I would not be surprised if this movie is the surprise of the night

Break a Leg...!!

Congrats Mo’Nique, and Geoffrey

Robert Guillaume

………sometimes in life you have to say thank you to the people who help capture and cultivate  your imagination….

           Dear Mr. Guillaume,

    I must say when it comes to acting I feel that you are one of the best, you have entertained millions with you’re classic distinguished acting style,the old re-runs of Soap and Benson still make us laugh(especially when you’re on the screen) to this very day. The movie Lean on Me and The Lion King were truly two of your most memorable roles for me when it came to movies. I will never forget your role as Isacc Jaffee in “Sports Tonight” it was brilliant and gutsy, your singing voice strong and powerful was dynamic in ” Phantom of the Opera”, your portfolio of work and your invaluable lessons of courage should always be recognized by future artist.

Toast to Mr. Guillaume

♥written & posted by J.Riggs 6-11-09♥

In 6 weeks of release Obsessed made $67,500,481 million

Week -One……. debuted at #1

Week-Two……… #3

Week-Three……… #4

Week- Four……… #5

Week-Five……… #8

Week-Six………… #10

Made nearly $70 Mill in 6 weeks

Classic

….sometimes in life you have to say thanks while people are still here to accept your thanks…….I want to say thank you to Lena Horne

Dear Lena Horne,

Hey hope all is well, I just wanted to say I wasn’t alive to experience your breakthrough in Hollywood, but I really admire the spirit and determination you have, these young women off today can really learn something from your experiences. I feel sad that you were blacklisted in the 50′s, and that MGM didn’t have the courage to cast you in more movies, I feel the world has been robbed, but the work you have out is considered classic in my book. One of my favorite movies of yours is “Death of a Gunfighter” interesting movie,we can’t forget about “The Wiz”, your special appearances on The Cosby Show, Different World, and even Sesame Street will go down as classic moments in television history.

Toast to Lena Horne