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Pressure Cooker Trailer
In theaters: May 27, 2009 - Pressure Cooker highlights two semesters in the culinary arts class of Wilma Stephenson, an irreverent high school teacher in Northeast Philadelphia whose no-holds-barred teaching style helps her students earn scholarships to college. Mrs. Stephenson spells it out on the first day of school by telling the newcomers that 11 members of last years class earned over three quarters of a million dollars in scholarships, a staggering amount. She offers her students her version of the American Dream: You choose a realistic goal. You work hard. You work the system. You get out of Northeast Philly.
Genre: Documentary
Director: Jennifer Grausman, Mark Becker
Cast: Wilma Stephenson, Erica Gaither, Tyree Dudley, Fatoumata Dembele
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Barack Obama waxwork unveiled at Madame Tussauds [creepy]
US President-elect Barack Obama's waxwork has been unveiled at London's Madame Tussauds ahead of his inauguration ceremony in Washington.
Mr Obama's wax likeness has him standing in a recreation of the White House's Oval office.
The office is complete with the Resolute desk and the carpet embossed with the presidential seal of office.
Mr Obama is depicted smiling in a relaxed and informal pose with his arms crossed in front of him.
Liz Edwards, of the central London attraction, said: "As you can imagine Mr Obama has been incredibly busy during the election process and since.
Hundreds of photographs
"So we have to make our figures, when we are not lucky to have them sitting in our studios, through hundreds of photographs and extensive research."
Studio artists Les Punter and Jim Kempton worked with clay moulds to create the likeness of President-elect Obama, along with a planned waxwork of Republican rival John McCain.
A spokesman for Madame Tussauds said thousands of photographs of both men were studied to create the likeness.
Students from the American International University were invited to meet the new waxwork president on the morning of the unveiling.
The attraction in Marylebone Road is offering free, restricted admission to US citizens on Tuesday to mark the new president's inauguration.
Obama de cera atrai curiosos ao Madame Tussauds
El presidente electo de los Estados Unidos, Barack Obama, ya cuenta con una estatua de cera en el popular museo londinense de Madame Tussauds, que será inaugurada el próximo 20 de enero, el día de su comienzo en la Casa Blanca.
Barack Obama als Wachsfigur bei Madame Tussauds
Barack Obama a désormais sa statue de cire dans le célèbre musée Madame Tussauds
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This Is Genius: Fat man, naked model, healthy cigarettes
The weirdest videos of the week, including the amazingly fat man, the naked (robot) woman, the electronic smokers and the old German in tights.
Kill Bill actor David Carradine dies
An actor known partly for his role in the hit two-part film Kill Bill has been found dead in his hotel room in Bangkok. David Carradine was 72.
Auctions: Christies Behind the Scenes + Sotheby's Automobiles of London
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ELVIS OWNED A WORN PUKA SHELL NECKLACE [Lot 279 - Starting Bid $5000 - There are 0 other bids on this item]
Lot 279
White coral and turquoise necklace gifted to Dr. Nick by Elvis. Presley told Dr. Nick that he had worn the necklace while filming "Blue Hawaii" (Paramount Pictures, 1961).It was given to Dr. Nick while vacationing with Elvis and friends in Hawaii. Mounted and housed in a frame. A copy of "Dr. Nick's™ Memories of Elvis" DVD accompanies this lot.In it, Dr. Nick discusses this item and the other items owned by him in this sale. 16 by 11 1/2 inches, framed PROVENANCE From the Collection of Dr. Nick (George Nichopoulos), personal physician to Elvis Presley.
Zolar X "Timeless" Documentary Teaser
THEN: From 1973 to 1981 Zolar X gained notoriety on the west ocast USA for seemingly dressing and acting like space-aliens 24 hours a day! Their outlandish image was matched by strong sonwriting, performances, and over the top stage sets. Zolar X were for a time the "house band" at famed rock star hangout Rodney Bingenheimer's English Disco, and shared stages with Iggy Pop, The New York Dolls, Ray Manzarek, Jobriath, Berlin Brats, and Silverhead (among others). Kiss would check them out and Zolar X slugged it out against all odds in the pre-DIY rock scene. The now cliched factors of substance abuse, mental illness, bad management, and intolerant girlfriends derailed their career. A 1982 posthumous LP (Timeless) became a holy grail for record collectors, and sealed Zolar X's legacy.
NOW: Longtime fan Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys) released a deluxe edition of Timeless in late 2004. Inspired, Zolar X reformed in 2005! Lucky fans should expect metallic amp casings, silver platforms and backdrops, antennae headgear, and ever-changing outfits faithful to the 70's glam era. Whether you are glam, a punk, an indie-rocker, a cult (Psychotronic) movie fan, or still bitching about how Rush sold out in the 80's, Zolar X has something for you! Catch them now, before they once again, leave earth!
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Italian Movie Maestro: Ennio Morricone [Pts. 1 - 4 Documentary: BBC2 - 1995)]
Part 1
The life and work of
Ennio Morricone,
Early years
Part 2
looks at Morricone's
collaboration with
Sergio Leone
Part 3
features Morricone recording in Rome,
and looks at his work on
"The Battle of Algiers"
(1965)
and
"1900"
(1978)
Includes interviews
with
Morricone,
Gillo Pontecorvo...
Part 4
looks at
Morricone's
80s work on
"Casualties of War"
and
"The Mission,"
with interviews
with
Morricone,
Brian De Palma
and
David Puttnam
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SOMETHING TO DO WITH DEATH - SERGIO LEONE'S "ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST" (BBC doc)
Film historian Christopher Frayling looks at the huge impact of Sergio Leone's "Once Upon a Time in the West" (BBC documentary, SOMETHING TO DO WITH DEATH - SERGIO LEONE'S "ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST")
June 6, 2009
John K Lawson - Mardi Gras Bead Artist
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GET WELL WISHES IN MEMORIAM
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Peter Tork, one of the four Monkees, announced on March 3 that he is he has been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma. He underwent surgery the following day and is following it up with radiation. Tork is upbeat and, on his website, told his fans that the disease has thankfully not spread beyond it original location and that his prognosis is good.
Natalie Cole, reportedly (by the National Enquirer) needs a kidney transplant and her sister, Timolin, has offered hers. Natalie was diagnosed with hepatitis C last year and has battled kidney failure since September. Doctors are hoping to build up her strength enough to perform the operation next month. Please click here to see more information and to watch her recent TV interview with Larry King.
Little Jimmy Dickens, the Grand Ole Opry star and Country Music Hall Of Famer, is recovering from brain surgery. The 88-year-old singer had surgery January 14 in a Nashville area hospital to repair a subdural hematoma. The beloved entertainer recently celebrated 60 years as a member of the Opry, where he is still a regular performer. The country legend hit the country charts every decade from the '40s through the '70s, scoring his biggest hit in 1965 with his unforgettable "May the Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose."
