Lily tomlin signed photo Archive
My first introduction to Sam Elliott was in 1975, when I went to see the film “Lifeguard” after having a picnic on the beach with my best friend Linda. In the summer, we walked to the beach around 3 times a week, so the day after seeing
It’s most assuredly a Manic Monday! Pinky had a great encounter with both Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin at the FYC event for Grace and Frankie. It was pretty epic, she even got a joint photo with both of the stars. How awesome! Check out her recap
Grace and Frankie is one of Netflix’s most popular series and the cast was out in full force to celebrate the new season of the series. It’s out now, streaming on Netflix and Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and more were on hand at the premiere to celebrate
It’s Fanboy Fail Friday! Yesterday, there was an awesome q and a with Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda for the Netflix comedy Grace and Frankie. Now, if you haven’t seen the show, it’s really funny and very well done. Now, apparently there’s been or has been starting
It’s Fanboy Fail Friday! Yay? Today there was a q and a for the Netflix series Grace and Frankie with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. Both actresses of course are legends and since I enjoy the series I figured would go. Share on Facebook
Netflix’s Grace and Frankie had their premiere in Hollywood last week. The two stars of the series Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin were on hand to celebrate as well. Check out the photos from the event below! Share on Facebook
How can you not love two acting legends like Sam Elliott and Lily Tomlin? Both are legends and both have done such an impressive amount of work. There was a q and a for the film Grandma starring Lily Tomlin and Sam Elliott and I knew I
One of the most unique and interesting shows on television right now is Netflix’s Grace and Frankie. Starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, the series is catching fire and earned Lily Tomlin an Emmy nomination for her work. It’s ushering in a new wave of television viewing
How can you not love Lily Tomlin? She is 1) one of the funniest women alive and 2) a living legend. Who can forget her work in the past, it was referential, hilarious and downright outstanding. Even today in her 1970’s she is headlining of the funniest
The streets of Hollywood… Or North Hollywood in this case are littered with shattered dreams and broken hearts. My 1980’s Fanboy heart is one of those. Share on Facebook
