Comments for Confessions of a Pop Culture Addict

Comment on PCA Tribute: John Inman (1935 – 2007) by Elina M. Lampart

Elina M. Lampart — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 19:11:15 +0000

Dear Mr. Tweedle,

What a nice tribute for John Inman!

I run an official “Are You Being Served?” site at:

http://www.aybscentral.com

There are a lot of images and info pertaining to all the cast members including John Inman.

There is also a lot of other stuff for the AYBS fan including a blog, forum and an online role playing game.

Enjoy!

Comment on Tommy Can You Hear Me?: Remembering Tommy Page or Tommy Who? by Gunawan Agung

Gunawan Agung — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:36:32 +0000

for me, even right now while writing this, i am still listening to Tommy Page :)
can’t forget about him and his influence to my music.

keep up the good work no matter what happen, Tommy.

Comment on Dial “M” for Mamie: A Conversation with Mamie Van Doren by Marque Thibodeaux

Marque Thibodeaux — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 06:54:09 +0000

Sam,I love this interview with the eternally fascinating Mamie Van Doren. I am lucky enough to be Facebook friends with Mamie and Alan Mercer,the best pairing since Hurrell and Harlow. Mamie never ceases to intrigue me and others with her insight and spot on commentary about ,not only herself and her Hollywood career,but important contemporary issues and pop culture favorites. She is always in tune with the now and the latest happenings. This interview is top notch journalism. Thank You, Marque.

Comment on Dial “M” for Mamie: A Conversation with Mamie Van Doren by David Harrison Levi

David Harrison Levi — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 02:56:43 +0000

Sam Tweedle what a great interview … congratulations on both the writings Sam & the “always” beautiful & glamorous photo images (Alan Mercer) of Mamie Van Doren Sending you peace & love now & forever Davids Harrison Levi ~ Starmaker global caring for Breast Cancer Awareness

Comment on Dial “M” for Mamie: A Conversation with Mamie Van Doren by mamie van doren

mamie van doren — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:11:42 +0000

Dear Sam, what a wonderful interview we had! You got things out of me that no one ever did before. Thank you for saying such nice things.
Best of luck in everything you do.

Love and kisses,
Mamiexoxoxo

Comment on Dial “M” for Mamie: A Conversation with Mamie Van Doren by Alan Mercer

Alan Mercer — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:10:31 +0000

Sam This is the very best Mamie interview in forever!!! I loved reading it. You really got a lot of good information and your style of writing is fantastic! Thanks for the plug too! I’m thrilled I was able to help pull this off!!!

Comment on Darlene Gillespie: Walt Disney’s Bad Seed by Sam Tweedle

Sam Tweedle — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:19:05 +0000

If Darlene’s story helps one person make sense of their life, then she has done some good in this world, and I feel good for having wrote it. Just remember that no matter how old you are, its not too late to change your life for the better. Good luck to you.

Comment on Darlene Gillespie: Walt Disney’s Bad Seed by Thisguy

Thisguy — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:36:52 +0000

After reading this story I see more clearly how my own bitterness has caused my downfall in life. Although I never went to jail I let my anger towards people who I felt let me down run my thoughts and actions and as a result I spent the majority of my life hating people and life. Now I am left with the same prospect of no career because I couldn’t let go of the hurt and move on. I hope other young people can learn from this story and move on from disappointments and hurts before it is too late and they sabotage their own lives before they even begin.

Comment on Don’t Forget the Little People: 15 Midgets That Made it Big in Hollywood by anne lynch

anne lynch — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 21:24:03 +0000

I just unearthed a picture of my six year old self from 1970 with a little person dressed as a cowboy. The picture was taken in Wisconsin Dells and we are standing on a wooden bridge. I have a faded memory of the actor being the little person from the Wild Wild West but cannot tell for sure that is is Micheal Dunn from the pic as he has a large cowboy hat. Is there anyone that woudl know if Micheal Dunn was in a cowboy show in the Wisconsin Dells in the summer of 1970?

Comment on Two Faces Have Dick: A Conversation with Andy Dick by Anny

Anny — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:50:56 +0000

Love this guy and glad He is still making films and a TV show would be awesome! He is one of the few people in Hollywood I would like to meet! Wouldn’t it be fun to be His Substance Abuse Counselor! So often Comedians have problems to overcome- but that is why they are so creative and right on target with there comedy! Awesome article Sam!