Merle Haggard, the legendary country singer, continues his successful recovery from his surgery of November 3 last year. Doctors in a Bakersfield, California hospital removed a malignant tumor from his lung. Country Music Hall Of Famer Haggard has had more than 100 national country hits, 38 of which reached #1 on the country chart. His biggest pop crossover was "If We Make It Through December" (#28) but arguably his best-known recording, by country and pop fans alike, is his memorable classic "Okie From Muskogee."
Peter Tork, one of the four Monkees, announced on March 3 that he is he has been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma. He underwent surgery the following day and is following it up with radiation. Tork is upbeat and, on his website, told his fans that the disease has thankfully not spread beyond it original location and that his prognosis is good.
Natalie Cole, reportedly (by the National Enquirer) needs a kidney transplant and her sister, Timolin, has offered hers. Natalie was diagnosed with hepatitis C last year and has battled kidney failure since September. Doctors are hoping to build up her strength enough to perform the operation next month. Please click here to see more information and to watch her recent TV interview with Larry King.
Little Jimmy Dickens, the Grand Ole Opry star and Country Music Hall Of Famer, is recovering from brain surgery. The 88-year-old singer had surgery January 14 in a Nashville area hospital to repair a subdural hematoma. The beloved entertainer recently celebrated 60 years as a member of the Opry, where he is still a regular performer. The country legend hit the country charts every decade from the '40s through the '70s, scoring his biggest hit in 1965 with his unforgettable "May the Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose."
Merle Haggard, the legendary country singer, continues his successful recovery from his surgery of November 3 last year. Doctors in a Bakersfield, California hospital removed a malignant tumor from his lung. Country Music Hall Of Famer Haggard has had more than 100 national country hits, 38 of which reached #1 on the country chart. His biggest pop crossover was "If We Make It Through December" (#28) but arguably his best-known recording, by country and pop fans alike, is his memorable classic "Okie From Muskogee."
IN MEMORIAM
Randy Cain, an original member of the Delfonics and also a founder of Blue Magic, was found dead inside his apartment in Philadelphia on April 9. He was 63. The cause of death has not been made public. The Delfonics consisted of Cain and brothers William and Wilbert Hart. They placed six recordings in the top forty, including the top ten hits "La La Means I Love You" which peaked at #4 and "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)" which peaked at #10. Cain left the Delfonics in 1971 and two years later started Blue Magic by combining singer/songwriter Ted Mills with a quartet called Shades Of Love. They had three pop hits, including "Sideshow" which peaked at #8 in 1974.
Nancy Overton, a member of the legendary Chordettes, died of cancer on April 5 in a hospice near her home in Blairstown, NJ. She was 83. She joined the group as a replacement for bass singer Janet Ertel and over the years, as an official group member, made many personal appearances both on the road and on TV. She was also part of the group's revival in the 1990's. Prior to becoming a Chordette, Overton had made recordings with Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey, so it's no surprise that she was chosen to become the latest member.
Ronnie: "I have loved the Chordettes since I heard their first record (prior to "Mr. Sandman" in fact) and it was a thrill for me doing my interview show with two members, lead singer Lynn Evans and Margie Needham. (Please visit my Radio Page to listen to it.) Over the years there have been seven singers who have had the distinct honor of being a Chordette and every one of them was gifted and truly special. I am so saddened to hear of Nancy's passing and I wish I could have known her. Thank you, Nancy, and all the other Chordettes, for your wonderful music and the fabulous memories."
Bud Shank, the famous flautist and alto saxaphonist, died April 2 at his home in Tucson, Arizona. He was 82. Though perhaps best known for his jazz work as a performer, he was also a composer and arranger with greats including Stan Kenton, Maynard Feguson and Shorty Roberts. Shank's verson of Lennon-McCartney's "Michelle" peaked at #65 in 1966. But Shank will probably be best remembered for playing the memorable flute solo on the Mamas and the Papas' hit from that year entited "California Dreamin."
(England) Dan Seals, originally a hit pop singer and subsequently a hit country singer, died of lymphoma on March 25 at the age of 61. He was the brother of Jim Seals, of the duo of Seals and Crofts. He took the nickname "England" because of his love of the Beatles and when he was young he would often display a British accent. He formed a duo with a high school friend John Ford Coley and together they had several pop hits, including their first and biggest which was "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight," which got to #2. After the duo broke up, Seals switched to country music and amassed nine #1 hits, include "Meet Me In Montana" (a duet with Marie Osmond) and "Bop."
Jimmy Boyd, who was 13 when he recorded the #1 hit "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus," died March 7 of cancer at a convalescent center in Santa Monica, California. He was 72. The recording has become a Christmas classic and on its initial release it hit #1 on the chart for two weeks in 1952, despite protests from the Catholic Church. He then recorded "Tell Me A Story" with Frankie Laine, which got to #4; can we ever forget the ending part where he says to his "daddy" Laine after being spanked: "my tale's all read" (or did he mean "my tail's all red!"?). He subsequently concentrated on acting, appearing in the film "Inherit The Wind" and the TV show "Bachelor Father." Here's a sad and perhaps eerie note. Boyd was the third singer of "I Saw Mommy..." to die within a month of each other; he was preceeded in death by Molly Bee and, four days later, by Estelle Bennett of the Ronettes. (Please see their separate entries below.)
Hank Locklin, the country singer-songwriter who was the oldest living member of the Grand Ole Opry and a member for close to 50 years, died March 8 at the age of 91. He joined the Opry in 1960 and that year his recording of "Please Help Me, I'm Falling" topped the country chart for 14 weeks and reached #8 on the pop chart. He had 33 country hits, including the original version of "Send Me The Pillow You Dream On." Artists who have recorded his songs include Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Charley Pride, Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson. Locklin had just recently released his 65th album.
Ernest Ashworth, the country singer-songwriter, died March 2 at the age of 81. In 1955 he recorded as "Billy Worth" but subsequently was out of music until 1960 when he signed with Decca and had his first three hits. Then he switched to Hickory Records and charted 18 more times, including a #1 smash called "Talk Back Trembling Lips" in the summer of 1963; later that year Johnny Tillotson took the song to the top ten on the pop chart. In 1966 Ashworth began using the first name of "Ernie." His songs have been recorded by Little Jimmy Dickens, Johnny Horton, Carl Smith and Paul Anka.
Joe Cuba, the band leader and conga player known as the "Father Of Latin Boogaloo," died February 15 of complications of a bacterial infection at the age of 78. He is best-known for his 1966 hit "Bang Bang," not to be confused with the Cher hit of the same title.
Estelle Bennett, a member of the Ronettes and the sister of lead singer Ronnie Spector, died February 11. Along with the third member, their cousin Nedra, the trio became one of the most popular girl groups of the rock era and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in 2007. Their biggest hits included "Be My Baby," "Baby, I Love You" and "Walkin' In The Rain" and their version of "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" still gets played very often every Christmas. She died four days after the passing of Molly Bee, who also had a well-known version of that song. Please see the entry below.
Molly Bee, the country music singer who became a popular teenage star on the 1950s TV show Hometown Jamboree and later appeared often on TV shows hosted by Tennessee Ernie Ford and Steve Allen, died February 7 of complications from a stroke. She was 69. She first shot to fame back in 1952 with her version of the Christmas classic "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus."
