Lenny Bruce: Backstage at the Lakeshore Theater
2009-08-31 21:39:00 I was overthinking things a bit, looked up and saw this quote. I don't think it's supposed to be calming, and yet it was. I guess social unrest just zens me out....
DVD Review: Make ?Em Laugh
2009-02-09 22:56:00 Produced by Thirteen/WNET and Ghost Light Films, in association with Rhino Entertainment and BBC, Make ?Em Laugh is produced and directed by Michael Kantor and co-written by Kantor and Laurence Maslon. The documentary series ran on PBS for six episodes starting January 13th, and the DVD set is available in stores now. Hosted by Billy Crystal ...
T & A Bummer
2008-01-27 00:53:00 Lenny Bruce would be laughing his a** off right now. A T & A scene in a 2003 "NYPD Blue" apparently is too much for the hypocritical, puritanical, quaint FCC pretending to protect American's children from nude bodies, sex, obscene language, and yes, maybe even violence.Frank Ahrens Wash Post The FCC wants to fine ABC $1.4 mil for running this "filth" during the "safe harbor." The setup: INT BATHROOM: Hot blonde mommychick (Charlotte Ross, above) in white robe disrobes - the robe sliding down her delicious back past her tight derriere and on to the floor. Mommy turns her left side a bit toward the camera. We see a bit o' boob. Cut to her little boy bounding out of his room and toward the bathroom. Boy opens bathroom door. Boy freezes in shock. Stunned naked mommy now faces camera and manages to cover both boobs and private parts. Watch it here. Listen to Lenny Bruce's Tits & Ass routine here.
By: Chickaboomer
Video of Lenny Bruce?s Thank You Masked Man
2007-06-30 18:19:00 Leonard Alfred Schneider was born in Mineola, Long Island, New York. His youth was chaotic, his parents divorcing when he was five years old, and saw Lenny moving in with various relatives over the next decade. His mother, Sally Marr, was a stage performer who had an enormous influence on Bruce’s career. A controversial American ...
Lenny Bruce is not Afraid.
2006-12-29 02:59:01 The Plague Imagine waking up one morning, just like any other morning. When you get up, you notice that your child isn’t downstairs watching cartoons like he is every morning. Then you peek into his room, and he’s still asleep. As you approach his bed, you notice he is unresponsive. When you take him to the emergency room, you realize that every child in town is in the same comatose state, and as you overhear the television news in the ER waiting room, in fact every child in the world is in the same comatose state. Thus starts the Clive Barker executive produced horror thriller The Plague. Jump ahead ten years, and the children are still comatose. Drastic measures are being enacted by the government as they begin to ban child birth all together, since all newborns are born in the same state. Enter Tom Russel (James Van Der Beek). Tom’s been away in prison for much of the ten years that the children have been gone, and now he’s free. Heading hom...
By: Cinema Fromage
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