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For some reason, I've always been really drawn to Natalie Wood - even though I was only about 6 or 7 when she died. I even wanted to name my daughter Natalie, but got vetoed I hope this leads to some answers, but doubt it will for the reasons mentioned above. On a side note, there is a local sports-talk radio station here that has a Christopher Walken impersonator that calls in once a week for fantasy football picks. Anyway, he gave a fake interview the other day regarding this story and the AP picked it up and had to do a retraction. LOL! (great investigative reporting!) The guy that does the impression is a producer for a couple of the shows on the station and is a fraternity buddy of my boss. ***** AP Kills Natalie Wood Story From WTEM Sourcing - 11/18 - DCRTV hears that the Associated Press has withdrawn versions of its story about the Natalie Wood investigation, and how it might be allegedly reopened. The story quoted Christopher Walken telling sports talker ESPN 980, WTEM, about his recollections from the 1981 night that Wood fell off a boat and drowned, while Walken and another actor, Robert Wagner, were on the boat. The station now says that it was a comedy bit involving a WTEM employee who was impersonating Walken. A DCRTVer tells us that the Walken comment that AP picked up originated with a jestful bit on Tony Kornheiser's Friday show that was clearly intended to be an impression. The word is that it was voiced by Marc "Nigel" Sterne, a sidekick on Kornheiser's show. The Walken impersonation is a regular Friday football pick feature of the show, we hear. "And frankly, it didn't sound much like Walken. Bad impression and worse reporting by the AP," we're told by a listener who heard it. Update: We're told that Sterne's impersonation of Walken actually took place during WTEM's "The Sports Fix" show, which follows Kornheiser at noon. And once again, the Washington Post's Paul Farhi does a piece at washingtonpost.com without crediting DCRTV for breaking the story.....

That's a direct quote from the Entertainment Lawyer's blind item! He's the source??? LOL! Not that I don't believe there's a lot of truth to this rumor, it's just funny that someone is quoting Enty as a "source".

Holy Goodness, they did one of my all-time favorite Broadway songs last night (yes I know it was a repeat, you wrestle the remote from my hubby during first run shows!)..... Anyhoo, I absolutely cry every time I hear "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Mis........ I thought the twist was cool that it was Rachel w/ her Mom looking for her as opposed to Cosette and Eponine (I'll hang up my dork hat now).

When it rains it pours! How many other stories like this are going to start coming out. Maybe we can start solving some old Blind Vices. I think Ted said Borneanaz was one once.

GH is one of my (many!) guilty pleasures too. He did do a great job as Franco, but I heard he was a douche to work with, and that he took all the props from his scenes plus a leather jacket of Jason's when taping was over.

Oh so many to choose from! This was tough, but the Gosselins need to just. go. away.

Really? I've never had kids, but I assume I'd blame it on "hormonal" instead of fickle....Or maybe it's the same thing? YES! Hormones do not exactly = fickle. I never realized how hard it is to pick a name until it was my turn, and for some of us, it's a really hard thing to do. I mean, you're saddling this kid with a name for the rest of his/her life... I give her credit for re-thinking the name they had picked out.. And hormones related to birth can be a real bitch!

:4biggrin: Classic. He is a cutie! He kinda looks like my next door neighbor's son, who we call Charlie Brown.