Vinnie Naccarato, the original baritone singer of the Capris, died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 66. The group was originally from the Ozone Park section of Queens, NY, where Vinnie lived all of his life. They reached #3 on the national chart with "There's A Moon Out Tonight" and their recording of "Morse Code Of Love" has, over the years, also become a doo-wop classic. In 2008 Vinnie, along with the other group members, was inducted into the Vocal Group Hall Of Fame.
"I first met and worked with Vinnie in 1960, in the Murray the K's "Greatest Rock and Roll Show" at the Comack Long Island Arena with my group the Delicates. Then in 1961/62 we worked and toured together again in "Clay Cole's Twist-a-rama Revue." Vinnie, was very handsome, talented, lots of fun and always a gentleman...I re-united with Vinnie again in 2007, and had lots of fun phone conversations, talking about the old days and even singing duets together...he still had a great voice...we even entertained the idea of recording something together...I am happy to have known him and I will miss him. With love, Denise"
Delaney Bramlett, the singer-songwriter who wrote classic rock songs such as "Let it Rain" and was half of the successful Delaney and Bonnie duo, died December 27 of complications from gall bladder surgery. He was 69. He was a member of the Shindogs on the TV show "Shindig," during which time he met Bonnie Lynn O'Farrell. They married and toured and recorded together, reaching the national top 20 with "Never Ending Song Of Love" and "Only You Know and I Know" and working with backing artists (friends) who included Eric Clapton, Leon Russell, Duane Allman, Rita Coolidge and others. After their marriage broke up, Delaney continued recording and touring. His most successful song was one he co-wrote with Leon Russell about Bonnie entitled "Superstar," which the Carpenters recorded and took to #2 on the chart.
Eartha Kitt, the legendary singer and entertainer whom Orson Welles once called "the most exciting woman in the world," died of colon cancer on December 25 at the age of 81. It is ironic that she passed away on Christmas Day, exactly 55 years after her classic hit "Santa Baby" was riding the charts in 1953. Her other big hits included "C'est Si Bon," also from that year, and "Somebody Bad Stole De Wedding Bell" and "Lovin' Spree" from the following year. She became a major star of stage, screen and television, and the world re-discovered her in the late ‘60s when she became the third actress to portray Catwoman on the “Batman” TV show. Her illustrious career included 20 albums, two Emmy awards, and nominations for a Grammy and three Tony Awards. For more information on this wonderful lady, please visit the official Eartha Kitt website.
Dennis Yost, the lead singer of the Classics IV, died December 7 in Cincinnati at the age of 65. His group had three national top five hits: "Spooky," "Stormy" and "Traces." In 2006, while recovering at home from a major illness, he was critically injured when he fell down two flights of stairs. He suffered serious brain trauma and was in a coma for two months. Several recording artists participated in a benefit concert late last year to help defray his significant medical costs. Initial reports of his death suggest that it was unexpected and not directly related to his 2006 fall. For more information please check out the official Dennis Yost and the Classics IV website .
Odetta, the renowned folk singer and civil rights activist, passed away December 2 at a New York hospital from heart failure at the age of 77. Born Odetta Holmes in Birmingham, Alabama in 1930, she became a peer to established singers like Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger and a role model and inspiration to up-and-coming singers including Joan Baez and Bob Dylan. She appeared in several movies and was given the National Medal of the Arts in 1999 and was a Kennedy Center honoree in 2004. In 2005 the Library of Congress presented her with its Living Legend award.
Alan Gordon, who with Garry Bonner wrote the Turtles' hits "Happy Together," "She'd Rather Be With Me," "You Know What I Mean" and "She's My Girl," died of cancer November 22 at his home in Scottsdale, Arizona. He was 64. Alan and Garry also wrote the hits "Celebrate" (Three Dog Night) and "Jill" (Gary Lewis and the Playboys) and, with Charles Calello, Alan wrote Barbra Streisand's hit "My Heart Belongs To Me."
Miriam Makeba, the South African singing legend who became an international symbol of the anti-apartheid struggle, passed away November 10 shortly after performing at a concert in southern Italy. She was 76. A major Italian news agency reported that Makeba may have suffered a heart attack at the end of her concert and that she died shortly after being brought to a local private facility. Makeba, often called "Mama Africa" and "the Empress of African Song," left South Africa in 1959. She tried to return in 1960 for the funeral of her mother, but her passport was revoked and she was not allowed to enter the country. She lived in exile for 31 years in various countries before being allowed to return to South Africa in 1990 at the behest of Nelson Mandela. Her two best-known recordings were "Pata Pata," a #12 U.S. hit, and "The Click Song."
Jody Reynolds, who wrote and sang the 1958 hit "Endless Sleep," died of cancer on November 7. He was 75. Though cited by many as the first of a long line of teen "tragedy" ballads," the girl in his record did not meet a tragic fate since Reynolds sings "I saved my baby from an endless sleep." The memorable lush guitar on that recording was played by Al Casey. Original copies list "Dolores Nance" as the writer but that was a pseudonym that Reynolds created.
Nathaniel Mayer, a Detroit native who reached #22 on the national chart with his infectious 1962 recording of "Village Of Love," passed away on November 1 from complications of a brain hemorrhage he suffered in April of this year. He was 64.
Dee Dee Warwick, a soul singer who won recognition for both her solo work and her performances with her older sister Dionne Warwick, has died. Dee Dee was 63. She passed away Saturday at a nursing home in Essex County, NJ. She had been in failing health in recent months and her sister was with her when she died. She was the niece of gospel singer Cissy Houston and a cousin of Whitney Houston.
Levi Stubbs, the charismatic lead singer of the legendary Motown group The Four Tops, passed away October 17 at his home in Detroit after a series of serious illnesses including cancer and a stroke forced him to stop performing in 2000. The Four Tops has 24 national top 40 hits, including the chart-toppers "I Can't Help Myself" and "Reach Out I'll Be There." The group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in 1990. Two of the other original members, Lawrence Payton and Renaldo "Obie" Benson, died in 1997 and 2005 respectively. The only surviving member of the group is Abdul "Duke" Fakir.
Russ Hamilton, who became the first Liverpudlian act to make the American charts when his recording of "Rainbow" became a top-ten hit in 1957, passed away in Wales October 11 at the age of 76.
Edie Adams, the legendary actress, comedienne and singer who was the widow of comedian Ernie Kovacs and the "Voice of Muriel Cigars" in their immensely-popular commercials ("why don't you pick me up and smoke me some time!"), passed away October 15 at the age of 81.
Lloyd Thaxton, an Emmy Award-winning producer and host of a popular Los Angeles TV dance show that went national in the 1960s, passed away after a short illness. He was 81. He was well-known for his comic lip-synching to rock 'n' roll songs on KCOP's "Lloyd Thaxton's Record Shop," which launched in 1959 and became a hit despite its limited budget and cardboard set. He used puppets, costumes, mime and "finger people" he drew on his thumb. He always signed off his shows by saying, "My name is Lloyd Thaxton," to which the teenage dancers would yell "So what?"
