The fact that she likely pulled down more than Bruce Campbell ("Burn
Notice," "Bubba Ho-Tep," "Evil Dead"/"Army of Darkness"/Anything by Sam
Raimi, "The Further Adventures of Briscoe County, Jr.") for his
laugh-out-loud funny memoir is the true travesty.
Seriously, the woman is a D-List "celebrity" for a reason, episode of
Seinfeld (where she played a very unfunny version of her unfunny self) or no
episode of Seinfeld.
But lest we forget, P.T. Barnum put it best: "No one ever went broke
underestimating the intelligence of the American public." That's the
reasoning I give for the "rock" band "Poison" having a "hit" with "Every
Rose Has Its Thorn."
*snort*
Now I need a drink, and it's not even noon out here on the Left Coast.
Thanks, Dave!
;)
Brian
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 11:41 AM, davezeltserman <davezelt@rcn.com> wrote:
> this is the kind of news that raises the alcohol consumption among
> writers:
>
> From Publisher's Marketplace:
>
> Comedian Kathy Griffin's memoir, to Pamela Cannon for Ballantine,
> reportedly in a major deal, "for more than $2 million," (NY Observer;
> deal not confirmed by RH), at auction, by Trena Keating at Endeavor.
>
>
>
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