Comments by "Glamdolly" (@glamdolly30) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

I like this interviewers, he gets it - doesn't try to make it all about himself but pays due respect. And my God, Joan Rivers deserved respect, what a legend, what a talent, what a star! She wiped the floor with those puffed up, conceited no-talent fools like Jay Leno. He won't be remembered ten years from now (does anyone really recall anything he ever achieved now???) But Joan Rivers was a superstar, who deserves her place high in the comedy hall of fame among the best of the best. She wore her stardom lightly, she was humble and self deprecating throughout her life, as TRUE stars are. An incredible human being, a one-off and much missed - we shall not see her like again.
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And that, ladies and gentlemen, is what a STAR looks like! Godspeed Aretha, you fabulous woman. PS Why does the interviewer spit during every question? My God I hope none of it touched the Goddess!
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Linda Gray Amen, Joan was sheer class. I think she appealed to women because she was so real - she was even real about her cosmetic surgery, sharing every detail of every procedure and even writing a book about it! She had many deep friendships that lasted her lifetime, including with the wonderful Vincent Price and his wife the actress and renowned wit Coral Browne. Class is drawn to class! Joan is very much missed - and sadly I don't yet see anyone, male or female, who can even try to fill her comedy shoes.
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