Friday, June 19, 2009

ERECTILES before DYSFUNCTION ?????





LBN-A DIFFERENT VIEW:














LBN Reader Comment:

Erectile's roamed this planet long before dysfunctions.

-----William N. Roemer -Jackson, CA













LBN HISTORICAL COMMENTARY By


SIGMUND FREUD:


Dreams are the "royal road to the unconscious".




This meant that dreams illustrate the "logic" of the unconscious mind. Freud developed his first topology of the psyche in The Interpretation of Dreams (1899) in which he proposed that the unconscious exists and described a method for gaining access to it.



The preconscious was described as a layer between conscious and unconscious thought; its contents could be accessed with a little effort.



LBN-NOTICED:

***Last night a large group of movers and shakers in L.A. went to the elegant home of Stewart and Lynda Resnick for a dinner in honor of the head of National Public Radio.



In attendance were new media titan Arianna Huffington, producer Mike Medavoy, attorney Bert Fields, CNN's Jessica Yellen, restaurateur Mr. Chow, LCO founder Michael Levine, L.A. Police Chief Bill Bratton and his wife among others.


LBN-HOLLYWOOD INSIDER:



***Although it was first reported days ago by Spoiler TV which had gotten the info from TV Guide, the trades have now confirmed that JJ Abrams and Tom Cruise have agreed to co-produce a fourth "Mission: Impossible" installment.


***Reese Witherspoon has become attached to "Pharm Girl," an aspirational comedy being developed at Universal. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film centers on one woman's odyssey through the drug industry.


Glenn Ficarra and John Requa are writing the screenplay and are in talks to direct.


LBN-TICKET GIVEAWAY; LEVINE SPEAKS ON SUCCESS ON SATURDAY:




















After speaking to critical acclaim at the prestigious Oxford University in England and The Harvard Business School, media expert and best-selling author Michael Levine will speak this Saturday date........




at the Fine Art's Theatre (address) in Beverly Hills at 11am.


The theatre will be closing at the end of the month and will be the theatres last live performance prior to shutting.


The speech will feature Levine in "Question and Answer" format with the theatre's 500 person audience.




For Free tickets, please reply to Hollywoodevents2009@gmail.com.


LBN-RECOMMENDS By KATHY BATES (ACTRESS):











Im getting into Edie Falcos new show, Nurse Jackie. I love the black humor and its cynical take on life.



I havent seen anything I have liked as much since Six Feet Under.



I think that's due to the fact that there are way too many reality shows and not enough strong dramas on TV these days.



LBN QUOTE:



Books are the carriers of civilization.



Without books, history is silent, literature dumb, science crippled, thought and speculation at a standstill.



I think that there is nothing, not even crime, more opposed to poetry, to philosophy, ay, to life itself than this incessant business.



Henry David Thoreau


LBN-OVERHEARD:


***Now that Lauren Conrad's no longer on "The Hills," she's wasting no time spilling the world's worst kept secret:


The show is fake.















Conrad was on "The View" this morning, and when asked about Spencer Pratt's apology phone call to her in the season finale, she said she wasn't even on the other end of the line.


*** Michael Jackson has been going to the office of Dr. Arnie Klein -- dermatologist to the stars -- and he's been going there several times a week lately.


Klein and M.J. have a long history together.


Klein has treated Jackson's vitiligo -- a pigmentation disorder.


Baron Cohen Dons Bull Suit For 'Bruno' In Spain »



MADRID —









Actor Sacha Baron Cohen's latest movie character, an Austrian fashionista called Bruno, drew gasps and some cheers as he appeared dressed as a bull in front of Spain's main bullring Thursday.


The British actor-comedian who was in Madrid to promote his new movie _ "Bruno" _ arrived in a horse-drawn carriage escorted by muscular matadors just as the sun set on the historic bullring Las Ventas.

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