FAVORITE ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILM

Elizabeth Taylor died on Wednesday.

She was sensuality personified.  Her talent, her roles and her men all made her a legend in Hollywood and the world over.

I've been trying to think of my favorite film of hers, and there are more than plenty to choose from.  I'm going to go with "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof."

She was brilliant in the role.  Sensual. Sultry. Needy. Greedy. Fascinating. Vulgar.  I loved it.  Of course, Paul Newman wasn't bad either.

COMMENT:   What is your favorite of Elizabeth Taylor's films?


by Maria C. Ferrer
   

HAPPY SAINT PATRICK'S DAY

Everyone is Irish today.

Click here for all a list of Irish Pubs worldwide.


And here is an Irishman to enjoy.  (Remember, we are all Irish today.)

Happy 100th Birthday!

  
March 8 is International Women's Day.

This day has been celebrated for 100 years!  It's sponsored by the Women's Information Network.  It's all about protecting and enforcing women's civil rights all over the world.  For more information about the Day's celebrations, the group and its resources, visit http://www.internationalwomensday.org/.

And in honor of International Women's Day, take yourself and a friend or your sister or your Mom or your Abuelita to lunch.  Heck, have a party and take them all, just make sure the menu is "international."

Happy Day, everyone!

Jane Russell Dies

 
She may have been regarded as Marilyn Monroe's other half in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,"  but Jane Russell was a sultry, sensual, full-figured goddess in her own right.

Jane was discovered by Howard Hughes and starred in his movie, "Outlaw."  From there, Hollywood was her playground.  Jane played opposite many handsome leading men.  Unfortunately, at 30, she retired as she felt that the best roles were only going to young actresses. No matter. Jane was not forgotten, and she continues to be the embodiment of sexy.

RIP, Jane.  (Say hi to Marilyn.)

RIP, Jane.