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Miss Penny Lane


I always tell the girls, never take it seriously.
If ya never take it seriously, ya never get hurt.
Ya never get hurt, ya always have fun...
And if you ever get lonely, just go to the record store and visit your friends.

Saturday, December 10, 2005

MIA

I know I've been MIA this week. I was babysitting my nephews a lot while my sister-in-law went to some amazing spa in Sedona for her birthday. Anyway, some updates:

  • Nicole Richie and DJ AM have called off their engagement. Man, I did not see that one coming! Are she and Paris once again mirroring each others lives? Will they become BFF's again since Paris can't be mad that Nicole has something she doesn't? Did Nicole only like DJ AM as a fatty? Will Nicole drop the conversion to Judaism? So many questions unanswered!! All these celeb break-ups!!
  • Someone who did make it to the alter was Matt Damon, who married his love of two years, Luciana Bozan, at the court house in Manhattan on Friday morning. Damon is so refreshingly low key, but he coulda used best pal George Clooney's place on Lake Como and still maintained some privacy. Then again, her daughter is in school, but they coulda picked another time of year. Oh, well, I am sure they will do something nice to celebrate, and all that they probably care about is that they are married for at least the next four-to-five years.
  • Looks as though the Brothers Farrelly are up to their old tricks again! The guys who brought us Dumb & Dumber, There's Something About Mary, Outside Providence, and Kingpin (among others) have taken on the Special Olympics with their new movie The Ringer (Johnny Knoxville stars). Although there might be people who find the subject matter to border on (or fly right over into) poor taste, the Special Olympics actually endorses the flick and hopes that the movie will bring a new cache of cool to the organization.
  • Despite the huge success of last year's stint hosting the Oscars, Chris Rock will not be back to do the honors again this year. From what I've read, this was Chris' call, and he hopes to do it again sometime, just not this year or every year. Maybe I should start a petition to get Letterman back on that stage. Other choices that would be good: Dane Cook (long shot, but a girl can dream), Steve Martin (he has done it well twice), Billy Crystal (always had great opening montages), or...? Any suggestions?
  • Lost is on hiatus for FIVE! MORE! WEEKS! Come on, ABC! Whatcha tryin' to do to us? What will I do on Wednesday nights? Oh, yeah...maybe I'll work since I finally got a new j-o-b...

  • 8 Band Aides had a tale from the tour:

    • At 6:59 PM, December 11, 2005, Blogger Siryn said…

      Congratulations on the new job, Penny!

       
    • At 8:50 PM, December 11, 2005, Blogger I-66 said…

      One has to wonder whether they'd consider a hostess as opposed to a host... Not that they'd allow Sarah Silverman, but I'd watch that.

       
    • At 9:26 AM, December 12, 2005, Blogger Phil said…

      Dave Chappelle!

       
    • At 10:24 AM, December 12, 2005, Blogger Kathryn Is So Over said…

      Yes, congratulations on landing a new job! Woo-hoo!

      Oh - and the Damon wedding - she's preggers; I imagine they wanted to get married before they kid was born.

       
    • At 11:54 AM, December 12, 2005, Blogger Kim said…

      a.) Congrats on the job!

      b.) Did you know that Dane Cook is going to be in College Park tomorrow night. Wish I could go but won't be able to. He's so cute.

      c.) I love Letterman.

       
    • At 9:42 AM, December 13, 2005, Blogger Dop T said…

      This LOST stuff is reminiscent of MOONLIGHTING from back in the day. At the height of its popularity, reruns would be shown midseason for weeks. Frustrating.

       
    • At 8:53 PM, December 20, 2005, Blogger Stef said…

      I agree with i-66 that it's about time for a female host. Ellen does a great job with the Emmys...

       
    • At 2:50 PM, December 21, 2005, Blogger Joy said…

      i kind like the farrelly bros comedies, which is weird since i don't dig "bodily" humor etc. but their portrayal of people with handicaps of all kinds is more realistic than most directors out there.

       

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