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Mariah Riley: ’48 Hours Mystery-Vanity Fair Hollywood Scandal- Natalie Wood’
Source: The New Democrat “48 Hours Mystery – Vanity Fair Hollywood Scandal – Natalie Wood” From Mariah Riley I don’t see much of a mystery here and certainly no foul play, at least no evidence of any foul play. We know … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood Goddess, Natalie, The New Democrat
Tagged 1981, 48 Hours, America, California, Catalina, CBS, Christopher Walken, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Natalie Wood's Career, Natalie Wood's Life, Robert Wagner, Robert Wagner's Career, Robert Wagner's Life, The 1980s, The Death of Natalie Wood, United States, Vanity Fair
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Vanity Fair: Bryan Burrough: ‘The Miranda Obsession’
Source:The New Democrat “Paul Schrader took the first phone call at his hotel in New Orleans. It was 1981, and Schrader, who wrote the screenplay for Taxi Driver and went on to direct American Gigolo and other films, was in … Continue reading
Vanity Fair: ‘Natalie Wood’s Fatal Voyage’
Source: The New Democrat “The 1981 drowning of Natalie Wood, while Splendour, the yacht belonging to her and her husband, Robert Wagner, was anchored off Catalina Island, remains one of Hollywood’s darkest mysteries. The star of Splendor in the Grass … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood Goddess, Natalie, The New Democrat
Tagged 1981, America, California, Christopher Walken, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Natalie Wood, Natalie Wood's Career, Natalie Wood's Death, Natalie Wood's Life, Robert Wagner, Robert Wagner's Career, Robert Wagner's Life, Sexy Women, The 1980s, The Death of Natalie Wood, United States
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TIME Magazine: Aric Jenkins: ‘Natalie Death Ruled Suspicious: Here’s What To Know About The Actress’s Suspicious Drowning’
“More than 35 years after the mysterious death of Hollywood star Natalie Wood, the actor’s 1981 drowning has returned to headlines. On Thursday, responding to interest generated by an upcoming 48 Hours report on the matter, a spokesperson for the … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood Goddess, Natalie, The New Democrat
Tagged 1981, Aric Jenkins, California, CBS Los Angeles, Christopher Walken, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Natalie Wood, Natalie Wood's Career, Natalie Wood's Death, Natalie Wood's Drowning, Natalie Wood's Life, Robert Wagner, Robert Wagner's Career, Robert Wagner's Life, Sexy Women, The 1980s
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The New Republic: Jeet Heer: ‘Why Film Critics Were Blind To The Big Lebowski’s Brilliance’
Source:The New Democrat I sort of look at The Big Lebowski as a parody of hipsters as a movie that makes fun of hipsterism and sends America the message that this is what can happen to you when you don’t … Continue reading
Posted in The New Democrat, TNR
Tagged 1991, 1998, America, Ben Gazzara, Bums, California, Comedy, Dark Comedy, David Huddleston, Ethan Cohen, Hippies, Hipsterism, Hipsters, Hollywood, Jeff Bridges, Joel Cohen, John Goodman, John Turturo, Julianne Moore, Los Angeles, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Sam Elliot, Satire, Steve Buscemi, Tara Reid, The 1990s, The Big Lebowski, The Big Lebowski 1998, The Big Lebowski 1998 Movie, The Cohen Brothers, United States
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The New York Times: Thomas Knock: ‘George McGovern, Vietnam & The Democratic Crackup’
Source:The New Democrat From The New York Times “(28 Oct 1972) Democratic Presidential candidate Senator George McGovern makes speech in LA” Source:AP Archive– U.S. Senator and 1972 Democratic Party nominee for President George McGovern, speaking in Los Angeles, California, in 1972. … Continue reading
Posted in George McGovern, The New Democrat
Tagged 1972, 1972 Presidenital Election, 92nd Congress, America, AP Archive, Associated Press, California, Communists, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialists, Far Left, George McGovern, George McGovern For President, Los Angeles, McGovernites, New Left, Richard Nixon, Senate Democrats, Social Democrats, Socialists, South Dakota, The 1960s, The 1970s, Thomas Knock, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States, Vietnam, Vietnam War
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Marilyn Monroe Family: ‘The Death of Marilyn Monroe’
“MARILYN MONROE’S ESTATE WAS THE SECRET PASSION OF THE FREUDIANS AND LEE STRASBERG. THEY ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO HAD THE MEANS AND MOTIVE. THEY CONTROLLED MARILYN’S HOME, THEY CONTROLLED THE MEDIA. STOP THEM FROM GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER!” From Marilyn … Continue reading
A Spoon Full of Paulo: Intimate Interview With Marsha Mason
Source:The New Democrat When I think of Marsha Mason I think of that smile and laugh. She’s so freakin cute and silly, reminds me of Dyan Cannon at least in that sense. So, if I were talking to her I … Continue reading
Marilyn Monroe: Mysteries & Scandals (1998)
Source:Classic Hollywood Central– this is from a Mysteries and Scandals documentary about Hollywood Babydoll Marilyn Monroe. Source:The New Democrat “Hey, guys! I’m kind of addicted to a series on here called “Mysteries and Scandals” that aired on E! from 1998-2001. … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood Goddess, Marilyn, The New Democrat
Tagged 1962, 1998, A.J. Benza, Alison Martino, America, California, Death of Marilyn Monroe, E, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn Monroe's Career, Marilyn Monroe's Life, Mysteries and Scandals, Sexy Women, The 1960s, The 1990s, United States
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