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The Inclusion of One Actress Makes This Series a Matrix

Star Wars: The Acolyte (2024) Carrie-Anne Moss was Trinity in the Matrix series of films. No one could kick butt like her. Now she’s starring as Indara: A Jedi Master proficient in “Force-fu” fighting, who is killed by Mae at the … Continue reading

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Did Her Mental State Finally Get the Better of Her Life?

Anne Heche (May 25, 1969 – August 11, 2022) A Hollywood Medium YouTube video from E! showed up this morning, which suggests that bipolar disorder was a family trait inherited by Anne Heche from her maternal grandfather, Richard. Does her … Continue reading

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Two Actresses as Sisters from a Different Mother

Margot Robbie and Emma Mackey Is there a cookie-cutter system of breakout stars? It certainly seems so with these two.

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I’m Entertaining a New Thought Process about Past Lives

Sarah Bernhardt (October 22, 1844 – March 26, 1923) This woman is waaaay before my present time. In fact, I wouldn’t normally have thought about her, at all, except for a comment made by Ian McKellen made during a National … Continue reading

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And For Those Who Might Have Doubts About…

Shirley MacLaine and Olof Palme Check out their synastry: Although at first glance, it would appear that nothing connects them, look again: Palme’s Venus (love interest) is conjunct Ms. MacLaine’s Saturn (father figure). Believe me, it’s enough to build a … Continue reading

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She’s Elvis Presley’s Granddaughter, Can’t You Tell?

Riley Keough (May 29, 1989) After Lisa Marie Presley died earlier this year, I began to hear Riley Keough‘s name mentioned in conjunction with the ownership of Elvis’ home, Graceland. Prior to that, I knew nothing about her. As there … Continue reading

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From Girl Next Door to Mother Superior: Then and Now

Sally Field (November 6, 1946) She was always a cutie-patootie. She started out on TV as Gidget (girl-midget), became the Flying Nun and then, later, Forrest Gump’s mother. Sally Field has picked up two Oscars, one for “Norma Rae” and … Continue reading

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Her Best Role was the Tenth Doctor’s Companion

Catherine Tate (December 5, 1969) Now, this post will appeal most to people who love the Doctor Who series on the BBC. Most everyone else will raise their eyebrows and go, “Who?“ The date of Catherine Tate‘s birth is usually … Continue reading

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The Wannabe Actress who Died Tragically

Jayne Mansfield (April 19, 1933 – June 28, 1967) It should be remembered that all actors and actresses are just ordinary folks when off-screen. Jayne Mansfield was no different. People compared her to Marilyn Monroe, but in reality, she was … Continue reading

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Yet Another Ad I’m Having a Hard Time Finding

OLG “Excitement Builds” Scratch Cards I’m not sure why this is even important to me, except that it demonstrates my ability to recognize actors and actresses who are in different ads. The Wrigley’s Extra Gum ‘after the pandemic’ ad, shown … Continue reading

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