In stopped clock tradition . . .
Richard Gere is right.
Yes, yes, I generally adhere to the James Lileks theory regarding celebrities speaking out:
I’m not tired of actors speaking out; I will never tire of actors speaking out, because it provides the same amusement of watching dogs walk on their hind legs. The sight itself is hilarious, and it always ends with the performer falling over.
But I'm also a believer in the Ralph Waldo Emerson tradition. You know, a foolish consistency and all . . .
Yes, yes, I generally adhere to the James Lileks theory regarding celebrities speaking out:
I’m not tired of actors speaking out; I will never tire of actors speaking out, because it provides the same amusement of watching dogs walk on their hind legs. The sight itself is hilarious, and it always ends with the performer falling over.
But I'm also a believer in the Ralph Waldo Emerson tradition. You know, a foolish consistency and all . . .
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