By Gary Geyer

Kathleen Turner has never courted popularity and celebrity to gratify her ego. She has a natural ebullience and sexiness and doesn’t believe that stars should have to “airbrush their image” to stay on top.No shrinking violet, Kathleen has always been fearless, outspoken, and, at times, unfashionably blunt. Whatever she does, on-stage or in […]

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By Gary Geyer

Most people think Billy Bob Thornton is a raging nutcase. And he hasn’t exactly done a lot to change their minds.
Articles about Billy Bob always seem to list the wacky stuff right away: his odd eating habits, including a bout with anorexia; a diet made up entirely of orange food , use of […]

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By Gary Geyer

A dancing elf
Mary began her career as ‘Happy Hotpoint,’ a dancing elf in an appliance commercial. Like most actors, she had numerous auditions and was fortunate to have landed guest appearances on several TV shows.
Thanks to Danny Thomas who remembered her from one of those appearances, […]

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It’s a Tough Job but Somebody’s Got to do it.

By Gary Geyer
Sting was born in 1951. Before he was Sting he was Gordon Sumner. His father was a milkman and his mother a hairdresser. When “Gordie” was eight he was up at 4 AM delivering pints of milk with his father.
Sting described his […]

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By Gary Geyer
The woman just seems too good to be true. Dolly Parton has always been a straight shooter and has never been shy to speak her mind. What follows is an opinion or two.
More patriotic than political.
Dolly seems more socially liberal than conservative. When asked by Bill O’Reilly if she was a conservative she […]

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Compiled by Gary Geyer

“I always wondered why somebody doesn’t do something about that. Then I realized I was somebody.”
“Don’t be afraid of missing opportunities. Behind every failure is an opportunity somebody wishes they had missed.”
“For fast acting relief, try slowing down”
“Reality is the leading cause of stress among those in touch with it.”
 ”Reality […]

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By Gary Geyer
Dustin Hoffman was born August 8, 1937. He was a slow starter.
As a young man, Dustin attended Los Angeles High School. He described himself as “unpopular, unattractive, shortest kid in class, and kind of a misfit.”
He wasn’t a jock, and never hung out with the guys. “I never felt an identity growing up […]

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By Gary Geyer

Has anybody seen Joe Pesci lately?
He’s around but believe it or not, he hasn’t made a movie in over 5 years.
Here’s the scoop!
Joe has recently said,” I’ve given my whole life to show business. I’d like to find out about another part of life, a more relaxing and spiritual part and a more […]

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By Gary Geyer
”Why aren’t there as many good roles for women as there are for men? Moreover, why aren’t there as many good roles for ‘women of a certain age’ as there are for younger women?”
Meryl Streep asks a very good question.
Meryl is 53 years old, and although she is practically famous for asking that […]

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By Gary Geyer

Christopher Walken was born March 31, 1943. He is arguably the most famous cult movie actor in the world. He seems to specialize in psychos and misfits and has appeared in about 100 movies.
His roles over the years have ranged from the suicidal Vietnam veteran of The Deer Hunter (for which he won […]

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