Howard Stern loved it... So why not

Somebody told me he said that. Good lord. He used to be the awkward guy on outside looking in and making fun of celebrities and Hollywood and now he's so much in the inside his whole act went out the window.......

She's also neighbors with Andy Cohen from Bravo and she's been on his show Watch What Happens Live, a few times. Last time I recall she had her son with her, bartending, I believe. She just never seems to age and it was fun seeing her outside of the staged talk show interviews they do.

I loved the movie and I'm not surprised that Howard Stern enjoyed it. I have not yet listened to his radio broadcast, I will look for it does anyone have a link to it?

I loved this movie because I saw Doris's bravery in following her dreams without worrying about "looking foolish". Following your dreams whether they are chasing after a much younger man or giving up the safety net of a hoarding addiction are not easy, in fact they can be terrifying and isolating. But having the guts to do that anyway? Without guarantee of success? True risk always includes the real possibility of failure, of making an as* out of yourself yet again. I'm glad that they kept much of it realistic, like the *itch of an unsupportive sister-in-law, the Facebook post, I think that made the movie more relatable and genuine. It was a great movie.

Dignan: On the run from Johnny Law... ain't no trip to Cleveland.