Kelsey Sanders b. 1990 (10,000 Days, Wizards of Waverly Place)
Rachael Taylor b. 1984 (666 Park Avenue, Transformers, Man-Thing)
Serinda Swan b. 1984 (The Tomorrow People, Creature, TRON: Legacy, Supernatural, Smallville, Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief, Reaper, Beyond Loch Ness)
Michael Rosenbaum b. 1972 (Smallville)
Greg Grunberg b. 1966 (Big Ass Spider!, End of the World, Super 8, Heroes, Lost, Stephen King’s Dead Zone, Hollow Man, Frankenstein: The College Years)
Greg Mottola b. 1964 (director, Paul)
Lisa Rinna b. 1963 (Nick Fury: Agent of Shield [TV movie 1998], Robot Wars)
Sela Ward b. 1956 (The Day After Tomorrow)
Stephen Lang b. 1952 (Avatar, Terra Nova, Conan the Barbarian [2011], Project X)
Tim De Zarn b. 1952 (The Cabin in the Woods, Lost, Spider-Man, Star Trek: Voyager, Deep Space Nine, Alien Nation: The Udara Legacy, Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Quantum Leap)
Bruce McGill b. 1950 (No Ordinary Family, Deep Core., Area 57, Star Trek: Voyager, Babylon 5, Timecop, Quantum Leap, Tales from the Crypt, The Man Who Fell to Earth [TV])
Tom Holland b. 1943 (director, Twisted Tales [TV], Thinner, The Langoliers, Amazing Stories, Fright Night)
David Kelly b. 1929 died 12 February 2012 (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Merlin of the Crystal Cave, Stardust, Whoops Apocalypse)
Yul Brynner b. 1920 died 10 October 1985 (Futureworld, Westworld, The Ultimate Warrior)
Cordwainer Smith b. 1913 died 6 August 1966 (Author, The Instrumentality of Mankind)
Today's Picture Slot choice was difficult, but I went with Michael Rosenbaum as Lex Luthor from Smallville. I've watched several different versions of Superman, but I'll never forget Luthor's origin story from the comics when I was a kid. Superboy saved him from a fire at a lab, but blowing out the fire burned off Luthor's lovely head of hair which never grew back. This was the reason he was the most evil man on earth.
This is just one of the many reasons I have disliked DC Comics almost my entire life, not that this is any fault of Mr. Rosenbaum.
Many happy returns to all the living on the list and to the dead, thanks for all the memories
Movies released
Journey to the Center of the Earth released, 2008
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix released, 2007
Prediction: "Unless more stable banking conditions come to the relief, there will be a great disturbance in financial circles."
Reality: I'm reading books written by proponents of Cayce, and this is an example of what they consider a great success. The thing is, his readings quite often have a "maybe it will and maybe it won't" clause in them and this one didn't say "later this year". Still, here he is saying the stock market could go boom seven months before it did, so I'm giving him at least partial credit here.
Looking on day ahead... INTO THE FUTURE!
The regular schedule is interrupted by an exact date from Robert A. Heinlein. Yay!
Join us then... IN THE FUTURE!
The thing is, his readings quite often have a "maybe it will and maybe it won't" clause in them
ReplyDeleteOtherwise known as the Nostradamus Indeterminacy Dodge
Future recommendation: Bruce McGill is a great "Oh-That-Guy" actor. Most people I've talked to have no idea who he is until I start naming roles in movies or TV shows they've seen, then they all remember him.
ReplyDeleteA small confession. I got a picture of McGill from Babylon 5 and was ready to go with it before I decided the young Lex Luthor was more iconic.
DeleteThere are two favorite actors whose first few roles were when they were young, pretty and skinny, but no matter the waistline they do great work. The other one is Albert Finney.