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Posted on 02/27/2011 3:11:48 AM PST by DollyCali
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Shortest Oscar telecast in a long time. Cutting out those montages really helped. They should send the two Oscars for short features to a non-televised event and just announce the winners. Nobody knows this people or what they do.
Goodnight to everyone! It was fun...
Deargawd ...
-PJ
irony is u think hollywoods kiddies go to such an ethnic skewl?
yet they pat themselves on the back
Yeah, been too busy to do audio or video. Hopefully, this year will do a youtube. If all goes well, with a big band.
Good nite from here as well.
I enjoyed.
Hot, hot, hot!
Only sound I have is on 2 tracks and it’s a bootleg tape with people coughing on it. I want to break it into parts and cut out the coughing and the emcee.
God love him ... I didn’t know the guy on the far lefr.
Are you on Silent_jonny’s American Idol thread? It’s a hoot. You can get on his ping list. It’s merciless in there but we have fun.
That’s a voodoo dress. Her mom practices santoria in the White House.
Yes .. his acting was too true to the real thing. Very talented, for sure.
That’s a voodoo dress. Her mom practices santoria in the White House.
Everyone can’t be the Reagans, even in their styling, but that is appalling!
cnn headline news is bashing James Franco and giving Anne Hathaway an A+ but Sheryl Ralph doesn’t like either one. They thought the show sucked basically.
Thanks, Lucius.
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And to those of you who are interesteed, here is a list of celebs 80 and beyond:
Here are the most recent changes to the list below:
Maya Angelou - added
(*) Dino De Laurentiis - died
G. Gordon Liddy - turned 80
(*) Stan Musial - turned 90
(*) Noel Neill - turned 90
Leslie Nielsen - died
Doris Roberts - turned 80
Gene Shalit - added
The following 305 living people are all at least 80 years old:
(*) indicates 90 to 99 (53 people on this list)
(!) indicates 100 and over (2 people on this list)
Julie Adams - actress, “Creature From the Black Lagoon”
Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin - U.S. astronaut
Marty Allen - game show panelist
Ed Ames - tomahawk-throwing actor
Richard Anderson - actor, “The Six Million Dollar Man”
(*) Patty Andrews - singer, the Andrews Sisters
Maya Angelou - writer, “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings”
(*) Allan Arbus - actor, “M*A*S*H”
Bill Archer - U.S. congressman
Neil Armstrong - U.S. astronaut
James Arness - actor, “Gunsmoke”
William Asher - director, “Bewitched”
Ed Asner - actor, Lou Grant
John Astin - actor, “The Addams Family”
Richard Attenborough - film director, “Gandhi”
Lauren Bacall - actress
Burt Bacharach - songwriter, “What the World Needs Now is Love”
Howard Baker Jr. - U.S. senator/White House chief of staff
James Baker III - U.S. cabinet member/White House chief of staff
Conrad Bain - actor, “Diff’rent Strokes”
Roger Bannister - runner
Bob Barker - game show host
Chuck Barris - TV host, “The Gong Show”
Harry Belafonte - calypso singer
Orson Bean - actor, “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman”
Pope Benedict XVI - Roman Catholic pope
Tony Bennett - singer
Yogi Berra - baseball player
Chuck Berry - rock ‘n’ roll pioneer
James Best - actor, “The Dukes of Hazzard”
(*) Ernest Borgnine - actor
Robert Bork - U.S. Supreme Court nominee
Frank Borman - U.S. astronaut
Boutros Boutros-Ghali - U.N. secretary-general