Nick Reynolds, one of the three founding members of the legendary pop-folk group The Kingston Trio, passed away October 1 after having been hospitalized for several illnesses. He was 75. The other two original members were the late Dave Guard who died in 1991 and Bob Shane. Their hits, including the chart-topping "Tom Dooley," "M.T.A.," "A Worried Man" and "The Reverend Mr. Black" are among the most loved and remembered recordings from the folk music revival of the late 50s and early 60s.
Randy Cain, an original member of the Delfonics and also a founder of Blue Magic, was found dead inside his apartment in Philadelphia on April 9. He was 63. The cause of death has not been made public. The Delfonics consisted of Cain and brothers William and Wilbert Hart. They placed six recordings in the top forty, including the top ten hits "La La Means I Love You" which peaked at #4 and "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)" which peaked at #10. Cain left the Delfonics in 1971 and two years later started Blue Magic by combining singer/songwriter Ted Mills with a quartet called Shades Of Love. They had three pop hits, including "Sideshow" which peaked at #8 in 1974.
Nancy Overton, a member of the legendary Chordettes, died of cancer on April 5 in a hospice near her home in Blairstown, NJ. She was 83. She joined the group as a replacement for bass singer Janet Ertel and over the years, as an official group member, made many personal appearances both on the road and on TV. She was also part of the group's revival in the 1990's. Prior to becoming a Chordette, Overton had made recordings with Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey, so it's no surprise that she was chosen to become the latest member.
Ronnie: "I have loved the Chordettes since I heard their first record (prior to "Mr. Sandman" in fact) and it was a thrill for me doing my interview show with two members, lead singer Lynn Evans and Margie Needham. (Please visit my Radio Page to listen to it.) Over the years there have been seven singers who have had the distinct honor of being a Chordette and every one of them was gifted and truly special. I am so saddened to hear of Nancy's passing and I wish I could have known her. Thank you, Nancy, and all the other Chordettes, for your wonderful music and the fabulous memories."
Bud Shank, the famous flautist and alto saxaphonist, died April 2 at his home in Tucson, Arizona. He was 82. Though perhaps best known for his jazz work as a performer, he was also a composer and arranger with greats including Stan Kenton, Maynard Feguson and Shorty Roberts. Shank's verson of Lennon-McCartney's "Michelle" peaked at #65 in 1966. But Shank will probably be best remembered for playing the memorable flute solo on the Mamas and the Papas' hit from that year entited "California Dreamin."
(England) Dan Seals, originally a hit pop singer and subsequently a hit country singer, died of lymphoma on March 25 at the age of 61. He was the brother of Jim Seals, of the duo of Seals and Crofts. He took the nickname "England" because of his love of the Beatles and when he was young he would often display a British accent. He formed a duo with a high school friend John Ford Coley and together they had several pop hits, including their first and biggest which was "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight," which got to #2. After the duo broke up, Seals switched to country music and amassed nine #1 hits, include "Meet Me In Montana" (a duet with Marie Osmond) and "Bop."
Jimmy Boyd, who was 13 when he recorded the #1 hit "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus," died March 7 of cancer at a convalescent center in Santa Monica, California. He was 72. The recording has become a Christmas classic and on its initial release it hit #1 on the chart for two weeks in 1952, despite protests from the Catholic Church. He then recorded "Tell Me A Story" with Frankie Laine, which got to #4; can we ever forget the ending part where he says to his "daddy" Laine after being spanked: "my tale's all read" (or did he mean "my tail's all red!"?). He subsequently concentrated on acting, appearing in the film "Inherit The Wind" and the TV show "Bachelor Father." Here's a sad and perhaps eerie note. Boyd was the third singer of "I Saw Mommy..." to die within a month of each other; he was preceeded in death by Molly Bee and, four days later, by Estelle Bennett of the Ronettes. (Please see their separate entries below.)
Hank Locklin, the country singer-songwriter who was the oldest living member of the Grand Ole Opry and a member for close to 50 years, died March 8 at the age of 91. He joined the Opry in 1960 and that year his recording of "Please Help Me, I'm Falling" topped the country chart for 14 weeks and reached #8 on the pop chart. He had 33 country hits, including the original version of "Send Me The Pillow You Dream On." Artists who have recorded his songs include Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Charley Pride, Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson. Locklin had just recently released his 65th album.
Ernest Ashworth, the country singer-songwriter, died March 2 at the age of 81. In 1955 he recorded as "Billy Worth" but subsequently was out of music until 1960 when he signed with Decca and had his first three hits. Then he switched to Hickory Records and charted 18 more times, including a #1 smash called "Talk Back Trembling Lips" in the summer of 1963; later that year Johnny Tillotson took the song to the top ten on the pop chart. In 1966 Ashworth began using the first name of "Ernie." His songs have been recorded by Little Jimmy Dickens, Johnny Horton, Carl Smith and Paul Anka.
Joe Cuba, the band leader and conga player known as the "Father Of Latin Boogaloo," died February 15 of complications of a bacterial infection at the age of 78. He is best-known for his 1966 hit "Bang Bang," not to be confused with the Cher hit of the same title.
Estelle Bennett, a member of the Ronettes and the sister of lead singer Ronnie Spector, died February 11. Along with the third member, their cousin Nedra, the trio became one of the most popular girl groups of the rock era and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in 2007. Their biggest hits included "Be My Baby," "Baby, I Love You" and "Walkin' In The Rain" and their version of "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" still gets played very often every Christmas. She died four days after the passing of Molly Bee, who also had a well-known version of that song. Please see the entry below.
Molly Bee, the country music singer who became a popular teenage star on the 1950s TV show Hometown Jamboree and later appeared often on TV shows hosted by Tennessee Ernie Ford and Steve Allen, died February 7 of complications from a stroke. She was 69. She first shot to fame back in 1952 with her version of the Christmas classic "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus."
Vinnie Naccarato, the original baritone singer of the Capris, died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 66. The group was originally from the Ozone Park section of Queens, NY, where Vinnie lived all of his life. They reached #3 on the national chart with "There's A Moon Out Tonight" and their recording of "Morse Code Of Love" has, over the years, also become a doo-wop classic. In 2008 Vinnie, along with the other group members, was inducted into the Vocal Group Hall Of Fame.
"I first met and worked with Vinnie in 1960, in the Murray the K's "Greatest Rock and Roll Show" at the Comack Long Island Arena with my group the Delicates. Then in 1961/62 we worked and toured together again in "Clay Cole's Twist-a-rama Revue." Vinnie, was very handsome, talented, lots of fun and always a gentleman...I re-united with Vinnie again in 2007, and had lots of fun phone conversations, talking about the old days and even singing duets together...he still had a great voice...we even entertained the idea of recording something together...I am happy to have known him and I will miss him. With love, Denise"
Delaney Bramlett, the singer-songwriter who wrote classic rock songs such as "Let it Rain" and was half of the successful Delaney and Bonnie duo, died December 27 of complications from gall bladder surgery. He was 69. He was a member of the Shindogs on the TV show "Shindig," during which time he met Bonnie Lynn O'Farrell. They married and toured and recorded together, reaching the national top 20 with "Never Ending Song Of Love" and "Only You Know and I Know" and working with backing artists (friends) who included Eric Clapton, Leon Russell, Duane Allman, Rita Coolidge and others. After their marriage broke up, Delaney continued recording and touring. His most successful song was one he co-wrote with Leon Russell about Bonnie entitled "Superstar," which the Carpenters recorded and took to #2 on the chart.
