From 1970, the same year as the very strange movie Performance with Mick Jagger, there is the strange and bawdy Deep End. With music by Cat Stevens, Jane Asher shows off what Paul McCartney gave up when they split.
Diana Dors, who is one of the cardboard figures on the ‘Sgt. Pepper’ album cover, is considerably heavier here than she was at sixteen, in the first Huggetts movie with Petula Clark.
The Colbert Report came and went. Now The Late Show With Stephen Colbert has come and gone. For no good reason. In fact, CBS BS claims aside, it was for a very bad reason, named Trump.
Having Paul McCartney and Elvis Costello present for Stephen’s Last Show made the farewell special for me. There is no “best” Beatles song, but forced to choose one Beatles song as my favorite, over all others, it would be ‘Hello Goodbye’.
I’m not done with Colbert yet, as I await the delayed delivery of my Last Show t-shirt.
Here’s a fun photo of Prue being very handy around the flat. This reminds me that I have a kitchen cabinet door in need of some adjustment.
Yesterday was Prue Bury’s birthday. I would have noted it then, but I was waiting to hear back from her, and today I did. She’s been through a tough and tricky series of events, but she’s landed safely and is managing well.
A long time ago, I promised Prue I wouldn’t share this ad, but I’m gonna do it!
Her comment was that Pattie, being “more buxom,” would have been a better fit for a brassiere ad, but Prue got the job. Vidal Sassoon was standing nearby, having just cut her hair.
There’s the live official Beatles audio channel on SiriusXM, and now there’s the live official Beatles video station on YouTube. So, if you don’t subscribe to SiriusXM, you can come here.
