DISQUS

Miranda "Well there's also masturbation, running laps."

BWA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CraigHickman Damn, that was funny.

rikyrah They really have been on this. It's patently absurd that this man would be allowed to once again be allowed to peddle poison.

spirit_55z Thanks for sharing. And yes, Viola's a great actress.

Town I was afraid of Asians being stereotyped. It's my understanding that this guy came all the way from China to get at her, and he decapitated her. I don't think he was a student, and he was only in the US for the past 2 weeks.

carolinagirl I totally get what you're saying.

malletgirl02 I was there as well. I agree wth you it was a clusterfuck. The closed metro sations was especilly annoying. For example La Efant plaza was close, and we had to go all the way to the next staion and go back around, it took us an extra hour. They said it was crowded, too crowded, but the next station was much worst. Well par of it is my dad's fault, if we had gone my way and transfered to the blue line we wouldn't had that detour. I was seriously thinking I should had just stayed home and watched on TV.

I hope you had fun at your ball.

Val aaahhh they were folks using WALKERS Chris. Trying to get down hilly areas. Walking down the highways. It was horrible. Horrible.

pjamma I checked out Gretawire.com's open blog and the hate there is scary.

evita Like throwing water on the devil...

bwaaaahahahahahahahahaaahaaaa

MOOOOOOORE

whiterosebuddy That skid and splash vs. crash..were due to exceptional piloting skills!!

I wonder if the pilot is Navy or AirForce....I vote Navy.

blksista Co-sign on Montalban as Khan Noonien Singh.

It got to the point where I was rooting for him.

I think he just went, damn it, I'm going to play this role as if this is my last role in the movies, and I'm going to make them remember it!

You succeeded, Ricardo. And with your group, Nosotros, for better roles for Latino actors. (Note: The website is under maintenance right now, no doubt because of Montalban's death. Keep trying.)

Rest in peace.

spirit_55z Stop that! Corrrsdoba! your'e so right. RIP, Ricardo.

whiterosebuddy Yes, it is transformationally radical in that it asserts pride in blackness and embraces black. What a revolutionary concept?!

Tiger is home with his babie(s)trying hard to rehab that knee still...he really tore it up bad to win that Open.

I just hope he can come back with a knee strong enough to shatter Jack's records.

Veejay Singh ...saw him at some Golf awards...I think it was the one for the highest paid golfer of the season..of course Veejay won, and was presented the trophy (honor/check) by last year's winner, of course that was Tiger....and Singh turned to him & quipped....'don't hurry back'


roflmao

Singh know he ain't never as wealthy as when Tiger is out ..whether it is to redesign his swing or rehab a kneee....it is all money to Singh.

MsKitty The beginning of the end of BBC America for me was when they stopped showing EastEnders. But that was a blessing in disguise because that led me to a couple of sites where I am able to, ahem, get a hold of UK programs. As a result when BBC America adds something new to their lineup, most times I've already seen it months earlier. For instance I just started watching season 7 of Spooks (aka MI-5), and I think BBC America has only gotten as far as season 4.

But then again, what happened to BBC America is typical of a lot of the cable channels getting far away from their original purpose (I'm talking about you A&E, Bravo, TVLand and TLC). So it's not just network TV that's putting out crappy product.

whiterosebuddy "Mortaud also identifies herself as “black,” which is rare in France when speaking about someone who is biracial. Presumably, she learned this from her black American mother, along with a worldview deeply influenced by the African-American experience."


I have always believed that when black women started to raise biracial children that would be when our world became transracial. Because, it is mothers who give children their sociologic view of the world and as long as it was white women raising biracial children...nothing would change as those children struggle to identity with blackness and can't seem to accept that their claiming blackness does not mean they are rejecting their white parentage. Folks like McWhorter and Woods and Shelby...suffer from that type of racial ambiguity creating a guilty sense of rejecting one race in order to embrace blackness.

Black mothers though cut to the quick and say...baby you black...just as Halle's mother eventually told her...you are what the world sees you as.

Black mothers have the power to rule the world...just intermarry with men of all nationalities and we can turn the entire globe...BLACK

love it!!

blksista PS--her mother is an American black woman. What's the message there--can't find a "good brother" so go get yourself a wealthy Frenchman? Hey, no argument here. Whatever floats one's boat...

Go for whoever loves you...that's what really floats one's boat.

blksista Some TV was "better, smarter", back then. What's the diff between Batman and Star Trek?

Understand that ABC brought in The Avengers, and CBS Secret Agent and later The Prisoner during the height of Brit-o-mania in this country, led famously by the Beatles and the rest of the British Invasion cultural bunch. The networks were trying to get ratings.

However, this certainly led to certain segments of the nation to rely on PBS for Brit TV, and miniseries like Prime Suspect, Tinker, Tailer, Soldier, Spy, and The Lathe of Heaven as well as BBC America (which still doesn't show everything that's televised in Britain and if it does, it's a year or two late). Whatever they seem to do is quality, thinking TV. Class does tell.

I'd sure like to watch what is on Grenada TV or Channel 4 one of these days. Prime time.

Elaine I saw that blogpost on WAOD.
How can indie black filmakers get investors to make movies that DON"T have obligatory church clapping and "where's mah man at?" overtures?

Webb I beg to differ--we have the New Biggie Movie coming with Angela Bassett. Angela wouldn't attach herself to a crappy project.

caligirl actually, i'm pretty sure that the writers of the wire got their idea from the hbo miniseries "the corner" (which was based on a true story) with that one guy who is a brilliant actor and an ex-convict... i can't remember his name right now.

GreenLadyHere Chris Chambers: HEY! :>) :>)

O.K. Thank you. ***shakin' my head***

When will we eva learn!! Hmmm.