Eartha Kitt, the legendary singer and entertainer whom Orson Welles once called "the most exciting woman in the world," died of colon cancer on December 25 at the age of 81. It is ironic that she passed away on Christmas Day, exactly 55 years after her classic hit "Santa Baby" was riding the charts in 1953. Her other big hits included "C'est Si Bon," also from that year, and "Somebody Bad Stole De Wedding Bell" and "Lovin' Spree" from the following year. She became a major star of stage, screen and television, and the world re-discovered her in the late ‘60s when she became the third actress to portray Catwoman on the “Batman” TV show. Her illustrious career included 20 albums, two Emmy awards, and nominations for a Grammy and three Tony Awards. For more information on this wonderful lady, please visit the official Eartha Kitt website.
Dennis Yost, the lead singer of the Classics IV, died December 7 in Cincinnati at the age of 65. His group had three national top five hits: "Spooky," "Stormy" and "Traces." In 2006, while recovering at home from a major illness, he was critically injured when he fell down two flights of stairs. He suffered serious brain trauma and was in a coma for two months. Several recording artists participated in a benefit concert late last year to help defray his significant medical costs. Initial reports of his death suggest that it was unexpected and not directly related to his 2006 fall. For more information please check out the official Dennis Yost and the Classics IV website .
Odetta, the renowned folk singer and civil rights activist, passed away December 2 at a New York hospital from heart failure at the age of 77. Born Odetta Holmes in Birmingham, Alabama in 1930, she became a peer to established singers like Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger and a role model and inspiration to up-and-coming singers including Joan Baez and Bob Dylan. She appeared in several movies and was given the National Medal of the Arts in 1999 and was a Kennedy Center honoree in 2004. In 2005 the Library of Congress presented her with its Living Legend award.
Alan Gordon, who with Garry Bonner wrote the Turtles' hits "Happy Together," "She'd Rather Be With Me," "You Know What I Mean" and "She's My Girl," died of cancer November 22 at his home in Scottsdale, Arizona. He was 64. Alan and Garry also wrote the hits "Celebrate" (Three Dog Night) and "Jill" (Gary Lewis and the Playboys) and, with Charles Calello, Alan wrote Barbra Streisand's hit "My Heart Belongs To Me."
Miriam Makeba, the South African singing legend who became an international symbol of the anti-apartheid struggle, passed away November 10 shortly after performing at a concert in southern Italy. She was 76. A major Italian news agency reported that Makeba may have suffered a heart attack at the end of her concert and that she died shortly after being brought to a local private facility. Makeba, often called "Mama Africa" and "the Empress of African Song," left South Africa in 1959. She tried to return in 1960 for the funeral of her mother, but her passport was revoked and she was not allowed to enter the country. She lived in exile for 31 years in various countries before being allowed to return to South Africa in 1990 at the behest of Nelson Mandela. Her two best-known recordings were "Pata Pata," a #12 U.S. hit, and "The Click Song."
Jody Reynolds, who wrote and sang the 1958 hit "Endless Sleep," died of cancer on November 7. He was 75. Though cited by many as the first of a long line of teen "tragedy" ballads," the girl in his record did not meet a tragic fate since Reynolds sings "I saved my baby from an endless sleep." The memorable lush guitar on that recording was played by Al Casey. Original copies list "Dolores Nance" as the writer but that was a pseudonym that Reynolds created.
Nathaniel Mayer, a Detroit native who reached #22 on the national chart with his infectious 1962 recording of "Village Of Love," passed away on November 1 from complications of a brain hemorrhage he suffered in April of this year. He was 64.
Dee Dee Warwick, a soul singer who won recognition for both her solo work and her performances with her older sister Dionne Warwick, has died. Dee Dee was 63. She passed away Saturday at a nursing home in Essex County, NJ. She had been in failing health in recent months and her sister was with her when she died. She was the niece of gospel singer Cissy Houston and a cousin of Whitney Houston.
Levi Stubbs, the charismatic lead singer of the legendary Motown group The Four Tops, passed away October 17 at his home in Detroit after a series of serious illnesses including cancer and a stroke forced him to stop performing in 2000. The Four Tops has 24 national top 40 hits, including the chart-toppers "I Can't Help Myself" and "Reach Out I'll Be There." The group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in 1990. Two of the other original members, Lawrence Payton and Renaldo "Obie" Benson, died in 1997 and 2005 respectively. The only surviving member of the group is Abdul "Duke" Fakir.
Russ Hamilton, who became the first Liverpudlian act to make the American charts when his recording of "Rainbow" became a top-ten hit in 1957, passed away in Wales October 11 at the age of 76.
Edie Adams, the legendary actress, comedienne and singer who was the widow of comedian Ernie Kovacs and the "Voice of Muriel Cigars" in their immensely-popular commercials ("why don't you pick me up and smoke me some time!"), passed away October 15 at the age of 81.
Lloyd Thaxton, an Emmy Award-winning producer and host of a popular Los Angeles TV dance show that went national in the 1960s, passed away after a short illness. He was 81. He was well-known for his comic lip-synching to rock 'n' roll songs on KCOP's "Lloyd Thaxton's Record Shop," which launched in 1959 and became a hit despite its limited budget and cardboard set. He used puppets, costumes, mime and "finger people" he drew on his thumb. He always signed off his shows by saying, "My name is Lloyd Thaxton," to which the teenage dancers would yell "So what?"
Nick Reynolds, one of the three founding members of the legendary pop-folk group The Kingston Trio, passed away October 1 after having been hospitalized for several illnesses. He was 75. The other two original members were the late Dave Guard who died in 1991 and Bob Shane. Their hits, including the chart-topping "Tom Dooley," "M.T.A.," "A Worried Man" and "The Reverend Mr. Black" are among the most loved and remembered recordings from the folk music revival of the late 50s and early 60s.
3rd Avenue El - early 1950's
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What is a 3rd Avenue El? It's the elevated train that used to run up and down Manhattan until the mid-1950's, when it was decommissioned and turned into scrap metal. Despite this, you can still...
What is a 3rd Avenue El?
It's the elevated train that used to run up and down Manhattan until the mid-1950's, when it was decommissioned and turned into scrap metal.
Despite this, you can still experience the trip through New York City that vanished over half-a-century ago, not only from the overhead view of the train window, but through the actual neighborhoods and with the authentic people who road it daily.
A beatnik photographer with a tripod, a stumbling drunk from the old Bowery, a giddy little girl traveling with her father, and a couple on a romantic excursion help create a loose narrative.
For the soundtrack, a sprightly rendition of Haydn's Concerto in D for Harpsichord is accompanied by all of the real sounds of a metropolitan elevated subway trip. Along with it's superb photography and creative editing, a viewing of '3rd Avenue El' is like taking a ten minute vacation to a place that is no more.
