It takes a big man to wear a big sleeve!

This is how wars start.

To quote Vera Charles, “Thank god, I never put anything aside!”

Dead people can’t say no.

Oh, for crying out loud!

Serving refrigerator magnet sushi was a bold move.

My concern for who, or what is being autopsied on the table in the background, is allayed by the sword of Damocles balloons (hung delicatessen style), above the heads of the enraptured guests.

Don’t go in the basement!

Plot twist, indeed!

Not quite the same as harpy, but wasn’t there a male gorgon? That could shift it into neutral.

Uncanny, and creepy as all get out.

I’m confused, did I write this?

Walter advises Ethel to take Fountain.

Spathiphyllum, and chandelier are out of reach. The broom is at hand. “She was not quite what you would call refined. She was not quite what you would call unrefined. She was the kind of person that keeps a parrot.” Mark Twain.

No fillers, no filters, just a natural beauty. California it’s good to see you again.

Hmmm, how many days are there in Dry January?

I am now desperate to play Lady Mondegreen. Should her chief attribute be shell pink satin slippers, or a pair of small dogs?

It’ll be “Déjà vu, all over again.”

In a wood, an actress has a not so dangerous, but nonetheless demoralizing encounter with a stuffed bear seated in an unseasonal beach chair.

I walked through the woods and found a bear in a chair. Fortunately, he was in a state of unparalleled torpor. I was shaken but not stirred.

Exclusive: See the First Trailer for the New Spy Series ‘The Agency,’ With Michael Fassbender as a CIA Operative Lying for a Living The Paramount+/Showtime series—also starring Richard Gere, Jeffrey Wright, and Jodie Turner-Smith—hits screens in November.

Lie to everyone. #TheAgency premieres November 29th on @paramountplus with the @Showtime plan!

I agree. The situation you’ve described requires more than a high backed chair, and a hot toddy. I can almost hear the wind rising in the west.

You’ve made it lyrical! “At my tiny flat there’s just my cat, a bed and a chair.”

I can’t imagine a more congenial spot to learn lines. Particularly nice draft screen, which would prevent loose script pages from blowing around the room, and the inevitable stiff neck, which follows forty-five minutes of study, and ten minutes of snooze. Would you need a footstool?#charlestonhouse

Aunt Em follows the commandments, and gospels. Matthew 5:22 seriously curtails one’s vocabulary, making comedy so hard. Yet, she manages. It’s a gift.

Whenever I hear, or read the title, The Elements of Style, this comes to mind. You’d look swelleagant, among the elephants.

Dateline Los Angeles: It’s as if a soap bubble has passed in front of the sun!!!

It takes a village.
Have the ants had their fun?

And, a third stomach.

Joan Fontaine has obviously carried a flashlight once or twice.

Harriet Harris on Creating an 'Offbeat' Career as a Character Actor The Tony winner is currently Queen Aggravain to Sutton Foster’s Princess Fred in Once Upon a Mattress.

Thank you Talaura Harms and Playbill for the article. It was a fun conversation.

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