Title: Body of Proof
Well just a little update I got on Twitter thanks to one of my friends who RT me the following from The Temperamentals Twitter:
Dana Delaney was in the audience last night. This is what happens when those housewives leave Wisteria Lane.
Still once more, the last name’s spelling is wrong – that’s starting to piss me off more than usual.
Anyway, for those of you interested The Temperamentals it’s a play written by Jon Marans and directed by Jonathan Silverstein. “Temperamental” was code for “homosexual” in the early 1950’s, part of a created language of secret words that gay men used to communicate. The Temperamentals tells the story of two men – the communist Harry Hay and the Viennese refugee and designer Rudi Gernreich – as they fall in love while building the first gay rights organization in the pre-Stonewall United States. For more info check the website Here
The guest of honor at the Creative Coalition’s Membership Meeting on Thursday, June 18, at the HBO terrace was White House social secretary Desiree Rogers. Actor-socialite Matthew Modine stopped by but split after the first five minutes, as did Creative Coalition co-president Tony Goldwyn (“he had to be somewhere,” explained co-president Tim Daly).
Actress Dana Delaney moderated a forum with Ms. Rogers, who spoke about the White House becoming the people’s house, and its role in inspiring students and children. “I’ve never done this before,” Ms. Delany exclaimed beforehand.
The adorable Desperate Housewife also talked about the first lady’s style, saying, “I personally am excited that Michelle Obama wears J. Crew ‘cause I’m a J.Crew addict.”
Of Ms. Rogers, Ms. Delaney added: “She’s … so brilliant, and yet so accessible. She’s like your girlfriend! You just want to hang out with her!” And her style? “Extremely chic.” Ms. Delaney’s YSL dress matched Ms. Rogers’ red and black ensemble. “Don’t you think we’re very well coordinated?” the moderator asked the audience. Later, she exulted: “I’m just happy to see sexy back in the White House.”
*headdesk* They spelt her last name wrong.. AGAIN. I think she should start wearing a name tag, she could color coordinate them while bringing sexy back. 
Can anybody else hear her saying “Extremely chic.”? I’m having this Jay Leno flashback where she described the women in the Amazon as “so sexy.”
Hello folk’s, long time no see. Exams have definitely taken it’s toll on me and now that I’m done I’m able to focus more on the website and it’s content. Within the next few weeks before I leave for Cali’ we’ll be plugging in a brand new summer themed layout. I can’t wait to see it.
We installed a secondary gallery to house all images that may contain sexual content, Dana has never been shy about her movies and we are not shy about sharing the screencaptures from them. We do however realize that many of Dana’s new fans may be within the younger age range. So, to save everybody mass amounts of trouble, (I mean come on, occasionally my parents still read over my shoulder) the screencaps from Exit to Eden have been moved to the new gallery here.
All photos will still continue to go into the regular gallery and linked there, but anything containing nudity will be moved over.
Dana attended ‘Hair’ last night, however there are no pictures currently available. We’ll let you know as soon as they are!
And yet another update only for the gallery.
First, I added another 11 photos to the Cheri screening which you can check Here
Second, on 18th June, Dana was at the 9th Annual Michael Z. Bennahum Forum By The Creative Coalition. At first there were only MQ photos but I ended up getting HQs as well so if you see them repeated it’s simple: first ones are MQ and the latest, the last 18 photos are HQ. You can check them Here
And finally, Dana yet attended another event yesterday! This time was the New York premiere of The Narrows and you can check the photos Here. Some of you may remember the dress from another event as the premiere of Phoebe In Wonderland or even Desperate Housewives Season Finale.
Dana was yesterday at The Cinema Society & Noilly Prat Screening Of Cheri, Michelle Pfeiffer’s upcoming movie – and if you hear someone yelling happy around don’t worry it will be just Tori and I -, and I just added photos to the gallery.
The Cinema Society & Noilly Prat Screening Of Cheri
Also, we’re sorry for the lack of updates lately. Both Tori and I are with exams but we still make time to update as much as we can.
I’ve added 105 screencaps from Dana’s appearance in the 1988 movie Masquerade.
The character of the month for the month of June is Ellie Cain, the sidebar will be changed tomorrow and every month on the 13th the new character added. 13 is my favorite number but if we do this every month that means in less then a year we’ll be able to have another favorite character on Dana’s birthday in March.
First of all, we’re sorry for the about day we went offline. There was a problem with the layout coding but Tori finally manged to fix it so we’re back!
Second, please remember to vote on the COTM poll! We’ll close it today or tomorrow very early so please cast your vote before you run out of time!
