Ya gotta love Rona Barrett. She was always supportive of Barbra.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Sharing my decades of Barbra Streisand memories with fans from around the world. Thanks for visiting.
Followers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2011
(252)
-
▼
August
(20)
- What's Up, Doc? at The Castro
- Barbra sued
- Funny Lady film capsule
- Staples VIP
- For Pete's Sake
- Barbra's "cameo" in Don't Answer the Phone
- Redford + Streisand
- This is Hot
- Don't believe what you read Part 20
- Funny Lady - Yentl double feature
- The Way We Were at the Ziegfeld
- TV and Radio program guide
- More My Name is Barbra
- My Name is Barbra
- Johnny Bunns Part 2
- Focker Gift Card
- A Star is Born original artwork
- Carpet Sale!
- Don't believe what you read!
- More Rona Barrett
-
▼
August
(20)
About Me
- Hart
- Thanks for visiting my blog. Enjoy the journey down memory lane with me. Feel free to leave comments. You can contact me at streisand {at} aol {dot} com
Oh, my goodness.... where did you find this?!?! I want to cry because I remember those magazines.
ReplyDeleteI've kept all my Rona Barrett magazines.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!! Wish you were a SOAP magazine collector. I've been searching for something from 1981. Never mind.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being so patient with my late replies!
While I have you here I might as well go for broke and ask if you know of ANY WAY I could get to the bottom of the Evergreen dilemma once and for all. I mean, for whatever reason, Barbra has changed her tune, after thirty some years. Baffling to say the least. I just wish I knew why?! I mean, in football parlance, when you have the ball you head for the end-zone. You don't stop ten feet from the goal line! I know as much despite my disdain for most sport.
Even as I write, I'm thinking of emailing the...silent partner (so called) in that song. I know how, I'm just wondering if I should. But then I'm thinking that I'll always regret NOT trying. What do you think I should do?
Weird, how one song (that I had no part in) can become such a thorn in my side. Then again, Brian DePalma heard a botched Beatles song in an elevator and he ended up making a movie!