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The actor said he’s “incredibly flattered to have been suggested to be involved with the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA),” but he’d be better suited for a role helping veterans. “I believe I could be more effective by bringing national attention to returning military personnel in an effort to find gainful employment, suitable housing and financial assistance these heroes respectfully deserve.”

The woman with nine husbands tossed off one-liners and played to her broad, adoring public. “To Gabor, everyone was ‘dahlink,’ an endearment that entered the vernacular of mid-20th century America. She was a celebrity of the old school who believed in glamour. She once said of today’s actresses, ‘When you see them in real life, they look like nothing.’ Not so Zsa Zsa, who flaunted her jewels and furs.”

As the actor prepares for a blitz of movies, including two “Avatar” sequels filming at the same time, she says she hasn’t suffered for parts. “I’m a weird duck, because I was never a ‘girlfriend’. I was always too tall to be the girlfriend. So I didn’t have to say goodbye to my sexual self and hello to my executive self.”

To be sure, this is a weakly attributed story, even if it does open with a decent Rambo pun and a cheap allusion to Trump’s campaign slogan. And the rest of the Mail‘s story is just backfill on Stallone’s support for previous Republican candidates like John McCain in 2008. But, man, do I hope it’s true. Here’s why…

“Sources have told DailyMail.com the president-elect sees Hollywood icon Stallone as the perfect choice to make art great again.  The likely position would be Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency that doles out funds to aspiring artists and creative projects.”

The old English Christmastime tradition never got as fancypants elaborate on The Rock as it did in Philadelphia. But it still included rowdy carousing by partyers in disguise – and, inevitably, some drunken mayhem and violence; as a result, for decades mummering was outlawed entirely there. But, beginning in 2009, the tradition was revived.

“Many educated people want to boycott Woody Allen because of an accusation of rape, and I couldn’t get my sensitive friends to go see a Roman Polanski film with me if I paid them, but a clever Ezra Pound quote doesn’t seem to bother anyone. Indeed, it makes one seem more sensitive to know Ezra Pound. The fashions are complicated. It is by no means clear how stringent a good moralist must be when it comes to refusing the art of flawed people.”

“The opening chords of the song were introduced, and I heard myself singing. The first verse was passable, a bit shaky, but I was certain I would settle. But instead I was struck with a plethora of emotions, avalanching with such intensity that … I was unable to continue. I hadn’t forgotten the words that were now a part of me. I was simply unable to draw them out.” (includes video)

“They are not analogous. They are entirely different — They’re not entirely different … The exclusive responsibility for arguing against the Iraq war or stating my opinion of Margaret Thatcher’s regime was mine. If there was a fallout, it was mine. The responsibility in acting is not exclusively mine. There’s a shared responsibility.”

The 16-year-old said she was “so excited” to be performing at the ceremony on 20 January. She finished second on the TV talent show in 2010.