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‘Young Frankenstein’: You’ll Never Believe What They’re Calling Megan Mullally
The young woman outside the Paramount Theatre says she’s come to the Seattle preview of Young Frankenstein, Mel Brooks’s follow-up to his tremendous hit The Producers, because she’s a “bitch.” “And so is Megan Mullally!” she squeals. “From Will & Grace! She’s a bitch, I'm a bitch. We have a connection!” Ms. Mullally’s superfan is among an older and decidedly more guarded crowd — the middle-aged couple sitting next to us came because they got a deal when they bought tickets to Spamalot.
Posted 08/13/07 in Vulture : The Early Word
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The Buddy List: The Fifteen Most Dynamic Duos in Pop Culture History
Who are the best buddies of all time — in movies, literature, TV, and music?
Posted 08/09/07 in Vulture : The List
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