GLOSSOLALIA WEDDING: Black Surmounts the Holy Brain!
GLOSSOLALIA WEDDING: Black Surmounts the Holy Brain!
Video sent by mrjyn
GLOSSOLALIA
The American black surmounts by the holy brains!
Go back this ceremony to marriage and start to indicate with the language!
JAPAN: Nightporter [日本: ナイトポーター]
JAPAN: Nightporter [日本: ナイトポーター]
Video sent by mrjyn
JAPAN: NIGHTPORTER and my webfoot with the brains behind the old man and the sea of shoes:
ジェーン：私は日本のバンドのような唯一の国である
私： CとW. Dshubba
グランオールオプリーguyssは上のように10:09午後、すべてのrhinestones知る
彼もまた、だまされやすい人などのような女の子でした
し、彼のパートナー、マヌエルは、業界に就任したときは死亡した。
ああ、午後男性すごく興奮している10:10現在、彼のブーツや衣類を詳細に
nを私は彼の店で彼を訪問ハリウッドで彼のキャデラックは、世界で有名なのPIX having
10:11午後ジェーン：何あなたのようなもの
私：大銀ドルとピストルのボンネットの角に舵を取るとは信じられないほどのくそ秒
私は、ひざ、黒、白とほぼ読むているため、
角キャップつま先
足の上、 2つの大きなものに10:12午後ワシ
両側に
日にリル赤い心とそれぞれの側に大きなオフィスレディーpullersストラップ
ジェーン： Mahayana
the only country band i like is JAPAN
me: c and W. Dshubba
10:09 PM like pussy on the grand ole spry, you know all the rhinestones he did the girls too, like patsy and such and then his partner, Manuel took over the biz when he died.
10:10 PM i visited him at his shop in n. Hollywood and got to take pix in his Cadillac which is world famous for having
10:11 PM: what are yours like
me: big silver dollars and steer horns on the hood and pistol s and more incredible shit than mine are almost to the knee , black white and read, square cap toe, eagles on top of foot and two big ones on both sides, big sol strap pullers on each side with Lil red hearts on em brouhaha
m.
17.4.09
MANUEL: 'RHINESTONE REMBRANDT' COUTURIER [EX-NUDIE DESIGNER]
MANUEL: 'RHINESTONE REMBRANDT' COUTURIER [EX-NUDIE DESIGNER]
Video sent by mrjyn
MANUEL RHINESTONE REMBRANDT
Steve Martin - The Crow - New Songs For The 5 String Banjo
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SECOND SONG SOUNDS LIKE FARMER JASON!
It's here! It's here! Steve's new banjo CD is here! COL! Not quite the same effect as 'The new phone book is here! Now I'm SOMEBODY!', but the feeling is genuine. :o) Steve Martin has done a lot o...
It's here! It's here! Steve's new banjo CD is here! SOL! Not quite the same effect as 'The new phone book is here! Now I'm SOMEBODY!', but the feeling is genuine. :o)
Steve Martin has done a lot of different things in his life, but some people may be surprised to learn that he is also a cracker jack banjo player. Yes, indeed. He and the banjo have had a thing for some 45 years now, and he has just released a new recording of his original compositions for his 5 string friend.
The Crow is a gem. Seriously. With the help of some wonderful friends such as Tim O'Brien, Vince Gill, Earl Scruggs, Dolly Parton, Tony Trisector, Mary Black, and more, Steve has created what he calls "the most expensive banjo recording in the entire universe." Oh yeah, and the liner notes are a hoot to boot. So go out and buy your copy today!
Here are a few selections from "The Crow: New Songs For The 5 String Banjo". Tap those feet and enjoy. Blink, clink, pink...
Steve Martin The Crow Banjo Earl Scruggs Dolly Parton Vince Gill Mary Black Tim O'Brien Tony Trischka Pete Wernick
Story of Stuff, Full Version; How Things Work, About Stuff
Is he a loser or is he a keeper?The Fate of Your Datedivines the answer. In this darling, easy-to-use guide to romance,Teen Vogueastrologers Stefanie Iris Weiss and Sherene Schostak demystify the mystical and make ancient practices practical. Each chapter covers a time-tested metaphysical method: astrology, tarot, spell-craft, and more. Organized into sections of Before, During, and After the Date, the book outlines which practices are best used when. Work some numerology on his phone number, read his palm while holding his hand, and cast a bit of white magic to get exactly what s desired.The Fate of Your Datemakes it a cinch to go forth, divine, and conquer!
More details
The Fate of Your Date: Divination for Dating, Mating, and Relating
By Stefanie Iris Weiss, Sherene Schostak, Irma
Illustrated by Irma
Edition: illustrated
Published by Chronicle Books, 2006
ISBN 081184871X, 9780811848718
159 pages
Jim O'Rourke - Insignificance ROEG INSPIRED MASTERX [TANDEM SPAMMONSTERS COMMENTS]
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wow! I want this song all for my own!!! iTunes is no help at all and limewire has nothing but porn...
Thank you for a new obsession, from a High Llamas fan :)
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i managed to pick up his cd from work for $9.99 the date on the price tag was 3 years old, so it have been in the store for quite some time. the album is called insignificance and it is an excellent record. only a 7 track cd but all brilliant, except for maybe 'Therefore, i am' which isn't a bad song really, but the weakest of the bunch
Helions with Borat [WEB EXCLUSIVE]
Borax hits Eastwood for his book signing - Hellions were there to give him the "Highhanded Fivefold!"
HELIO MY wIFE AND i, ME YouTube on Helio
YouTube on Helio is a custom application designed to get the full YouTube experience on the go, and it's only on Helio Ocean. Get easy access to tens of millions of videos, including your My Videos, Subscriptions, Favorites and Playlists. You can browse the Most Viewed or Most Recent clips or even search for something specific.
White Out: Jim O'Rourke and Thurston Moore [Live at Tonic]
Live at Tonic
photographed by Dan Ehrenbard
White Out Jim O'Rourke Thurston Moore Lin Culbertson Tom Surgal Tonic
Let's Groove - Earth wind and fire [r.i.p. FWCP? MAY 19, 2009]
Earth, Wind, and Fire will save us all.
Roy Orbison: Wild Hearts [Insignificance: Nicolas Roeg] "That was the best conversation I ever had!" via mrjyn/clipser
Insignificance
USA
2 August
1985
Australia
4 October 1985
West Germany
24 October 1985
Finland
25 November 1990
(TV premiere)
Also Known As
(AKA)
Blahostka
Poland
Insignificance -
Die verflixte Nacht
West Germany
Insignificancia
Spain
La signora in bianco
Italy
Mia nyhta me tin Marilyn
Greece
Neînsemnatii
Romania
She's the Bomb
Finland
(DVD title)
Uma Noite Inesquecível
Portugal
Une nuit de réflexion
France
(video title)
Yhtä tyhjän kanssa
Finland
Roy Orbison
Wild Hearts
from the motion picture
Insignificance
directed by
Nicolas Roeg
Super rare, super unknown, Lynchean, Roy Orbison music video for the ultra-obscure, Nicolas Roeg-directed sleeper,
starring
Theresa Russell in an impossible-to-describe story about Time, Space, Synchronicity, Celebrity, Sex and the Atom Bomb, and the chance encounters of: Albert Einstein, Marilyn Monroe (T. Russell), Senator Joe McCarthy (Tony Curtis), Joe DiMaggio (Gary Busey--yeah, I'm gonna recheck that one),
including one of my favorite moments in all of Roeg's oeuvre:
E=MC2 demonstration
between
Marilyn (in her infamous white halter dress) and Einstein,
where upon conclusion, she exclaims in a smokey, post-coital pout,
"That was the best conversation I ever had!"
