A lot of people still like to talk about the Golden Globes as if they were the less-serious, more-fun, loose-cannon, everyone-in-the-room-is-relaxed-because-they’ve-had-a-few-drinks alternative to the Academy Awards. Okay, that is what they are, and on some level always will be. At this point, however, consigning the Globes to that description may also be a neat way of staying in denial over just how much, in the last 10 years, the once tatty…
Source: The Golden Globes: No Longer Just Respectable, They Now Have Taste | Variety
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Great article, Sarah. Thanks very much for sharing it, otherwise I wouldn’t have seen it. Rock on Meryl!
Keep getting well, my friend. Mega hugs.
My pleasure, Teagan!
I suppose actors relate to politicians because they are so much alike. They all stand up in front of a large group of people and spout words written by someone else while trying to pretend they are someone they’re not.
Despite Affleck’s (who I like as an actor) ‘Man-Bun’ (something I detest), I have just realised that it is high time I followed this blog.
So here I am!
Best wishes, Pete. xx (One extra for V&B)
You got that right, GP. Sometimes, they blur the boundaries, as in Reagan and Schwarzenegger. Then, God help us!
Regards, Pete.
Sorry, that should be ‘one extra for R & B’. (Typo)
But that extra will be constant, dear Sarah. xx
Ya gotta laugh, Pete. We elected an actor as President whose movie co-star was a chimpanzee name Bozo – and we loved him!
You might have loved him, GP. We may not have felt quite the same across the Atlantic…!
Regards, Pete.
Sorry about that.
Not your fault at all, GP. It was that Reagan/Thatcher combination. Just awful, for some of us.
Ah-ha, I think it’s all coming back to me now.
I must confess that I found it slightly odd that you weren’t following! Lovely to have you on board.
Or do you mean R&V? If not, I’m missing something!
A second typo in the same thread! My fingers must be putting on weight. Or I was thinking of Rhythm and Blues…xx
And to add to the confusion, I’ve just realised that I read ‘man-bun’ as ‘man-bum’ yesterday and thought it was another expression for ‘builder’s bum”. Today I understand!