T-Bone Burnett just wins, which has got to be the greatest name of a winner ever, though not the best name of a winning song. That honour would go to: "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" (2006).
Tina Fey and Robert Downey Jr. are pretty funny. Man, I wish "30 Rock" was on a regular time on a regular channel, rather than channel 129 at 10 p.m. on random days.
Hurt Locker wins its first award, and I'm cheered to hear that the writer who won is a former journalist who wrote
I just thought, "Who is that with Matthew Broderick." Oh! Molly Ringwald, and they're both doing a nice tribute to John Hughes. I'm sure this is making all of us Children of the 80s choked up
"Ferris Bueller's Day Off": Definitely in my Top 10 favourite movies of all time. "Life moves pretty fast. You don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."
Now a nice assemblage of the Class of John Hughes (Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy, Anthony Michael Hal, Matthew Broderick, Mac Culkin and Judd Nelson). It has to be said: Judd Nelson hasn't aged well.
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And where is Emilio? And Andrew McCarthy?
All women aged 35-47 start weeping simultaneously.
But Andrew McCarthy, having seen him in that Brooke Shields show a few years ago, has aged FANTASTICALLY WELL. I think he'd still be on My List.
All women aged 35-47 start weeping simultaneously.
But Andrew McCarthy, having seen him in that Brooke Shields show a few years ago, has aged FANTASTICALLY WELL. I think he'd still be on My List.
Make-up...Star Trek was surprisingly good. Ben Stiller announcing...hilarious...YES! I do want to see Young Victoria though.
"Young Victoria" was great: classic, and classy, British costume drama. Andrew actually watched it with me because they were learning about Queen Victoria in school.
As a bonus, they filmed part of it in Greenwich, which always cheers me.
I still luv Andrew McCarthy!!!
Thank God for Ben Stiller cause I was getting mighty bored.
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