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Fancy Nancy and the Posh Puppy by Jane O’Connor

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Fancy Nancy and the Posh Puppy by Jane O’Connor Performed by Rita Rudner Fancy Nancy decides to get a dog and certain she can be fancier than ever. After all…

I Still Have It . . . I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It: Confessions of a Fiftysomething

51QbezpOCKL. SL160 Fancy Nancy and the Posh Puppy by Jane OConnor
While there are people who actually embrace getting older (although we confess not to know any) most try to deny it. Rita Rudner is no exception. When she reached 50, she couldn’t even bear to admit it: “It was more comfortable getting a laugh and telling people I was filthy than having to say the word fffiffffty,” she writes. In her hysterically dead-on book I Still Have It…I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It, she relates her absurd adventures as a woman of a certain age navigating the strange and terrifyingly funny world of “near-sighted insights.”

In chapters such as “Artificially Hip”; “Older Than Springtime, Younger Than Angela Lansbury”; “I Won’t Blog, Don’t Ask Me”; and “The Advantage of Vintage,” Rudner tackles body issues, style, and technology, and looks at the wonders and surprises of life on the dark side of 50. So put on your bifocals and get ready to laugh. Just don’t blame Rita if your laugh lines become visibly deeper.

“Sexy deadpan is comedian Rita Rudner’s trademark style, never more in evidence than in I Still Have It … I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It … Pure vaudeville, a kick at any age.”—O, The Oprah Magazine

Los Amigos de Peter [Castellano] Parte 8

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Reparto:Emma Thompson, Kenneth Branagh, Hugh Laurie, Stephen Fry, Alphonsia Emmanuel, Imelda Staunton, Richard Briers, Phyllida Law, Alex Scott, Edward Jewes…

I Still Have It . . . I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It: Confessions of a Fiftysomething

51QbezpOCKL. SL160 Los Amigos de Peter [Castellano] Parte 8
While there are people who actually embrace getting older (although we confess not to know any) most try to deny it. Rita Rudner is no exception. When she reached 50, she couldn’t even bear to admit it: “It was more comfortable getting a laugh and telling people I was filthy than having to say the word fffiffffty,” she writes. In her hysterically dead-on book I Still Have It…I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It, she relates her absurd adventures as a woman of a certain age navigating the strange and terrifyingly funny world of “near-sighted insights.”

In chapters such as “Artificially Hip”; “Older Than Springtime, Younger Than Angela Lansbury”; “I Won’t Blog, Don’t Ask Me”; and “The Advantage of Vintage,” Rudner tackles body issues, style, and technology, and looks at the wonders and surprises of life on the dark side of 50. So put on your bifocals and get ready to laugh. Just don’t blame Rita if your laugh lines become visibly deeper.

“Sexy deadpan is comedian Rita Rudner’s trademark style, never more in evidence than in I Still Have It … I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It … Pure vaudeville, a kick at any age.”—O, The Oprah Magazine

Amir Rudner | asa tel aviv 2012 | 00243

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I Still Have It . . . I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It: Confessions of a Fiftysomething

51QbezpOCKL. SL160 Amir Rudner | asa tel aviv 2012 | 00243
While there are people who actually embrace getting older (although we confess not to know any) most try to deny it. Rita Rudner is no exception. When she reached 50, she couldn’t even bear to admit it: “It was more comfortable getting a laugh and telling people I was filthy than having to say the word fffiffffty,” she writes. In her hysterically dead-on book I Still Have It…I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It, she relates her absurd adventures as a woman of a certain age navigating the strange and terrifyingly funny world of “near-sighted insights.”

In chapters such as “Artificially Hip”; “Older Than Springtime, Younger Than Angela Lansbury”; “I Won’t Blog, Don’t Ask Me”; and “The Advantage of Vintage,” Rudner tackles body issues, style, and technology, and looks at the wonders and surprises of life on the dark side of 50. So put on your bifocals and get ready to laugh. Just don’t blame Rita if your laugh lines become visibly deeper.

