Well, until about 4 PM when your housemate cracks open a Blue Moon to "take the edge off a bit".
Previews begin March 7. Opens March 12. "A MOON FOR THE MISBEGOTTEN" -- Cherry Jones, a revered Tony winner for "The Heiress," portrays the farmer's daughter Josie Hogan -- a role originated by Wendy Hiller on Broadway in 1957 and played by Colleen Dewhurst in the 1970's in a famous pairing with Jason Robards -- in Eugene O'Neill's masterpiece about a particularly healing one-night stand.
Orchestral swells are a tried and true signifier of open-hearted emoting, and A Moon Shaped Pool embraces that tradition right off the bat with "Burn the Witch" (which feels like Bernard Herrmann scoring an episode of Gumby), and through much of the rest of the record's 52-minute runtime.
That's a good thing, because her friend from her soccer league is Julia Stiles, a 19-year-old movie star with an open moon face as expressive as Mary Pickford's.
(Picture book; ages 1 to 5) This simple retelling of the Nativity opens fittingly with a moon-faced owl, whose hushed watchfulness sets the tone for the book, which doubles as a bedtime tale.
It took Cokie Roberts of ABC's "This Week" to point out that the Democratic convention was opening during a full moon, an observation that caused her fellow commentators to erupt in giggles.
Doing postdoctoral work in Taiwan, she became fascinated by Chinese food; when she returned to San Francisco, she collected what she had learned in the cookbook "The Modern Art of Chinese Cooking" and then opened China Moon Café a couple of years later, bringing a Californian ingredients-focused perspective to Chinese cooking. .
"Cold Open: Newt Gingrich: Moon President" (Bobby Moynihan, Kristen Wiig, Bill Hader, Nasim Pedrad, Jason Sudeikis, Kenan Thompson) First of all, the title of the sketch wound up being funnier than the sketch itself.
Open the moon door, guys! "Game of Thrones" (Sundays, 9 p.m. ET on HBO) is finally back, with more boobs, more blood, more dragons and more clandestine machinations behind closed doors.
The report, which has not yet been made public but was shown to The New York Times by diplomats, outlines a host of problems so grave that it recommends that Secretary General Ban Ki-moon open an independent investigation into the World Food Program's Somalia operations.
