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Five 1970′s Rock Songs About Losing Your Virginity
Those Naughty 70′s Songs Rock lyrics tell stories. Many times those stories are about love. Often they are about sex. Rarely are they about virginity. If they are, the lyrics are cloaked in the language of teenage angst. In the … Continue reading
SCTV – The Funniest TV Show Of The Late 70′s / Early 80′s
John Candy and Cast Lampooning Leave It To Beaver Canada’s SCTV (Second City Television) was one of the most brilliant comedy sketch shows ever created. The ensemble cast featured John Candy, Robin Duke, Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Rick … Continue reading
Our Gang / Little Rascals Star Norman Chubby Chaney No Longer Has An Unmarked Grave
“Chubsy-Ubsy” Finally Gets A Headstone Norman “Chubby” Chaney, a star for Hal Roach’s Our Gang comedies, (aka the Little Rascals) had been buried in an unmarked grave at Baltimore Cemetery since 1936. He was the first former cast member to … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Movies, Television
Tagged Cemetery, Entertainment, Epitaphs, Hal Roach, Jackie Cooper, Norman Chubby Chaney, Our Gang, The Little Rascals, Tombstone, YouTube
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“Mongo” – Alex Karras NFL Star Dies At 77
Karras, Famous For Stellar NFL Career, Will Always Have A Place in Movie Comedy History Alex Karras died in Los Angeles at the age of 77 on October 10, 2012 due to kidney failure and other health complications. The Detroit Lions … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Movies, Obituary, Television
Tagged Alex Karras, Blazing Saddles, Detroit Lions, Entertainment, Los Angeles Times, Mel Brooks, YouTube
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Great Band Publicity Photo And Video
Ensoku – Deserving Worldwide Attention Rarely will my mouth hang open in disbelief. I’m too jaded. This photograph of the visual kei band Ensoku with the nightmare Disneyesque theme did not make my jaw drop. But their music video did. … Continue reading
Deep Purple Founder And Keyboardist Jon Lord Dies At 71
Jon Lord: God Of The Hammond Organ, June 9, 1941 – July 16, 2012 More and more of the people I grew up admiring are leaving us. In the last couple of weeks actor Ernest Borgnine, Encyclopedia Brown author Donald … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Obituary
Tagged Deep Purple, Entertainment, Hard Rock, Ian Paice, Jon Lord, Ritchie Blackmore, YouTube
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When Lyrics Meant Something – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and “Ohio”
May 4th Marks the Anniversary of Four Kent State University Students Murdered For Protesting The U.S. Invasion of Cambodia and the Vietnam War Do today’s songs have meaning? One of the things I am confronted with in the 21st century … Continue reading
Posted in History, Music, Photography
Tagged 1970, Lyrics, Neil Young, Richard Nixon, YouTube
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The Best Presidential Candidate In The 2012 Election
Vermin Supreme – Would Make A Better President Than Obama, Romney, Paul, Huntsman, Gingrich, Perry and Santorum If you have never heard of Vermin Supreme or that he is running for President you are not alone. He has not taken … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Television, World News
Tagged 2012 Presidential Election, Vermin Supreme, Washington Times, YouTube
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