Film, Theater, Opera, Literature. If you really want to get a sense of what I'm interested in and what I'm about, check out my gargantuan Wish List on Amazon.com, either under my name or my e-mail address ([email protected]). It has more than 2,800 items on it -- and it's growing every day. It will tell you far more than you or probably anyone else would ever want to know about me. And let's hear it for the new Broadway musical "Legally Blonde," which just opened at the Palace Theater:
Smart, literate, confident women who are as attractive as they are intelligent. Women who don't think Paris Hilton is a role model or that The Fountainhead is great literature. Who don't spend their lives with their fingers down their throat. Who like films shot in black and white and who will actively seek out such films at venues such as MOMA or the Film Forum. Women who are willing to go to the opera one night and a baseball game the next, and will enjoy both equally. Are any such women out there? And could they look like Kelly Monaco, please? Or possibly Victoria Sinclair, Jennifer Connelly, Kate Beckinsale, Corina Ungureanu, Eva Green or Dita Von Teese. After all, it's not like I'm picky or anything.
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Veronica Mars, Two and a Half Men, The Class, How I Met Your Mother, Desperate Housewives, Brothers and Sisters, What About Brian?, Gilmore Girls, One Tree Hill, Men in Trees, Boston Legal, The Newshour with Jim Lehrer, Charlie Rose.
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In no particular order: Charlie Chaplin, James Joyce, Marcel Proust, Sergei Eisenstein, Edward de Vere (I'm what they call an Oxfordian), Orson Welles, Preston Sturges, Buster Keaton, Bob Fosse, Erich von Stroheim, Yasujiro Ozu, Bob Clampett, Lenny Bruce, Billy Wilder, Henry James, Jean Cocteau, D.W. Griffith, James Agee, Eugene O'Neill, Honore de Balzac, Christopher Marlowe, Natsume Soseki, Anthony Trollope, Francois Rabelais, Edward Gibbon, Edmund Wilson. And Ron Jeremy, of course.