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Fuzball said:
can you play the flute?
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I wish! I started to learn viola at school at the same time as I was beginning to grow my nails. I wasn't using nail polish - too young! - but I was growing them and was quite taken with this new thing. After a few weeks the music teacher more or less said it was my nails or the viola so I chose my nails. :ROFLMAO:

And I was using my fingernails to play some of my records so it made perfect sense to me. I was scratching records way before those New York dudes got started. Ha!
 
Joan Blondell - my favourite blonde.

Very short overview of her Hollywood career.

"Classic Hollywood’s consummate scene-stealing sidekick, Joan Blondell enjoyed a successful screen career for nearly five decades, but it was during the anything-goes era of the early 1930s—when dames, gold diggers, and good-time girls were cinematic staples—that she reached her zenith. Her vivacious energy and wisecracking persona were perfectly suited to the punchy, fast-paced style of her home studio, Warner Bros., and no matter the genre she exuded an irresistible, naughty-but-nice irreverence that was pure pre-Code."

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zinniabooklover said:
OK, seems it is Thriller related. Haven't watched the whole thing (it's 8m 27s) but I'm posting it anyway.

They want to get Thriller short film to 1 billion by the end of Oct 2023.


"You have the chance to help #MichaelJackson reach ANOTHER milestone in 2023! Beginning on September 15th, fans WORLDWIDE are welcomed to join the #1Billion4Thriller fan event to help get the Thriller short film to 1 Billion views by October 31st. This event will run side by side with #1Billion4BeatIt with the goal of getting them both to 1 billion views this year. Watch the video to see how you can be a part of this!"

@Hiker - FYI Watch party?
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'Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto' exhibition at the V&A Museum, London

"Join dressmaking expert Sue Clark as she takes a close-up look at an elegant CHANEL suit, made in 1959 for actress Lauren Bacall."

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