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Car parked on Nancy Guthrie street. It's been there for hours.

@Sassafrass_84 @cccpfd 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@BSunflower77 @JLRINVESTIGATES When the haters come hard, he sleeps even better. 😂🤣

I guess the haters are all ticked off @JLRINVESTIGATES didn’t get a ticket lol 😂 slow & Roll

Monday, May 25, 2026 Blind Item #2 Everyone on the pay cable show from cast to crew was done with the awful actor which is why he is barely in the season and why his season came to an abrupt end.

I have said it before.....But I will share it again for the new people here to social media...... Find people that have posts that get millions of views!!! Follow them, Turn on notifications for them!!! When they post something, they do NOT know if it will go viral!! BE in their comments on that post early!! Make a good comment, related to the post!! NOW.......As the post grows, and people check it out, they will see your comment, as well as the post, and they will build off your comment, and you will get views and engagements off that comment!!! Go check my latest post, with 2.4 MIllion views!!! Look at the posts that people commented in the early comments of the posts!! See how many views off their comments they have!!! They gain, they grow, and people see them and want to follow and comment on their posts as well!!! There is your lesson for the day!!!!

What fresh hell is this now? Just stop Meghan...tell your therapist not your PR manager.

NY TV debut 5/25/61 at 11:15 pm on WCBS' "The Late Show.'' More than five years after Channel 2 began rolling out the huge MGM pre-'48 library (amid many other films it rented), there were plenty left to go. Programmer I've never heard of bowed 3/11/37 in Times Square.

According to screenwriter Philip Dunne, Gene Tierney had the "tendency to go way overboard and ham it up" with her acting and "one has to hold her down". During the early days of filming "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" (1947), Philip Dunne was appalled after seeing the rushes. The performance wasn't suited for the movie. She was playing the character in a "Kooky" way. He had to approach Darryl F. Zanuck to reshoot the scenes filmed in the first two days as director Joseph L. Mankiewicz didn't side with him. Here is what Philip Dunne said: "[Gene Tierney] was playing the character of Mrs. Muir kooky. When she came into the house [the nautical seaside cottage designed and haunted by the ghost] , she was tiptoeing around and making funny little grimaces or monkey faces.... I rushed up to Joe and said, This is all wrong. The character should be an absolutely straightforward, practical woman who takes no nonsense from the ghost.' He didn't agree, so we went to Zanuck, who sided with me, and we redid the first two days and got her on the right track. I think it was her idea in the first place, rather than Joe's, as we had been all through the script together, but Joe let her do it." ["Pictures Will Talk: The Life and Films of Joseph L. Mankiewicz", Kenneth L. Geist, 1978] P.S: On this day, 79 years ago. "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" (1947) premiered in London, UK.

Uncommon photo of Groucho and his last wife, Eden, both smiling. Convincingly. They're out on the town in 1960.

It's Edna Unger! (Pamelyn Ferdin) and Dyan Cannon at a celebrity show, early May. Ferdin was a major part of my childhood television watching!

Nancy Guthrie - Day 114 - Chair Patrol - on Escalante & the Sheriff's St... youtube.com/live/2Ni0NuwXW… via @YouTube

currently working on a mariette colet edit YAY!

@classic_film I’m all in for Tom! He had excellent guests and serious interviews.

As of 6:04 pm EDT, Tom Snyder's lead over Craig Ferguson has been reduced to just 11 votes in the #LateNightTVTalkShowHosts Tournament! If you haven't voted, click here to complete your ballot: s.surveyplanet.com/af6z499c

PAJAMAS FOUND! Sheriff's bag them up. Where is Nancy Guthrie? youtube.com/live/RUXpL9Dlz…

10,000 people watching LIVE in real time from around the world. LE digging up a suspicious site. Where is Nancy Guthrie?

It’s Formal Night tonight.⚓️ Jeanne Crain #BOTD and Michael Rennie, DANGEROUS CROSSING

Now rewatching Gentlemen Prefer Blondes on the big screen. This is both MM and Jane Russell's best film. Well, it's the best film ever. (Except for Twentieth Century and At Long Last Love)

Got pulled over & got off with a warning. My 25 year streak without a ticket continues. Happy Memorial Day!