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Before she was famous Lady Gaga used to hang out at a tiny bar in lower Manhattan. She go-go danced sometimes and was part of the scene of regulars there.

I started working there years later after she had become a superstar and a lot of those regulars still hung out there. She was still tight with them and even in a relationship with my boss. She didn't come around much though and we had to keep things on the DL.

One night she gave an unadvertised performance in the back room with a jazz combo of some of the regulars backing her. A secret show: If you knew, you knew.

No rich person hired her. She just wanted to do something fun with her friends.

Having John Landis write the story didn't hurt.

Looks good. I'll check it out.

If you haven't, watch The Spanish Prisoner. It turns the genre on it's head by telling the story from the perspective of the guy being conned.

The Exorcist

Linda Blair

There are two things I know about white people: they love Matchbox 20 and they are terrified of curses.

David Bowie. He was such a cultural touchstone that influenced so much artistry on top of being a brilliant artist himself. I lived in New York City when he died and the stoop of his apartment turned into a makeshift memorial with countless people contributing objects that held significance to their relationship with him. I was so overwhelmed to see it that I cried.

Spelling related tangent: do you differentiate between theatre and theater?

Shit, you remember them?! They were so good live.