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@hannavet1 She was never married to him, but he did give her an early break in her career, and they sang together for about 8 years. Reportedly, she wrote this song for him, after she decided it was time to move on into a solo career. Seeing her sing it here, to him, 20 years later when her fame...

@rpottage You're right, of course. I don't know what I was thinking when I posted that.

@FlimsyNimsy Considering Henson was a big advocate of technology, and was always pushing limits to see how far he could advance, I think he would have loved the CGI squid.

@Notstrongbow As a general rule, any song Ella sings is the best version of the song available.

Nice footage. Referred by your comment at SFGate. While it isn't "newsworthy" it does a great job of illustrating how inexorable such a surge can be. Imagine what it might have been like if it arrived at the peak of high tide rather than the ebb of low tide. (Which could happen this evening, b...

Very nicely done.

I greatly admire both Stewart and Close, but they just don't show the joie de vivre and bombast of O'Toole and Hepburn. They may be technically better performances, but from this particular clip comparison, I don't see it.

@georgygirl168 Not high school boys. Noteworthy is a group from University of California at Berkeley.

@freddytherubberducky Betty's character originally started out as an anthropomorphic dog (one source says French poodle). Those are her ears. (Eventually they'd be turned into earrings, when she was made fully human.

German Expressionist film and British arena rock, what a combo. :)

@WikeddTung This is not the best performance to see why Miss Channing is so beloved. Although she was never a "great" singer, she can do far better than this. And usually her comic timing is impeccable.

Utter brilliance!

I know I'm showing my beads, but damn this is good. Proof of why each of them is a Broadway legend.