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5 months ago
Sinead O'Connor "don't cry for me argentina"
Sinead O'Connor "don't cry for me argentina"
dry76 • 3,942,635 views
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8 months ago
The Dorsey Brothers - Lullaby of Broadway (1935)
Charted at #1 in 1935. Vocal by Bob Crosby. From the movie, "Gold Diggers of 1935" starring Dick Powell, Gloria Stuart and Adolphe Menjou. Also #5...
CatsPjamas1 • 3,079 views
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Harry Warren was to songwriters what Millard Fillmore was to presidents. Note how his name appears in the smallest possible print in the bottom right hand corner. As a joke Harold Arlen had a showcard printed up saying "Irving Berlin presents his production of 42 St". This song beat out Chee...
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9 months ago
POLIWOOD: Sex Slaves for He But Not for Thee, The Perverted Politics of the Redgrave Family
British author Tim Adler's latest book, "House of Redgrave: The Secret Lives of a Theatrical Dynasty", is filled with bombshell revelations about o...
Pajamasmedia • 23,146 views
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Vanessa & Jane Fonda had something in common. Jane's father was distant and disapproving like Vanessa's. Her mother commited suicide. Her father did not tell her of this. She read it in a fan magazine. I suspect that both women transferred the massive resentments that they felt towards their...
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10 months ago
Police Brutality
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Tcrumril • 620,899 views
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The staff and customers at IHOP are certainly willing to express their disapproval of a beatdown. Does this mean that they are more sensitive than the staff & customers at McDonalds or am I missing some detail??
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1 year ago
If I Could Be With You
Lillian Roth from "Ladies They Talk About"
MelanieAF • 2,729 views
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She's got this Mae West quality of bringing out the suggestiveness in the lyric. She has a lot of good humored sex appeal. I think she would have been a bigger star in our era than hers. At any rate, her prettiness is not dated..
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1 year ago
"Let's Be Common" from Love Parade (1929)
From Ernst Lubitsch's "Love Parade" (1929)
Perfomed by Lillian Roth and Lupino Lane
Halmstein • 2,750 views
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For all the slapstick, she radiates a lot of sex appeal.. I think she would have been a much bigger star in our era. We're bond with sexpots with substance abuse problems. I saw most of Love Parade on TCM tonight. I liked her better than Jeanette McDonald.
She always tried to sabotage the grand beauty of her looks and now she has finally succeeded. But nothing she can do will ever flaw the beauty of her voice.