And finally, a gallery update! New photos from Dana attending a special screening yesterday in NYC, another event from last month, Desperate Housewives Season 4 and 5 promos and Season 4 Behind The Scenes photos and 5 photoshoots. Originally I was going to post 6 but Tori, not knowing my intentions, alerted you all of DH’s S4 press conference.
The Cinema Society & The New Yorker Host A Screening Of “Whatever Works”
“Rantoul And Die” Los Angeles Opening Night
Dana’s expected to attend this evening in LA a Tony Awards party related! Desperate Housewives creator and producer, Marc Cherry, has co written and produced the event and in the attendants list is Marg Helgengerger who some of you may remember from China Beach with Dana and currently on CSI.
Tony Award-winning singer, actor and dancer Chita Rivera receives the Julie Harris Lifetime Achievement Award June 7 at the annual Tony Awards Party in Los Angeles.
Presented by the Actors Fund, the Tony bash will be held at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. Stage and screen star Dick Van Dyke, who co-starred with Rivera in Bye Bye Birdie, hosts the event; Lisa Mordente will present the award to her mother.
Those expected to attend include Jason Alexander, Dana Delany, Marg Helgenberger, Valarie Pettiford, Carol Lawrence, Dick Gautier, Mitzi Gaynor and Susan Watson.
The event is produced and written by Marc Cherry (producer/creator of “Desperate Housewives”) and David Rambo (producer/writer of “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”).
The festivities begin at 3:30 PM with cocktails and a silent auction, followed by dinner and the live Tony telecast from 5-8 PM. The presentation of the Lifetime Achievement Award will immediately follow.
Previous recipients of the Julie Harris Award include Tommy Tune, Jerry Herman, Julie Harris, Gwen Verdon, Charles Durning, Rita Moreno, James Earl Jones, Tyne Daly, Lauren Bacall, Carol Channing, Stockard Channing and Liza Minnelli.
Born Dolores Conchita Figueroa del Rivero in 1933, Chita Rivera is one of the theatre’s most acclaimed performers. She has won Tony Awards for her performances in two Kander and Ebb musicals, The Rink and Kiss of the Spider Woman, and was also nominated for her work in Bye Bye Birdie, Chicago, Bring Back Birdie, Merlin, Jerry’s Girls and her most recent outing, the Tony-winning revival of Nine. Rivera’s other Broadway credits include the musicalSeventh Heaven, her Broadway debut; Mr. Wonderful; the original production of West Side Story; and Bajour. She appeared in the film version of “Sweet Charity,” starred in the world premiere of Kander and Ebb’s The Visit, and also headlined Bernarda Alba at the Mark Taper Forum. Rivera was most recently on Broadway in Chita Rivera: The Dancer’s Life. She was recently seen in the Signature Theatre’s production of The Visit.
Tickets for the 13th Annual Tony Awards Party are available by calling (323) 933-9244, ext. 54. The Skirball Cultural Center is located at 2701 North Sepulveda Blvd in Los Angeles, CA.
For more information visit www.actorsfund.org.
COMEDY SERIES (COMEDY):
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LEAD ACTRESS (COMEDY):
Desperate Housewives (Marcia Cross)
Desperate Housewives (Teri Hatcher)
Desperate Housewives (Felicity Huffman)
Desperate Housewives (Eva Longoria)
SUPPORTING ACTRESS (COMEDY):
Desperate Housewives (Dana Delany)
Desperate Housewives (Nicollette Sheridan)
SUPPORTING ACTOR (COMEDY):
Desperate Housewives (Ricardo Antonio Chavira)
Desperate Housewives (James Denton)
Desperate Housewives (Kyle MacLachlan)
Desperate Housewives (Neal McDonough)
Desperate Housewives (Shawn Pyfrom)
Desperate Housewives (Doug Savant)
GUEST ACTRESS (COMEDY):
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Desperate Housewives (Joanna Cassidy) (Melina Cominis)
Desperate Housewives (Frances Conroy) (Virginia Hildebrand)
Desperate Housewives (Kathryn Joosten) (Karen McCluskey)
Desperate Housewives (Swoosie Kurtz) (Jessie)
Desperate Housewives (Gail O’Grady) (Anne Schilling)
Desperate Housewives (Lily Tomlin) (Roberta Simmons)
GUEST ACTOR (COMEDY):
Desperate Housewives (Beau Bridges) (Eli Scruggs)
Desperate Housewives (Richard Burgi) (Karl Mayer)
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