top 40 most influential black professionals in 2008.
Morgan graduated from Jackson State University, where he received a Bachelor of Science in liberal arts. He also earned a Master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University. While at Columbia University, Morgan was a Fred Friendly Scholar and interned at CBS News and 48 HOURS.
The year was 1982 and the legendary Bette Davis appeared at the Tower Records in Westwood to sign an album she recorded in the 1960s called Bette Davis Sings. She was 74 then and still working regularly in both television and featured films. But the next year she would undergo a mastectomy and have a stroke. Still, the two-time Oscar winner went on to make four more movies including the acclaimed The Whales of August.
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Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon shared this video on YouTube: Today is my 30th birthday. I couldn’t be more grateful for everything and everyone in my life. Thank you for always sending love and positive energy my way. I hope I’m always able to do the same for you.
Patti LuPone won the Olivier Award this year after returning to the London stage in a new production of Company in the character of Joanne who gets to belt out the show-stopping number The Ladies Who Lunch.
She will perform the role on Broadway beginning early next year and could win her third Tony. Here’s hoping! Patti had first played the role in 2011 in a New York Philharmonic Concert version that was filmed and released in theaters and later on DVD.
But LuPone first performed the song, oh-so memorably, at the 80th birthday celebration of Stephen Sondheim in the presence of the original Joanne — the late, great Elaine Stritch.
Below are Stritch’s version, LuPone’s version and some other interesting takes on the song by Alan Cumming, Anna Kendrick and Carol Burnett.
Remember handsome Don Murray from the first few seasons of Knots Landing when he played Sid Fairgate?
I sure do!
Sid was married to Karen (Michelle Lee) and they lived next door to Gary and Val (Ted Shackleford and Joan Van Ark) and across the street from his sister Abby (Donna Mills).
But Sid died during surgery that was supposed to make him walk again and he became paralyzed in a car “accident” that occurred after some bad guy involved with Gary cut his brakes.
Oh the drama!
Anyway, Don was around long before Knots Landing. He made his Broadway debut in 1951 in The Rose Tattoo then got his big break in movies starring opposite Marilyn Monroe in 1956′s Bus Stop for which he was nominated for an Oscar.
He married Hope Lange, with whom he also starred with in the film, and they had two children before divorcing.
He then went on to star in such films as The Bachelor Party, A Hatful of Rain, Advise and Consent, Baby the Rain Must Fall, and Conquest of the Planet of the Apes.
Knots Landing went on to run more than a decade after Don left the show. He spent his time appearing in an assortment of TV movies, doing guest spots on various series and doing some feature roles including the 1986 film Peggy Sue Got Married.
Now 90, he was still acting until a few years ago with his most recent credits being the 2017 film The Hard Ride and the third season of Twin Peaks, also known as Twin Peaks: The Return.
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Patti LuPone won the Olivier Award this year after returning to the London stage in a new production of Company in the character of Joanne who gets to belt out the show-stopping number The Ladies Who Lunch.
Remember handsome Don Murray from the first few seasons of Knots Landing when he played Sid Fairgate?
But Sid died during surgery that was supposed to make him walk again and he became paralyzed in a car “accident” that occurred after some bad guy involved with Gary cut his brakes.