Bobby Bowden - college football coach, Florida Seminoles
(*) Ray Bradbury - science fiction author
Ben Bradlee - editor, The Washington Post
Nicholas Brady - U.S. secretary of treasury
Peter Breck - actor, “The Big Valley”
Mel Brooks - director, “Young Frankenstein”
Joyce Brothers - advice columnist
Helen Gurley Brown - editor, “Cosmopolitan”
Dave Brubeck - jazz pianist
Warren Buffett - investor, Berkshire Hathaway
Barbara Bush - U.S. first lady
George Bush - U.S. president
(*) Frank Cady - actor; “Green Acres”
Sid Caesar - actor
Charlie Callas - comedian
Pierre Cardin - fashion designer
Scott Carpenter - U.S. astronaut, Project Mercury
Jimmy Carter - U.S. president
Rosalynn Carter - U.S. first lady
Fidel Castro - Cuban dictator
Carol Channing - actress
Jack T. Chick - Christian cartoonist/publisher
Noam Chomsky - leftist linguist
Dick Clark - TV host and producer
Robert Clary - actor, “Hogan’s Heroes”
Michael Collins - U.S. astronaut
Sean Connery - actor
Mike Connors - actor, “Mannix”
(*) Denton Cooley - heart surgeon
Jackie Cooper - actor
(*) “Professor” Irwin Corey - comedian
(*) Javier Perez de Cuellar - U.N. secretary-general
Bill Daily - actor, “I Dream of Jeannie”
Vic Damone - singer, “On the Street Where You Live”
Jean Darling - actress, “The Little Rascals”
Hal David - songwriter, “What the World Needs Now is Love”
Al Davis - pro sports executive, Oakland/L.A. Raiders
Ann B. Davis - actress, “The Brady Bunch”
Doris Day - actress
(*) Olivia De Havilland - actress
Jeremiah Denton - U.S. POW in Vietnam / U.S. senator
Little Jimmy Dickens - country singer
(*) Phyllis Diller - actress
(*) Bobby Doerr - baseball player
Bob Dole - U.S. senator
Fats Domino - rock and roll pioneer
(*) Kirk Douglas - actor
Hugh Downs - TV host
Deanna Durbin - actress, “Three Smart Girls”
Richard Dysart - actor, “L.A. Law”
Lawrence Eagleburger - U.S. secretary of state
Clint Eastwood - actor
Blake Edwards - film director, “The Pink Panther”
Queen Elizabeth II - British head of state
(*) Nanette Fabray - actress
Peter Falk - actor, Columbo
Jules Feiffer - cartoonis, “The New Yorker”
Al Feldstein - editor, “MAD”
(*) Bob Feller - baseball player
Tom Foley - U.S. speaker of the House
Fyvush Finkel - actor, “Boston Public”
(*) Joan Fontaine - actress
(*) Betty Ford - U.S. first lady
Whitey Ford - Hall of Fame baseball player
Pete Fountain - clarinetist
Bernard Fox - actor, “Bewitched”
Anne Francis - actress, “Forbidden Planet”
Jonathan Frid - actor, “Dark Shadows”
(*) Zsa Zsa Gabor - actress
Joe Garagiola - major leaguer & TV host
James Garner - actor, “The Rockford Files”
(*) Betty Garrett - actress, “Laverne & Shirley”
Frank Gifford - football player & sportscaster
Valery Giscard d’Estaing - French president
John Glenn - U.S. astronaut & senator
Richard Gordon - U.S. astronaut, Apollo 12
Berry Gordy - record producer, Motown
(*) Michael Gough - actor, “Batman”
(*) Billy Graham - evangelist
Bud Grant - NFL head coach, Minnesota Vikings
Andy Griffith - actor
Shecky Greene - comedian
Robert Guillaume - actor, “Benson”
Gene Hackman - actor
Barbara Hale - actress, “Perry Mason”
Monty Hall - game show host
Milo Hamilton - baseball announcer
Pat Harrington Jr. - actor, “One Day at a Time”
Donald Harron - actor, “Hee Haw”
(*) Ray Harryhausen - film producer, “Jason and the Argonauts”
Richard “Racehorse” Haynes - criminal defense attorney
Hugh Hefner - publisher, “Playboy”
Hal Holbrook - actor, “Lincoln”
Ernest Hollings - U.S. senator
Gordie Howe - NHL hockey player
