An internet search seems to indicate he did say it (Monroe even responded to it without naming him). But when I saw him on t.v., he denied it and was very defensive of Monroe herself.

I don't know about you, but he always seems weird (not in a good way) when I see him in interviews. Don't know if something happened to him between his heyday as a heartthrob and the years thereafter, but I don't particular trust what he says about it either way.

I saw Curtis in a live interview at the Film Forum here in NYC about ten years ago, between a double feature of Some Like It Hot and Sweet Smell of Success (Now that's a double feature!), and he was entertaining but clearly almost certifiably insane, sporting a platinum-blond shoulder-length wig, an even blonder girlfriend (wife?). and a super-weird demeanor. It was fun but rather sad.

Further proof that every generation strives to become what their parents were not. Jamie Lee appears to be the epitome of well-adjusted normalcy.

How long do the ides last? It's already the 16th here and although I had to weather the remnants of a hurricane that had wrought havoc across the south Pacific, so far I have survived the weekend unknifed or otherwise unharmed.

I ate a Caesar salad, but otherwise did not observe the Ides.

I, too, have wondered about the plural usage.

Friday was International Pi Day, and also Einstein's birthday. I took an interesting ride in an elevator.

Very cool stuff. Now, just tell me what dark energy is.