Mrs. Garrett must have been crazy!
Does the name Lisa Whelchel ring a bell? Well she's the girl who played Blair Warner on The Facts of Life. Well incase you haven't noticed, she hasn't done alot of acting work since parting ways with Tootie. Turns out she is now a single mom with two teenage daughters. So she's now writing a book about raising children. In her book she talks about a practice called "hot saucing". Now in the adult film industry hot saucing is something completely different, but that's something for another time and place. According to Lisa, when your child does something wrong, you have them stick their tongue out and you pour a few drops of hot sauce on their tongue as punishment. I guess maybe this is the modern day equivelent of a mom washing a kids mouth out with soap? Seems a little on the edge, but sometimes kids need a good beat down. You take the good, you take the bad, hotsauce your kid, they'll be glad. The facts of life... the facts of life!!!
This morning on Howard Stern, he had director/actor Vincent Gallo in the studio. Damn is he one interesting guy. Between the famous women he's slept with, wishing cancer on Roger Ebert and stories about Christina Rici peeing in the middle of a restaurant, he could fill a book with stories. He has a new movie coming out that Roger Ebert said was the worst film he had ever seen at the Cannes film festival. It's called Brown Bunny. I'm a big fan of Buffalo 66, so hopefully its not as bad as Ebert says.
This morning on Howard Stern, he had director/actor Vincent Gallo in the studio. Damn is he one interesting guy. Between the famous women he's slept with, wishing cancer on Roger Ebert and stories about Christina Rici peeing in the middle of a restaurant, he could fill a book with stories. He has a new movie coming out that Roger Ebert said was the worst film he had ever seen at the Cannes film festival. It's called Brown Bunny. I'm a big fan of Buffalo 66, so hopefully its not as bad as Ebert says.
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I wonder if the hot sauce incident caused the divorce between her hubby? Sheesh. Hot sauce?
The ditty you made up was funny though.
Niel and I saw a Vincent Gallo film. I wonder if it was Buffalo 66 at the Angelica Theater. Gallo is a little bit of a wierdo.
I think Ebert didn't like Brown Bunny because he's opposed to graphic sex scenes with Chloe Sevigny. I've read it's bordering on NC-17 when she goes down on a guy.
Ever since his penisectomy, Ebert is driven mad with rage when confronted with such things he can no longer pretend he has a hope of ever enjoying if he weren't a disgusting rich version of a pathetic fat film geek, who doesn't even have the indie cred of Harry Knowles.
Ani, yeah I wouldnt be surprised if her hotsaucing lead to the divorce :-).
Mike, Vincent talked about the graphic sex scene. From what he said, he's the guy that Chloe is going down on, and she wasn't acting. It was the real deal. Talk about method acting. And according to Mr. Gallo they had to do several takes, and he didnt get sexual gratification from it because he was more worried about the cinematography aspect of the scene. Uhhh yeah, sure :-)
lol.
I know this is compeltely off subject but check this out
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All that was between the two women was a skin tight bikini and a thin layer of sand. Sexy :-)
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