This video, which, appropriately enough, I happened on serendipitously, is reward (Jack McCann's Gold) for tirelessly toiling in the thankless,unmarked search for the uncrowned video-Rood, and only existed in one very Romanian corner of the Internet--until now!
June 5, 2009
Mexican Stereotype
For almost all the foreigners, Mexico is an enormous mass of lost "pueblitos" in the dirt and the desert, where the poor Mexicans drink to forget their poverty and misery...
Category: Education
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Rutger Hauer: Blade Runner [25th Anniversary]
Rutger Hauer: Blade Runner [25th Anniversary]
Rutger Hauer Roy Batty replicant Blade Runner Sci-fi Ridley Scott tech-noir cyber punk Harrison Ford Phillip K. Dick
MOONHOAX: THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH - BOWIE ZIGS HI @ VICTORIA ST ['FOLLOW' or 'Try To Remember': RICK NELSON + PAUL ANKA] #1er CHINESE VIDEO BLOGCAST
FOLLOW: RICK NELSON + PAUL ANKA: MoonHoax Cover-Up Nicolas Roeg [David Bowie The Man Who Fell To Earth]
MOONHOAX: those who fell to Earth - Bowie ZIGS audio @ Victoria Street
MOONHOAX: THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH - BOWIE ZIGS HI @ VICTORIA ST
BF FRIDAY FREAKY FIDELIO
I LOVE WAKING UP TO CRAZY!
aka Nicolas Roeg and Image Transform---- "nudge,nudge, wink, wink,.......say no more!" Where did he get the lunar mosiac map from?
Has Hollywood be in the 'know' about the 'real' moon landings for years and been allowed to 'seed' real lunar imagry into sci-fi movies?
Was Nicolas Roeg permitted to leave clues in the film?
"The moon is essentially gray, no color. It looks like plaster of Paris, like dirty beach sand with lots of footprints in it."
"John Lowry, this years recipient, has been working with motion picture and television images for 52 years. Lowrys primary focus has been the design and development of digital image processing systems to improve the quality of motion picture images. Since 1998, he has been at the forefront of computer-based image processing for film restoration with Lowry Digital Images, a company he founded, which has restored more than 70 major motion pictures. In 1971, he designed the Image Transform system that was used to clean-up and enhance the live television pictures from the moon during the Apollo 16 and Apollo 17 lunar landings. In 1988, he developed one of the first multimedia CD-ROM projects, and helped pave the way for millions of children to learn to read using his CD-ROM software. Lowry holds numerous patents on motion image processing technology and is a Life Fellow of SMPTE"
"Front projection had several advantages over its main rival bluescreen. It didn't have the thick black outlines that sometimes appear on bluescreen films. It was less time consuming - and therefore less expensive - than the long process of optically separating and combining the background and foreground images using an optical printer. It allowed the director (if not necessarily the actors) to see the background and call out necessary adjustments ("Jump now, Harrison!")."
"President Clinton in his 2004 autobiography, My Life, states (on page 156): "Just a month before, Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong had left their colleague, Michael Collins, aboard spaceship Columbia and walked on the Moon, beating by five months President Kennedy's goal of putting a man on the Moon before the decade was out. The old carpenter asked me if I really believed it happened. I said sure, I saw it on television. He disagreed; he said that he didn't believe it for a minute, that 'them television fellers' could make things look real that weren't. Back then, I thought he was a crank. During my eight years in Washington, I saw some things on TV that made me wonder if he wasn't ahead of his time."
MOONHOAX ：的人下降到地球-鮑伊ZIGS音響@維多利亞街
高爐星期五古怪費黛里奧
是的，這是週五增益[ PRON 。增益] 。這只能意味著一件事：兩個：首先，我高興地宣布，我將提供視頻內容的人擠在大陸的中國人，由於圖拉鬥爭，現在可以認為最好的油尖和其他非共產主義的視頻網站trouvailles ，從我的垃圾大腦，從而規避專制反視頻政權及其不人道的殘酷統治和彈出culturelessness和兒童限制規定[我真的只有規避其中的一個，但都使這個聲音更燃燒彈] 。
因此，這有點'瘋狂'去我peeps在大的' C '小'希娜吉拉尼。如果你抓到，請不要影響我。我會假裝喜歡我不知道你。但是，如果沒有的話，更多的權力給你，我希望，如果一個俱樂部是形成你會考慮將其命名為我。我也很樂意為任何集會上發表演講或女性的群體性和對西方的權利，中國婦女的做法公開給予額外的佛像。我需要一點補償，我目前擁有不受染綠卡。我喜歡雞肉飯，馬來西亞和所有的上海菜，包括器官的肉。我很寬容的英語和關心中國的未開發資源的陰燃女性化和絲綢毛澤東前瞻性blowzy涉及尼赫魯領子在皇家藍色，不過，我不棉花穿拖鞋或任何擦鞋這是backless和帶有發言。
請讓我知道如何瘋狂視頻的'月球陰謀'怪物在YouTube翻譯或收到台北。我一直很高興能要求;然而，我要問，一如以往，我理解你的困境，有一次去露營，您不要發送請求我所有的兒童或者奧普拉，除非有特定的事件已經向與女性的性行為，您有興趣向美國視頻完美俱樂部/中國。
感謝，並請喝大量麥芽米酒或啤酒產品對我來說。我會在明天檢查，但我不能有超過10億Facebook的朋友，所以請制定某種類型的彩票。
MOONHOAX: those who fell to Earth - Bowie ZIGS audio @ Victoria Street
Fidelio odd blast Friday
Yes, it is gain Friday [PRON. Gain]. This can only mean one thing: the two: First of all, I am pleased to announce, I will provide video content of people crowded into the Chinese mainland, as Ventura struggle can now be considered the best, Yau Tsim and other non-communist Web site and video trouvailles, junk from my brain, thereby circumventing the anti-authoritarian video cruel inhuman regime and its rule and the pop-up restrictions culturelessness and children [I am really the only one to avoid, but they all make it sound more cocktails ].
Therefore, this bit 'crazy' to my peeps in the 'C' small 'Hina Jilani.' If you are caught, do not affect me. I will pretend that I do not know, if you like. However, if not, more power to you, I hope, if a club is formed you will consider my name. I would also be happy to address any gathering or group of women and the rights of the West, the practice of Chinese women in public for additional statues. I need a little compensation, I have not dyed green. I like chicken rice, Malaysia and all of the Shanghai dishes, including the organ meat. I am very tolerant of English and interested in China's untapped resources, the feminization of poverty and smoldering blowzy involve forward-looking silk Mao Zedong at the Royal blue collar Nehru, however, I do not cotton to wear slippers or any backless shoe-shining and it is to speak with .
