GENERAL MENTIONS 8/15: Julie compares Tropic Thunder to ¡Three Amigos! for NYMag.com 6/29: Julie did the Tony Awards wrap-up for NYMag.com 6/3: Julie interviews Cynthia Heimel for New York Magazine online 5/19: Julie gets book deal; poses in Publishers Weekly with cat Lovely write-up of Wasp Cove from The New York Press Read Wasp Cove mentions in Michael Musto's blog and on Jewcy.com 4/27 Julie's Modern Love essay appears in the New York Times Funnily-accented redhead Arianna Huffington hosts some of Julie's most bewitching OpEd's on her liberal website, including an admonition to the meth addict currently driving around LA listening to show tunes, a heads-up to the single girls who think Nader's running mate is the dreamiest, and a warning to America that Christopher Hitchens has lost his mind. Julie's Salon.com article about "Skinny Bitch" became a bit of a meme; click here for a reference to the piece on Chowhound in the context of America's first Vegan Strip Club (shudder) and here for a thoughtful mention on the New York Times Health Blog, Well.   Used Wigs A charming homosexual chats with Julie about favorite stuff they have in common, like Carol Channing, Intervention and blowing dudes. Julie gets a nice mention for her work as Katie Holmes in Variety's review of Starveillance   Julie gets to make fun of this week's "Look Book" guy from New York Magazine on Gawker Comedy Central Insider Julie Blogs Away at Comedycentral.com; Flaunts her Web Presence, Cat USELESS Magazine Julie is interviewed by this British Art mag about failures in her life. It's a short article, ha ha! Scene Missing Magazine An amusing interview with Julie about delicious cereal, pointy hats, and Angela Lansbury wearing a beard of bees. "Hot Jewish Girls Want to Talk To You" on Gawker

	OBSESSED WITH JULIE AND JACKIE Julie & Jackie are interviewed for This Recording about how they met each other and stuff like Megan's Law, The Ninja Burglar, and Bonnie Franklin The Onion writes up the show; calls us "veterans". Julie and Jackie were featured in the New York Press, not as one of their "Most Loathesome New Yorkers," but in a plug for the Obsessed show.   Obsessed in Time Out NY   Obsessed in HX

	HELL HOUSE New York Times: A Guided Tour of Hell, With an Appearance by Satan Ben Brantley wrote a brilliant, thoughtful review of Hell House for the New York Times. Check out Julie's photo in the online slide show.   Hell House Reviewed by Time Out New York Photo caption: "Pregnant cheerleader Julie Klausner, center, has a medical emergency."   Hell House in Newsweek   Village Voice: There's No Winking In Hell Tricia Romano interviewed me (and boldfaced my name!) for her Nightlife column in the Voice   Blood Work   Hell House in The Onion   Much more press here: lesfreres.org/hellhouse

	CAT NEWS Cat News in Entertainment Weekly Scott Brown wrote this article about Internet TV shows, and had the good sense to print a photo of my beautiful pet.   Cat News is Nerve.com's "Weekly Pic" The folks at filthy sex web site Nerve.com took a break from writing stories about underpants for enough time to interview me about Cat News. Cat News and Channel 102 in the New York Times The Guardian

	FREE TO BE FRIENDS The Barry Z Show Barry Z interviews Julie and Sue, then inserts clips of Mel Brooks movies in between their responses.   Gay City News "The duo's overall comic timing is stellar and their chemistry unquestionable."   Interview w/ Betty & Joan for The Comedy Central Insider Q and A with The Apiary Q and A with The Gothamist People have written about our show. It's true! Crib notes to the handful of mentions we've gotten so far: Sweet mention on the Broadway.com blog about our show Backstage "Given the razor-sharp comic partnership of Galloway and Klausner, it comes as no surprise that Free to Be Friends ran for seven months at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre. The duo combines intellectual satire with outrageous potty humor and delivers it with campy '70s accuracy that is dead-on....Sadly, with a running time of only 45 minutes, Free to Be Friends lasts just about as long as the Equal Rights Amendment. One wishes the fun would go on a little bit longer." While this writer clearly knows has his ducks in a row, we feel compelled to add that there is zero potty humor in the show. Not a single character even thinks about going to the bathroom while on stage. Talkin' Broadway We are relieved to finally be pegged as "delightfully twisted," first of all. He could have said "deliciously demented," but he's an astute enough gentleman to be able to know the difference. NYTheatre.com Funniest review of the year, written by Jean Teasdale with a press pass. This woman did not like our show. It was too mean for her. "The question is, why make fun of something that made tons of kids happy? There's a way to lovingly satirize, and then there's cruel parody. I came to see this not knowing what to expect, and as, like so many of my generation, a fan of the original. I'd hate to see anyone tear down what was a magical memory for so many of us by adding pointless owl-hating and-old-people-bashing." The New York Blade This is really more of a summary than a review, but flattering, even if they mistake the show for being twice as long than it really is. The New York Blade, by the way, is a Gay freebie. As in, The Gay Blade? Get it? "part feel-good satire, part absurdist political critique." Okay.   The Apiary We didn't know anybody was taking photos. Still, a really sweet mention! It was fun to do this show--we got to hang out in our wigs with Rufus Wainright backstage. Who was gayer? It is a riddle. "Sue Galloway and Julie Klausner are hilarious. This is a really fun show with surprisingly exceptional set design. It has a 'Strangers With Candy' sort of penchant for twisted one-liners and for its dark humour wrapped in a cheery outer layer." Our humor is so dark, they had to use the British spelling!   Charleston City Paper Again, very flattering, and one of those anecdote-based pieces, with bookended references and plenty of joke giveaways. A couple of corrections: Sue's band is Stickerbook, not Scrapbook, and there's no way Julie ever said "Ultimately, Free to be Friends is a really great showcase for all of our abilities." "The UCB Theatre was packed this evening, as it has been for most of the show's run, a testament to Klausner and Galloway's kinetic connection and sharp wit. And possibly the fact that the ladies strip down to some sexy '70s workout gear at one point in the show." Possibly. Possibly.

	FANCY GO NYC Magazine A very sweet review of my one-woman show from the premiere Lesbian NYC freebie mag NY Blade "Mr. Showbiz" himself, Murray Hill, weighs in on the show    Time Out New York They ran my old headshot (no bangs!) and gave it a "Critic's Pick"