This is was a great book, but only 72 pages. “Tell me more! Tell me more!” Sean Moran was one of the dancers in Grease. He kept a diary during the making of Grease, from the audition to the wrap party. The Diary of a Movie Greaser is filled with great behind the scenes stories about [continue reading]
Grease is my favorite movie. It was my favorite movie when I five, and it is my favorite movie at 45. It is like home to me. I watch it when I am in a good mood to celebrate, and I watch it when I am in a bad mood to comfort me. I not only know every word to every song on the soundtrack, but I know [continue reading]
I got this memoir of Dominic Parisi’s because it was about his life working at the Las Vegas Hilton, which was originally the International Hotel and is currently the Westgate Las Vegas Resort. This is the hotel that Elvis built. Elvis still holds the record for the most consecutive sold [continue reading]
Tomorrow October 4th is my 44th Birthday, so today I am looking back on the past year – my 43rd year. Overall it was a good year with the exception of one devastating loss. My Denver Broncos won the Super Bowl (for the first time since 1998), I met Ralph Macchio whom I have loved since I was [continue reading]
The Olivia Newton-John concert last night at the American Music Theater in Lancaster, Pennsylvania was an unforgettable, fun, heartwarming, funny and nostalgic experience. I had the time of my life at Olivia’s last show of the tour. Olivia is still as beautiful and gracious as ever – [continue reading]
It’s, like, totally bitchin’ you came back to find out what my favorite X’s are from the 1980s. Like the most righteous tv show, movie and music from the 80s. Sorry, but I could not remember any television shows I watched in the 1980s beginning with X (nor could I find any), so no [continue reading]
Like, OH MY GOD! It’s totally awesome you came back to find out what my favorite O’s are from the 1980s. Like the most rad tv show, movie and music from the 80s. One Day at a Time This Norman Lear women driven sitcom started in 1975, but ran through 1984 so yes One Day at a Time [continue reading]
