...is David Mamet's wife, right? I just heard a song of hers on the radio and it was quite likable. I don't know if this is fallout from the crush State & Main instigated, but i'm still surprised. anyone heard this?

I always assumed talented playwrights were gay. I'll look into this Pidgeon gal.

Yeah, she's been a (pro) jazz vocalist for years. I thought some of her stuff was a little convoluted, to be honest. Sort of like if I tried rapping, or something. She posts as a guest columnist on the Huff Post, with links to demos and the like.

That being said, the "Rebecca Pidgeon" type though is exactly my type. Crushed *hard* during State & Main.

yep, she's his wife and she stinks up all mamet films.

True. Her acting hasn't quite reached the, um, professional level yet.

In the (extremely) late '80s she was in a decent band called Ruby Blue. They did a mildly celtic sorta thing, and their best song ("Stand Together") can be found on the Just Say Yes To Another Excess compilation (from 1990). I actually bought their album - it was competent, cautious, and dull - and ended up trading it in not long after.

She hardly stunk up The Spanish Prisoner.

Word.

i like the girl that sings for Pidgeon.

That's the worst of the bunch in my opinion.

She's got weird rhythms as an actor. And Mamet is odd himself.

She's been a darling of the Audiophile community since her first album on Chesky records; The Raven. It has a version of Spanish Harlem that makes audiophiles cream with every utterance.