And we are back with an all new episode of Keep It. I'm Ira Madison the third.

I'm Louis Rottel and it's as if we never said goodbye, quote, the musical Sunset Boulevard,

which I am proud to announce I am seeing this weekend in New York City.

I cannot wait. And I'll tell you why I can't wait. One, most people seem to fucking love

Nicole Scherzinger as Norma Desmond.

But two, the review in the New York Times

was the one non-rave, and the mid-questioning skeptical vibe

of that review makes me want to see it more. I'm kind of

confused but most people seem to love Nicole. Yeah I was with a friend yesterday

for lunch my friend Noah and he was telling me that he was at the

premiere and that it was fucking amazing and that it sort of does Ivan Van Hove but better.

Oh I see that's the guy who does like spooky theatrical

retellings of things we're all familiar with. He also using cameras and

screens and ruining Westside story. And also he did speaking of and that had Lily James in it and Jillian Anderson and people were like I'm not sure we needed it.

It was a version.

And the music of PJ Harvey whom I touted last week.

Anyway, I re-watched the 1950 Sunset Boulevard this week, which apparently,

... Apparently, Gloria Swanson in that movie playing this fading movie star who a screenwriter,

a down-on-is-like screenwriter kind of runs into and they both try to

rehabilitate each other and then she gets crazier and it's this film noir

experience I'm sure you've seen it but do you know what the scariest part of that movie is?

It's not when she becomes violent or highly delusional.

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