“Sexy deadpan is comedian Rita Rudner’s trademark style, never more in evidence than in I Still Have It … I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It … Pure vaudeville, a kick at any age.”—O, The Oprah Magazine

Laugh Out Loud (LOL) Comedy Festival Recap Show

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IE Media Group’s behind the scenes look at the Laugh Out Loud Festival from last August held at our own California Theatre in downtown San Bernardino. There …

I Still Have It . . . I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It: Confessions of a Fiftysomething

51QbezpOCKL. SL160 Laugh Out Loud (LOL) Comedy Festival Recap Show
While there are people who actually embrace getting older (although we confess not to know any) most try to deny it. Rita Rudner is no exception. When she reached 50, she couldn’t even bear to admit it: “It was more comfortable getting a laugh and telling people I was filthy than having to say the word fffiffffty,” she writes. In her hysterically dead-on book I Still Have It…I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It, she relates her absurd adventures as a woman of a certain age navigating the strange and terrifyingly funny world of “near-sighted insights.”

In chapters such as “Artificially Hip”; “Older Than Springtime, Younger Than Angela Lansbury”; “I Won’t Blog, Don’t Ask Me”; and “The Advantage of Vintage,” Rudner tackles body issues, style, and technology, and looks at the wonders and surprises of life on the dark side of 50. So put on your bifocals and get ready to laugh. Just don’t blame Rita if your laugh lines become visibly deeper.

“Sexy deadpan is comedian Rita Rudner’s trademark style, never more in evidence than in I Still Have It … I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It … Pure vaudeville, a kick at any age.”—O, The Oprah Magazine

Rita Rudner beach house for sale

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Rita Rudner beach house for sale. Uploaded by Martin Bergman on Mar 14 2013. Rita Rudner gives a characteristically ditzy guided tour of her California beach home which is for sale through HOMSotheby’s.

I Still Have It . . . I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It: Confessions of a Fiftysomething

51QbezpOCKL. SL160 Rita Rudner beach house for sale
While there are people who actually embrace getting older (although we confess not to know any) most try to deny it. Rita Rudner is no exception. When she reached 50, she couldn’t even bear to admit it: “It was more comfortable getting a laugh and telling people I was filthy than having to say the word fffiffffty,” she writes. In her hysterically dead-on book I Still Have It…I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It, she relates her absurd adventures as a woman of a certain age navigating the strange and terrifyingly funny world of “near-sighted insights.”

In chapters such as “Artificially Hip”; “Older Than Springtime, Younger Than Angela Lansbury”; “I Won’t Blog, Don’t Ask Me”; and “The Advantage of Vintage,” Rudner tackles body issues, style, and technology, and looks at the wonders and surprises of life on the dark side of 50. So put on your bifocals and get ready to laugh. Just don’t blame Rita if your laugh lines become visibly deeper.

“Sexy deadpan is comedian Rita Rudner’s trademark style, never more in evidence than in I Still Have It … I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It … Pure vaudeville, a kick at any age.”—O, The Oprah Magazine

Standup Comedy – Rita Rudner

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In NYC? Visit the Laughing Devil for the best live standup comedy. Tickets at www.LaughingDevil.com

I Still Have It . . . I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It: Confessions of a Fiftysomething

51QbezpOCKL. SL160 Standup Comedy Rita Rudner
While there are people who actually embrace getting older (although we confess not to know any) most try to deny it. Rita Rudner is no exception. When she reached 50, she couldn’t even bear to admit it: “It was more comfortable getting a laugh and telling people I was filthy than having to say the word fffiffffty,” she writes. In her hysterically dead-on book I Still Have It…I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It, she relates her absurd adventures as a woman of a certain age navigating the strange and terrifyingly funny world of “near-sighted insights.”

In chapters such as “Artificially Hip”; “Older Than Springtime, Younger Than Angela Lansbury”; “I Won’t Blog, Don’t Ask Me”; and “The Advantage of Vintage,” Rudner tackles body issues, style, and technology, and looks at the wonders and surprises of life on the dark side of 50. So put on your bifocals and get ready to laugh. Just don’t blame Rita if your laugh lines become visibly deeper.

“Sexy deadpan is comedian Rita Rudner’s trademark style, never more in evidence than in I Still Have It … I Just Can’t Remember Where I Put It … Pure vaudeville, a kick at any age.”—O, The Oprah Magazine

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