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Celebs are ‘Chill’ in Hamptons
HOW some stars spend their summer trip. Marisa Tomei, Matthew Broderick, Frederick Weller, Spencer Garrett and Amy Brenneman studying a screenplay within the Hamptons Aug. 31. To help a theater raise new money to save lots of its outdated church building.
One evening fund-raiser at East Hampton’s Guild Hall studying “The Big Chill.” Film from the ’80s with William Hurt, JoBeth Williams, Kevin Kline, Glenn Close. Kevin Costner’s screen time ended on the reducing room ground. Maybe he can come to Guild Hall and simply stand within the wings.
Another huge chill? Tickets are $1,000 to $10,000. For that, Marisa Tomei ought to sit in your lap.
Chopping it up
Early ’90s — when hair was huge and shoulder pads had been greater — I wrote about Paul Mormando, a child who bought supplied some show known as “Power Rangers.” He nixed it. He wished main movie work.
My discovery Paul Mormando is now back. And he’s simply been known as GOAT. Greatest-Of-All-Time.
I believe I thank me.
Bowwow BBQ
MORGAN’S Brooklyn Barbecue on Flatbush Avenue (nook of St. Marks) is throwing a canine evening. Tuesdays, 5 to 9 p.m., all month long. Movies that includes pups, like “101 Dalmatians.” Dog lover proprietor Penny Glazier says to convey yours with you.
Voter roll play seen
We’re saving theaters, canines, actors — not people. The president declassified intelligence paperwork stating China and different adversaries hacked information about American voter registration standing and illegally accessed hundreds of thousands of “voter files.” US Intelligence knew of the intrusion.
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About 278,000 noncitizens had been registered to vote, the president says. Names weren’t revealed.
The president declassified paperwork to back up his allegations. Democrats declare “no problem” and don’t want voting reforms. Liberals imagine it’s all fabricated. Bill O’Reilly says he is aware of they lined that up.
THE terrorism scare is sort of placing some airways out of business. To keep everybody secure, moreover including marshals and locked cockpit doorways, they’ll stop serving in-flight salads.
Only in America, children, solely in America.
