I still like the Three Stooges, but not as much as I like the Marx Brothers. When I saw "A Night in Casablanca" for the first time, I said, "Three who?" What are your favorite Marx films? Mine is "A Night at the Opera." What are your favorite Groucho lines? I can't remember which movie it was in, but my favorite is when Groucho said to a woman, "Is it true you're getting a divorce as soon as your husband regains his eyesight?" I would like some opinions on the idea of doing articles ...

Surveillance videos show that he was only running for a train as anyone might do. He was not wearing inappropriate clothing.

Watching the TV coverage of the Israeli pullout from Gaza, I'm amazed that some of those people are putting up such a fight just because they have to move. Screaming and kicking, they have phony outrage. Boo hoo. Poor babies. Playing to the cameras, they want their 15 minutes of fame. 2/3 of the settlers have already left willingly and peacefully. Those who are refusing to leave are just assholes.

Robert Johnson: A Biography By Terry Johnson (SHS) Robert Johnson, the songwriter, guitarist, and singer was known as "The King of the Delta Blues." Robert Johnson was born in Hazlehurst, Mississippi, on May 8, 1911 to Julia Major Dobbs and Noah Johnson. There was another man by the name of Charles Dobbs, who was Robert's stepfather. Neither his natural father nor his stepfather wanted to help Robert in any way. One source says, "Until his late adolescence, his name was Robert Spenc...

Elvis Presley (1935 - 1977) Biography from Baseline's Encyclopedia of Film Occupation: Singer, actor Birth Name: Elvis Aron Presley Born: January 8, 1935, Tupelo, MS Died: August 16, 1977, Memphis, TN When Elvis Presley's identical twin died at birth, his mother interpreted it as a divine omen of her surviving son's destiny. The family moved to Memphis, Tennessee, when he was 13, and there, in 1953, the 17-year-old Presley went into the recording studio at Sun Records and paid five ...

nicolerichienude, bizowner, etc. all need to be banned from JU. In fact, if you can, I would love it if you would screw up their computers.

50 questions. I made up all of them myself. Each correct answer is worth 2 points, with a few exceptions: Some questions ask for a character's real name. This does not mean the actor's or actresses's name. Examples: In the cases of Spike and Angel, those are their nicknames. Their real last names were never mentioned, so I only require their first names and you get 2 points for a correct answer. In the case of Oz, however, that was his nickname, but his real last name was mentioned, so if yo...

The comedian who revolutionized stand-up comedy died of a heroin overdose at the age of 39.

Frances Farmer (1913 - 1970) Biography from Katz's Film Encyclopedia Occupation: Actress Born: September 19, 1913, Seattle, WA Died: 1970 A lawyer's daughter, she excelled as a high school student and during her studies at the University of Washington won a trip to the Soviet Union as first prize for an essay she submitted in competition to a radical magazine. She made her screen debut in 1936 and the following year began a concurrent stage career with the Group Theatre in New York, p...

After much speculation, the eagerly anticipated Cream reunion took place May 2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 6th at London's Royal Albert Hall. In what was one of the must-see events of the decade, the legendary trio-Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton-lit up the 8,000-capacity hall with such classic material as “Badge,” “I’m So Glad,” “Crossroads,” “Sunshine Of Your Love,” and plenty more. Come October, we will have the DVD of the event. Available for pre-order soon.

You scored as Sex God . You are a master at sex. You make your partner weak in the knees, and you know it. You've had the practice, and you've read the books, but don't get too cocky (pun intended) or you'll get put into place. Sex God 60% A Slave To BDSM 58% A Romantic 50% Virgin 43% How are you in bed created with QuizFarm.com I knew it all along.

The blues singer/guitarist whom Eric Clapton called "The best guitarist in the world" is 69 today. May he have many more. Buddy Guy is the greatest living exponent of classic Chicago electric blues. He is a thrillingly inventive guitarist, a passionately soulful singer, and a peerless showman. In the course of a 45-year professional career, he has sold over two million albums; earned four Grammy Awards; and won nineteen W.C. Handy Blues Awards — more than any other single artist. Georg...

Claudette Colbert (1905 - 1996) Biography from Baseline's Encyclopedia of Film Occupation: Actress Birth Name: Claudette Lily Chauchoin Born: September 13, 1905, Paris, France Education: Art Students League, New York Moved to New York City in 1910 and appeared on Broadway in 1925 before making her film debut in Frank Capra's FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE (1927). Ingenuous, beautiful and with a natural aptitude for both drama and sophisticated comedy, Colbert was one of Hollywood's brightest ...

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Peter Sellers (1925 - 1980) Biography from Baseline's Encyclopedia of Film Occupation: Actor Birth Name: Richard Henry Sellers Born: September 8, 1925, Southsea, England Died: 1980 Protean comic actor who first came to attention on the popular radio series "The Goon Show," a precursor to both "Beyond the Fringe" and "Monty Python's Flying Circus." Sellers made his screen debut in 1951 and demonstrated a remarkable gift for character transformation in films such as THE MOUSE THAT ROAR...