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Saturday, November 23, 2013
Rodney Dangerfield's Sweat Kept in Refrigerator
But Rodney Dangerfield's widow Joan has a slightly more unusual way of remembering her late husband.
The 60-year-old keeps a bottle of Rodney's sweat in her refrigerator.
Blood sweat and tears: Rodney Dangerfield's widow Joan revealed she keeps a bottle of her late husband's sweat in her fridge, in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Joan reveals that Rodney first got the idea to collect his sweat after leaning that a handkerchief stained with Elvis Presley's perspiration was sold for a lot of money.
'Rodney had a eureka moment,' she recalls. 'He said, "I sweat more than anybody. My sweat has to be as good as Elvis' sweat, right?'" and he would sweat a lot up there on stage. So my job became the sweat collector.'
Joan collected Rodney's sweat through the trusty method of sponge and a spoon. 'I'd collect his sweat - about an inch at a time,' she explains. 'I thought we could water it down but he said, "No, that wouldn't be right.
Working hard for laughter: Rodney got the idea to save his sweat after learning that a handkerchief stained with Elvis;'s perspiration went for a lot of money
According to the website, Joan ordered hundreds of perfume sample bottles and still keeps the 'cloudy fluid' in a tupperware container which she showed off to the website in a video interview.
'It means a lot to me,' she says. 'I do know how hard he worked to make people laugh.'
However, the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, where Rodney performed a lot in his later years, wasn't too keen on the sweat operation. 'They said, "no, we couldn't offer that sweat,"' says Joan. 'They said there was an insurance issue. Rodney was crestfallen.'
New legacy: Joan made the revelation as she launched a new website in Rodney's honour
Rodney died back in 2004 at the age of 82 and Joan launches a new website Rodney.com on Friday November 22 - her late husband's birthday.
The site features the star's handwritten jokes and photos of him with comedians Adam Sandler and Bill Gates and will be the 'one place where you could find everything about Rodney you ever wanted to know or see.'
Born Jacob Rodney Cohen in New York 1921, Rodney became a surprise hit of The Ed Sullivan Show in the 1960s and went on to appear in films Caddyshack and Easy Money in the 1980s.
A 14 Year Old Boy Raped and Murdered His Teacher
A 14-year-old boy last month allegedly raped Danvers High School teacher Colleen Ritzer before murdering her and dumping her body in a nearby wooded area, prosecutors said today.
Philip D. Chism was indicted by an Essex County grand jury today on charges of first-degree murder, aggravated rape and armed robbery, according to Essex District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett’s office. Chism allegedly attacked Ritzer when she stayed after school to talk with him about an upcoming exam, according to prosecutors and students who were in the building that day.
“The indictments returned today detail horrific and unspeakable acts,” Blodgett said in a statement. “This is the first step in a long process to secure justice for Ms. Ritzer and her family.”
Chism is facing the murder charge as an adult. He was indicted as a youthful offender on the rape and armed robbery charges. The latter charges will initially be handled in Salem Juvenile Court, but prosecutors said they “would move to join these indictments with the murder indictment in Superior Court.”
Chism allegedly sexually assaulted the victim with an object. The aggravated rape charge is brought when there was serious bodily harm or when the rape was committed during another violent felonious crime or both, prosecutors said.
Prosecutors also allege that Chism, armed with a box cutter, robbed the victim of credit cards, an iPhone, and her underwear.
Denise Regan, Chism’s court-appointed defense attorney, declined comment.
“We are devastated and heartbroken by the details of the horrific circumstances surrounding the death of our beautiful daughter and sister, Colleen,” the Ritzer family said in a statement issued by a spokesman. “As a family, we continue to mourn Colleen’s passing and ask that the media respect our privacy during this very difficult time.”
Students at the high school were shocked by the allegations. Some recalled Chism as a quiet student, who mostly kept to himself but did not show signs that he was capable of violence.
“It’s unreal that [Philip] would do something like that,” said Jessica DiPietro, 14, a freshman who had a math class with Ritzer.
“It’s unbelievable,” she added. “I can not even process into words why he would do something like that. It’s devastating.”
The new charges marked a legal milestone in the prosecution, but prosecutors did not provide any insight into what might have allegedly motivated a teenager who was developing a positive reputation in his new high school to suddenly turn on the 24-year-old Ritzer, a popular and enthusiastic math teacher.
An Essex County prosecutor stressed during a recent court hearing that there was no evidence that Ritzer engaged in any wrongdoing.
Chism, a lanky teen who moved to the North Shore town from Tennessee earlier this year, was a standout on the school’s junior varsity soccer team who was also a student of Ritzer’s. On the day Ritzer died, fellow students have said, both Ritzer and Chism remained after class, apparently so Chism could receive additional instruction.
Chism is currently being held without bail in a Department of Youth Services facility.
According to authorities, Ritzer was reported missing to Danvers police at about 11:20 p.m. Oct. 22 when she did not return home and did not answer her cellphone.
Police went to the high school, where they found blood in a second-floor bathroom, prompting a search of the grounds and the discovery of her body shortly before 3 a.m.
Chism, who was last seen around 6:30 p.m. Oct. 22 at a movie theater near his house, was found by police in neighboring Topsfield about six hours later, walking north on the southbound side of Route 1. He was arrested on Oct. 23.
An estimated 1,000 mourners attended funeral services for Ritzer held at Andover’s St. Augustine Church Oct. 27. During the service, Ritzer was lauded for seeing “the goodness in other people’’ and as someone who considered teaching not just her job, but her calling in life.
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GoPro's Video Revolution
60 Minutes Overtime GoPro's ''stoked'' CEO » Nick Woodman is an avid surfer who 12 years ago created a waterproof camera so he could record himself and his friends catching some waves. It's called a GoPro, and it's now the bestselling camera in the world, and it's made Woodman a billionaire. GoPro is a wearable camera that can go just about anywhere