Lee Iacocca - automobile manufacturer
(*) Monte Irvin - Hall of Fame baseball player
Al Jaffee - cartoonist, “MAD”
Sonny James - country singer
Conrad Janis - actor, “Mork and Mindy”
Arte Johnson - actor, “Laugh-In”
Russell Johnson - actor, “Gilligan’s Island”
Bil Keane - cartoonist, “The Family Circus”
George Kennedy - actor, “The Naked Gun”
Tom Kennedy - game show host, “Password Plus”
Jack Kevorkian - assisted suicide practitioner
Ralph Kiner - Hall of Fame baseball player
B.B. King - blues musician
Henry Kissinger - U.S. secretary of state
Jack Klugman - actor
Ed Koch - mayor of New York
Helmut Kohl - German chancellor
(*) C. Everett Koop - surgeon general
Sid Krofft - TV producer, “Land of the Lost”
(*) Jack LaLanne - fitness guru
Jake LaMotta - boxer, middleweight champion
Angela Lansbury - actress, “Murder, She Wrote”
Lyndon LaRouche - U.S. presidential candidate
Don Larsen - major leaguer, NY Yankees
Tommy Lasorda - major-league manager
Frank Lautenberg - U.S. senator
Cloris Leachman - actress, “Phyllis”
Norman Lear - TV producer
Christopher Lee - horror film actor
Stan Lee - comic book writer, “Spiderman”
Tom Lehrer - musical satirist, “Poisoning Pigeons in the Park”
Joan Leslie - actress, “Yankee Doodle Dandy”
Len Lesser - actor, “Seinfeld”
Jerry Lewis - actor, “The Nutty Professor”
G. Gordon Liddy - Watergate conspirator
James Lipton - TV host, “Inside the Actor’s Studio”
June Lockhart - actress, “Lost In Space”
Robert Loggia - actor, “Scarface”
Gina Lollobrigida - actress
(*) Herbert Lom - actor, “The Pink Panther”
Jim Lovell - U.S. astronaut
Gavin MacLeod - actor, “The Love Boat”
(*) Lee MacPhail - baseball executive
Dorothy Malone - actress, “Peyton Place”
(*) Nelson Mandela - South African politician
Imelda Marcos - Philippine first lady
Rose Marie - actress/game show panelist
Peter Marshall - game show host, “The Hollywood Squares”
George Martin - music producer, The Beatles
(*) Tony Martin - singer/actor
Jim McDivitt - U.S. astronaut, Apollo 9
George McGovern - U.S. senator
John McLaughlin - political commentator/host
Gavin McLeod - actor, “The Love Boat”
Anne Meara - actress/comedianne, “The Ed Sullivan Show”
Robert Michel - U.S. congressman
(*) Marvin Miller - baseball players negotiator
Vera Miles - actress, “Psycho”
Edgar Mitchell - U.S. astronaut
(*) Al Molinaro - actor, “Happy Days”
Walter Mondale - U.S. vice president
Roger Moore - actor, James Bond
(*) Harry Morgan - actor
Ennio Morricone - film soundtrack composer, “The Mission”
Hosni Mubarak - Egyptian president
Roger Mudd - TV journalist
(*) Stan Musial - basball player
(*) Yasuhiro Nakasone - Japanese prime minister
(*) Noel Neill - actress, “Adventures of Superman”
Bob Newhart - actor, “The Bob Newhart Show”
James Noble - actor, “Benson”
Hugh O’Brian - actor, “Wyatt Earp”
Sandra Day O’Connor - U.S. Supreme Court Justice
(*) Maureen O’Hara - actress
Patti Page - singer, “The Doggie in the Window”
Arnold Palmer - golfer
(*) Don Pardo - TV announcer, “Saturday Night Live”
Joe Paterno - college football coach
Shimon Peres - Israeli prime minister
Ross Perot - presidential candidate
William Perry - U.S. secretary of defense
Prince Philip of the U.K. - British royal family member
Bum Phillips - NFL football coach
T. Boone Pickens - oil industry executive
Sidney Poitier - actor
Ray Price - country singer
Charlotte Rae - actress, “The Facts of Life”
(!) Luise Rainer - actress, “The Good Earth”
James Randi - magician
Joyce Randolph - actress, “The Honeymooners”
