Arts & Farts

Dr. Who News. Headline from nypost.com: “Who would have guessed? Two lost episodes of classic show broadcast only once in 1965 found stashed in cardboard box.”

Dr. Who might do wonders with this fodder for sci-fi scribes. From NYP: “Mad scientists to power AI data centers with living brain neuron-powered microchip.”

From an article by Anthony Blair, msm.com — street artist Banksy has finally been unmasked. He is Robin Gunningham, 52, from Bristol, UK. Photo taken in 2004. Art photo from Google Images:

Headline from foxnews.com: “Massive West Texas Deposit Could Challenge China’s Rare Earth Dominance.” Yay!

Another domino falls. From FN: “Honda braces for $15B hit after canceling US EV production plans.”

RIP actress Judy Pace, 83. Born in L.A., she began in modeling. Schlockmeister William Castle saw pictures of her in Ebony magazine and gave her a part in 13 Frightened Girls (1963). From there she worked regularly in TV and film. There are 44 titles under her name at IMDb, screen career stretching to 2017. She was in 15 episodes of Peyton Place, 26 of The Young Lawyers, and she did numerous guest shots on popular primetime fare. On the big screen she appeared in The Fortune Cookie (1966), The Thomas Crown Affair (1968), Three in the Attic (1968), Cotton Comes to Harlem (1970), Frogs (1972). Married twice, she was a mom of two, stepmom of five. Well done, Madam. Thank you. Photos from Google Images:

Hey Boomers — need a T-shirt? From GI:

The book shop was rained out. Today was annual window cleaning day.

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