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Going to Hollywood this weekend...Grammy weekend!
Comments (32)I'm back! I wanted to get back to you about my trip, especially because all of you were so nice to help. I am sorry to say, that time went by so quick, we didn't get to do all we wanted to do. Friday night went to Mr. Chow's-and then to The Polo Lounge, which was being renovated, so another club was set up in the hotel. It was much too crowded, got one drink and back to our hotel. Saturday went to Rodeo Drive and to eat pizza at a place on Melrose called Mozza's, I think. It was VERY good! We had a couple of drinks at the Beverly Wilshire, L.A. Reid was at the next table. Then went back to hotel to get ready for the Clive Davis Grammy Party, which was being held at our hotel, so we wanted to see all the celebriites go in and out. Saw so many, and to name a few: Joan and Melissa Rivers, Joan Collins, Gayle King, Hoda Kotbe (sp?), Kelsey Grammer (and his new young wife)-sorry, he just grosses me out, Magic Johnson, Brandy, P Diddy, Miley Cyrus, Melanie Griffith, Yolanda (RHBH) and David Foster, Sting and wife, Trudy, Tyra Banks, and so many more. A lot of them were young artists, and I didn't even know who they were until someone mentioned it. It was fun! I cannot believe how skinny the women are! Have to be a size 0, not to mention tall and long legs, so they really are thin-too thin, IMO. Sunday, went to brunch at the Four Seasons, and to dinner at Mastro's then on to the Justin Timberlake concert. It was suppose to start at 9p and it didn't start until 11:30, which I thought was ridiculous! I truly would have left if my friend wasn't so inlove with him! Got home so late and was tired and left the next day! I am sorry we didn't make it to The Stinking Rose! Someone on the plane said they smelled like garlic all weekend after eating there, so we were a little afraid to go there and then to the events we were going to attend. But, would have loved to have gone there. Oh, somewhere in there we did go to the Farmers Market for awhile. We had already had brunch so wasn't hungry. I had never been to the Walk of Fame, so we went there for a little while one day. Marlene, so glad you mentioned for us to stay at the Beverly Hilton instead of the Roosevelt! We did walk through the Roosevelt, very dark place. We went to have a drink and appetizer at Sur, but, they were filming, so never even got in the door. Had fun and was exhausted, and my feet have been tortured walking in heels all night-how do people do that??? Glad to be back home!...See MoreLet's review the Grammys, shall we?
Comments (30)I thought the whole show just rocked...I had the good sense to set the TIVO up Saturday night cause I was working Sunday...I got home right as Bruce Springsteen was singing and just listened and played on the puter while coming back down to earth...I'm so glad I tivo'd it cause I've watched it on and off tonight...Hubster doesn't watch shows like this but he enjoyed seeing the Beach Boys, Tony Bennett, and Glen Campbell perform...It was very tasteful as far as Whitney goes...I know it had to be really hard for Jennifer to sing that song...it sure made my eyes well up... I think Adele is the bomb...I've been humming her song all day...I hope she has a long and wonderful career! I loved the Target commercial that came on with the little girl on the bus singing her song and all the other kids joined in!...See MoreRed AND Cherry Walls???
Comments (21)I think it would be nice to have the rooms painted when they arrive... to make it feel welcoming and also who wants to live in a room during the painting process with the mess and fumes? Just pick a nice red, I am sure they will be happy. I always thought "cherry" is just a shade of red. As for it not feeling welcoming, I find most rich shades of red very cozy and warm myself. I don't think that everyone thinks of red as an "angry" color I find it quite soothing. Yellow and bright primary colors on the other hand bother me and disquiet me - and always have even when I was a child. In fact a teacher once expressed concern to my parents because I preferred to paint only n dark purple, blue and black! I'll also always remember how upset I was when my mom asked me to choose a paint color for my room when I was about 10. I had almond color furniture and I chose a very deep wedgewood blue which would have looked great with the light furniture. She had the paint store dial it down to a pale blue because she thought it would be too dark. I was not happy when I saw the result! I figure if she was just going to pick the color then why ask me in the first place? To each their own and your kids have voiced their opinion - kids think a lot about color and they know what they like! Also I don't know what their native country is but in many cultures red is a happy color - the color of life. In China and India people wear red to be married and celebrate happy occasions, while white is the color of death....See MoreNo one's talking about the Grammy's?
Comments (57)I didn’t watch the Grammys and am hopelessly ignorant of current music and musical artists. After reading this thread I think it’s time to up my IQ WRT current music trends. I’ve always been a fan of Joni Mitchell so I had to google her performance to see what all the above opinions were about. I was expecting to hear a raspy throated, (yeah I know, years of smoking) out of key, washed up performance. IDK, I didn’t hear that at all. I thought her timing was on point, her voice was in key - maybe not the key of her youth - and there was much less verbalizing than I expected to hear based on the comments above. I don’t know who selects the songs but I thought this selection was poignant. Those of us on this forum all come from different generations or the same generation separated by a decade or so. As was mentioned up thread, Joni Mitchell fell out of favor and I suspect if one missed her early years, one might be inclined to minimize this performance. I thought the stage set was a little overdone but, hey. Artistic license. I am impressed with her come back from her stroke. It must have taken a lot of hard work to get to the place where she can sing/verbalize on key. I wonder if I could have done the same work. Just my opinion. whew, that was a lot of typing for someone who rarely posts and hasn't done so in months! We've been renovating our beach house and I haven’t come up for air since October. Okay, off to google Tracy Chapman! ETA: just googled TC. Boy am I behind. Thanks to this forum, I can catch up!...See More- last year
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