ABOVE: I'd like to dive into his deep end.
ABOVE: I'd like to dive into his deep end.
ABOVE: More like that, here.
Jacober Creative's Instagram is featuring a weekly series of new designs meant to capture old films, everything from The Birds (1963) to Jaws (1975) to Gattaca (1997).
This week? Desperately Seeking Susan (1985) — see above.
Check out the others as they materialize here.
I saw Side Show in previews (review coming Monday, November 17, when the show opens) and took advantage of the opportunity to meet the last major cast member of Desperately Seeking Susan who I had yet to meet: Robert Joy. Joy plays the original daddy/conservator in Side Show and was, of course, Madonna's punker boyfriend in DSS.
Waited afterward at the theater's incredibly awkward stage door area (actors find themselves walking down a long hall with patrons after the action ends) and Robert was, well, a joy—very nice. He signs with his right hand, but holds the Sharpie in his fist as he does it. He happily posed for a picture (I was bummed he'd just put on his hat).
Joy recently turned 63.
Check out the time I met most of the DSS cast here, my favorite Madonna meeting here and meeting Laurie Metcalf here.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus & Joe Biden take a veep joyride.
WAIST OF SPACE: Khloe Kardashian loves cinchers.
Sexy Federico Diaz, a Ricky Martin ex, comes out.
Obama zings Boehner with Orange is the New Black jibe.
Another Bryan Singer/Gary Goddard sex suit.
Nate Berkus got hitched.
Bryce Johnson looks great naked. (Work Unfriendly)
Feel sore, or feel sorry, tomorrow. Like him.
Desperately Seeking Susan's NYC locations laid bare.
Ricardo Baldin looking good in his JAMs.
Oops! Britney Spears is about to get sued again.
Levi Michaels of Cocky Boys launches YouTube channel with “lighting” round.
The spell-binding Magic Club was the result of a late-breaking script change
TONS OF VIDEOS RIGHT HERE.
It was 24 hours of Desperately Seeking Susan for me this week, meeting Madonna on Wednesday for the celebration of her and Lola's Material Girl line and then meeting a surprisingly large contingent of the cast and crew of that '80s classic the following night when the Film Society of Lincoln Center hosted a 25th-anniversary screening.
Me with Seidelman, Blum, Arquette & Quinn
Tickets to the event and after-party had been hard to come by, and it's no wonder—on top of some members of the press, the 268-seat theater must have had at least 25 people who'd worked on the movie, plus all their guests.
Left to right, top to bottom: Susan Seidelman's intro; Rosanna Arquette's bond with—and Mark Blum's raunchy screen-test with—Madonna; rushing the film out in case Madonna was a "flash-in-the-pan"; and funny casting stories...