Nancy Reagan - U.S. first lady
Carl Reiner - actor/director
Don Rickles - comedian
Doris Roberts - actress, “Everybody Loves Raymond”
Cliff Robertson - actor, “Charly”
Dale Robertson - actor, westerns
(*) David Rockefeller - chairman, Chase Manhattan bank
(*) Andy Rooney - TV news commentator
(*) Mickey Rooney - actor
Al Rosen - baseball executive
Marion Ross - actress, “Happy Days”
Jane Russell - actress & bra spokeswoman
Eva Marie Saint - actress, “North By Northwest”
Vidal Sassoon - hairdresser
Phyllis Schlafly - activist, Eagle Forum
James Schlesinger - U.S. secretary of defense
(*) Helmut Schmidt - W. German chancellor
Red Schoendienst - baseball manager
Robert Schuller - preacher
(*) Sherwood Schwartz - TV producer
Earl Scruggs - banjo player, “The Ballad of Jed Clampett”
Vin Scully - baseball announcer, Los Angeles Dodgers
(*) Pete Seeger - folk musician
Maurice Sendak - children’s writer, “Where the Wild Things Are”
Doc Severinsen - bandleader, “The Tonight Show”
Gene Shalit - film critic, “The Today Show”
(*) Yitzak Shamir - Israeli prime minister
(*) Ravi Shankar - sitar player
Ariel Sharon - Israeli prime minister
(!) George Beverly Shea - gospel singer
Liz Sheridan - actress, “Seinfeld”
(*) Sargent Shriver - U.S. political candidate
Don Shula - NFL football coach
George Shultz - U.S. cabinet secretary
Neil Simon - playwright, “The Odd Couple”
Duke Snider - Hall of Fame baseball player
Stephen Sondheim - Broadway musical composer
Thomas Stafford - U.S. astronaut
Jean Stapleton - actress, Edith Bunker
(*) John Paul Stevens - U.S. supreme court justice
Jerry Stiller - actor, “Seinfeld”
Larry Storch - actor, “F-Troop”
Alan Sues - actor, “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In”
Pat Summerall - NFL player and announcer
Gordie Tapp - performer, “Hee Haw”
Chuck Tanner - baseball manager, Pittsburgh Pirates
Shirley Temple - actress
Margaret Thatcher - British prime minister
(*) Helen Thomas - White House reporter
Frank Thornton - actor, “Are You Being Served?”
Grant Tinker - TV executive (NBC)
Y. A. Tittle - Hall of Fame football player
(*) Abigail Van Buren - advice columnist
Dick Van Patten - actor, “Eight is Enough”
Gloria Vanderbilt - fashion designer
Dick Van Dyke - actor
Gore Vidal - novelist, “Lincoln”
Abe Vigoda - actor, “Barney Miller”
Paul Volcker - chairman, U.S. Federal Reserve
Claus von Bulow - acquitted attempted murder defendant
Robert Wagner - actor, “Hart to Hart”
Ralph Waite - actor, “The Waltons”
Clint Walker - actor, “Cheyenne”
Mort Walker - cartoonist, “Beetle Bailey”
(*) Mike Wallace - TV journalist
(*) Eli Wallach - actor
Barbara Walters - TV journalist and host
(*) Joseph Wapner - television judge
John Warner - U.S. senator
James Watson - DNA co-discoverer
Earl Weaver - baseball manager, Baltimore Orioles
(*) Kitty Wells - country singer
Adam West - actor, “Batman”
Ruth Westheimer - sex counselor
Betty White - actress
Slim Whitman - country singer
Grace Lee Whitney - actress, “Star Trek”
Andy Williams - singer, “Moon River”
Dick Williams - Hall of Fame baseball manager
Esther Williams - swimmer
Roger Williams - pianist, “Born Free”
Jonathan Winters - comedian
Joanne Woodward - actress
Jim Wright - U.S. speaker of the House
Bunny Yeager - glamor model & photographer
Chuck Yeager - test pilot
(*) Alan Young - actor, “Mister Ed”
(*) Efrem Zimbalist Jr. - actor
I tried to watch Maya Angelou on OWN but she reads really slow and I just couldn’t take it.
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