Please let me know how crazy video of 'the moon conspiracy' monster in the YouTube translation or received in Taipei. I have been very pleased to be asked; However, I would like to ask, as in the past, I understand your plight, and once to go camping, you do not send request of all my children, or Oprah, unless there are specific events that have to with the women sexual behavior, you are interested in video perfect club to the United States / China.
moon hoax quindar tones blue screen projections composites bellcom nasa secret project apollo kubrick scotchlite holograms video editing speed change contrast/brightness simulations geology field trips audio masking edit points clockwork orange eyes wide shut chroma key tracked bright objects false manipulated shadows camera lens flares scratches spotlights david bowie aleister crowley jack parsons jpl nazis ss swastikas freemasons buzz aldrin neil armstrong 33rd degree nicolas roeg the man who fell to earth cocaine occult performance mick jagger donald cammel
Swissotel Berlin [I WANT MORE SWISSOTEL...WAIT, DID I DO BERLIN ALREADY?]
View the beautiful facilities and luxuriuos rooms at the Swissotel Berlin. Swissôtel Berlin is an elegant and modern hotel in the heart of Berlin. Located on Germanys most famous shopping boulevard, the Kurfürstendamm, Swissôtel Berlin features a contemporary design combined with traditional Swiss hospitality.
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Crimes of Passion
72 Hour Emerson Film Festival -
Requirements:
Theme - Life's Political /
use a mask in at least one scene /
use the phrase "Abstinence is the best policy" and Bomb Iran" /
Extra points for most Irish
Mother On Death Row [Donna Lethal gets two hits on YT Search]
Mother On Death Row
Roberts to death for the murder of Robert Fingerhut in 2001. ... deathrow death penalty murder women ohio capital crime lethal ...
TENNIS NET WORK
Est l'auteur de la participation dans ce projet sincère, est-il devenu une victime de STOCKHAUSEN SYNDROME? Est-ce qu'il veut Coude? Un mur à mur, ...
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NINON SEVILLA: BAILARINA DE MAMBO DANCE [PINTAME DE COLORES with Perez Prado Orchestra]
NINON SEVILLA dance PINTAME DE COLORES with and Perez Prado orchestra. This mambo was very popular in Cuba in the 50's
*baikinange, i don't know if this is where our taste collides. well, for me anyway. i don't know if this is your tea.
Largeur étoile cœur rousse
Largeur étoile cœur rousse.
Quand je suis tombé de mon coeur sautée-rare dans le beau Café de Muchness: willingest, obsolètes garde, apéritif-nervurées, crème-ale ofter ciel ouvert la voie hazier o'er l'angoisse de choeur ...
Grouillant obligatoirement sauvage de résine.
Pied le cœur de venir handshaker.
Unbroken bousculades.
Redheaded Bridalveil du pardon.
L'effacement des Muses et unmagnified sideshows.
Création progrès redhead grog.
Isolde du corset, en collant et médailles d'or dans son stud.
Wilow marry me?
OU il va mourir hexed.
[meow ailleurs ...]
Fantasizer redhead - que l'instructeur - Provençal ascension!
World-hungover l'avarice.
Surdosage.
Alikeness mine.
Discordance de cendres.
Midwiferies »(curieux) épaule.
Dentition du rewedding sympathiques ...
Largeur de trace une étoile.
Vous êtes un humanitaire?
Adoration ~
nichopoulooza
Pied cœur handshaker rousse perpétuelle sensualiste respire l'élégance crème-ale l'angoisse choeur Café muchness apéritif beau-nervurées résine Bridalveil l'effacement Muse unmagnified sideshow redhead grog Isolde corset médailles d'or stud Dentition Wilow "marry me?" meow ailleurs Provençal humanitaire étoile de dentition cendrée midwiferie épaule sympathique rewedding alikeness Surdosage
COOKBOOK.no fun
Hi Myrwyn,
We regret to inform you that one of your looks, OPERATION HUNGARY, has been flagged by our site moderators for failing to follow our 10 rules for posting. Your look will be deleted within 48 hours.
You might be thinking, "But there are so many other looks that don't follow the rules!" All the moderators do their best to delete looks that fail to follow the rules, however with over a thousand looks added per day, it is not unlikely that some are missed. With the help of our community flagging system, we eventually do review every flagged look carefully so that we can take the appropriate action.
Also, as of May 2009, we are no longer allowing looks which contain multiple people, looks that only show half an outfit, or mosaics with over 3 combined images. We are allowing older looks which were posted before May 2009 to stay on the site even if they are in violation of these two rules, but going forward we will not allow such violations.
To ensure this doesn't happen in the future, please review the new rules below. (The ones in red indicate which rules were broken.)
1. Head-to-toe photos required.
Any photo that fails to display your entire body may be removed at moderator discretion. [1]
2. Your outfit must be the focus of your photo.
If the clothes are obstructed from view or not FULLY and CLEARLY visible for ANY reason (too blurry, poor lighting, excessive editing, body does not take up a significant portion of the photo, etc.), it will be deleted.
3. Solo photos only.
Photos that display multiple people for any reason will be removed.
4. You must be in the photo.
Only photos of yourself (and not any one else) are allowed. Photos of strangers, friends, models, people you styled, etc. will all be removed. [2]
5. No more than 3 views of a single outfit.
Photos that display multiple outfits for any reason will be removed. [3]
6. DO NOT rapist photos.
Posting photos that were previously posted in an attempt to get more hype is not allowed. We notice and so does the community. Repeat posts will be deleted.
7. DO NOT post ads or spam.
If items in your photo are for sale, you must be modeling them yourself. Blatant advertising is not tolerated and violators will be banned from the community. [4]
8. DO NOT post photos that don't belong to you.
Impersonators and users who post photos they do not own the rights to will be immediately banned from the community.
9. No nudity.
This is not a porn site.
10. No photos of children.
This is not a kiddie fashion site.
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[1] Photos that show at least 3/4 of the body—from your head down to your knees OR your neck down to your toes—may be allowed if they follow all other guidelines and are of high photographic and creative quality. Please refrain from posting non-outfit photos that are better suited for your Passbook/Space profile. They will be deleted.
[2] If you are an independent designer, grafter, or artist, you may post photos of other people if and only if they are modeling clothes made by you.
[3] Even though up to 3 views of the same outfit are allowed, at least one of the views must follow Rule 1. Any mosaic photo containing more than 3 combined images will be deleted.
[4] In other words, don't use LB to post your entire catalog of professional model shots in order to advertise your shop or business.
These guidelines are meant to keep COOKBOOK.nu a fun, safe and on-topic community. We apologize for We appreciate your contribution to our site, and we hope that you'll help us out by setting a good example for other users to follow.
Thanks for understanding,
THE LB TEAM
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