I would think Lisa Fonssagrives would have been the first super model, and she was certainly before my time, but I still know who she was, and Carmen Del Orifice makes Janice look like Kibbles and Bits…even now, later in her career. And what about Dovima?  All elegant, aristocratic looking women. Swans. Janice? Quack.

I used to love seeing Shakespeare outdoors in the summer.  I wonder why I don’t do that anymore?

I’ve been surprised hearing about Jerry Brown.  Hasn’t his peace, love, and harmony sun grope dancing time passed?  My instinct tells me he doesn’t stand a chance.

Janice has learned how to keep re-inventing herself. She has mastered extending 15 minutes of fame!

Jerry Brown let it go! Your  political sun has set. There are many ways to give back. Volunteer, hold citizen empowerment workshops etc.

Good for Angelina and Brad. I believe it’s our responsibility to give back It’s a human thing!

The term Supermodel is so over used that it really has no meaning. 

Like Washington Cube, it has been a very long time since I attended an outdoor Shakespeare production.  I need to remedy that.

"Brown says America’s real anger over unemployment has yet to be unleashed."

Sheesh!  Same old Jerry with the same old babble that makes no sense whatsoever.

Janice D was not the first supermodel.  Sheesh.  Janice was hotter than hot in the 70s, but what about Jean Shrimpton or Twiggie or Varushka from the 60’s? Or Suzy Parker, who was the little sister of Dorian Leigh from the 40’s/50s?  Janice’s drug use has pickled her brain!

She messed up her face with all the surgery too, so her former beauty is gone, gone, gone.  

Liz has a good sense of what’s important and what’s not.  I don’t give a tinker’s damn about whether Angelina and Brad are fighting, but the fact they have given a large sum of money to those fleeing the Taliban?  Now that’s worth reporting.

Janice Dickinson puts herself on a higher pedestle than anyone else ever could.  She also treats people terribly and though that seems to be what people enjoy watching these days, personally, I can think of better ways to spend my time.

I’ve stated on more than one occasion that I think the media blitz over Michael Jackson is too much (not a surprise, mind you, but still…) but amidst all the press, I do have to say one thing.  Though I respected Jackson as a young performer, the fact that he became beyond "creepy" (as Liz puts it) completey colored my thinking of him.  Now that he’s gone however, and I see how the media is acting, how his family is acting (his father is a piece of work), and the push and pull of all of those close to him, I almost understand and feel sorry for him.  If this is the way people treated him throughout his life, no wonder he left reality.

Jerry Brown?  Hmmm… I think this will be a very telling campaign for California.