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Not to reply to a year-old post, but Lindsey does in fact sing and play guitar on this song. It's his first recording with FM since 1987, and the only FM song to feature the lineup of Christine, Stevie, Billy, Rick, John, Mick, and Lindsey. Lindsey comes in at the end of the chorus with Stevie: "...

Lol--freeze @ 1:39; some extra seizes the opportunity to cop a feel.

Yikes...

It was Sidney Lumet who died last year--Sydney Pollack died four years ago (I do that too sometimes). Still, great video--and much more thorough than the Oscars, as it turns out.

Susan: It's funny, Chris, two of these roles are performed by women...

James Mason: Whaaa...?

Chris: Yeah, I guess you're trying to say that this year's oscar derby is partly a "drag race"!

James Mason: I don't get it...

Actress Janet Hubert ("Fresh Prince of Bel Air"s original Aunt Viv) calls out this big phony drama queen on her hypocrisy re. Whitney. Google "Janet Hubert open letter to Wendy Williams".

whoa...that was a close one (J. Garner almost running into J. Lopez)!

@robert3892 Christine's last performance with FM was at the 1998 Grammys. This was after the Dance tour ended and after the R&RHOF induction.

The bird lady is played by the great character-actress Jane Darwell, best remembered as "Ma Joad" in The Grapes of Wrath and "Mrs Merriwether" in Gone With the Wind. This was her last film role.

I can't wait to see this performed at the Oscars! I predict it'll involve a lot of Brazilian booty-shaking. (And they'd better not give the award to that half-a**ed Muppet song!)

0:44-0:50 looks like somebody changed the channel mid-trailer!

@antonnotna I thought it was Steve Buscemi himself who whispers it

@dinomartino I had transferred the episode to dvd-r a couple of years ago, but unfortunately I lost most of my old vhs/dvd collection during a big relocation. :( I would love to see that South Bank Show episode again!

Dejardin would look good teaming up with Pitt and Clooney for "Ocean's--what, 13? 14?"

I bought this soundtrack in one of those "10 cassettes for a penny" deals back in the day, and I must say--the music is really great. I loved Cynthia Rhodes' performance of "Finding Out the Hard Way". The movie may not have been a worthy sequel to Saturday Night Fever, but the soundtrack is very ...

The real Guns N Roses appear in the film at "Johnny Squares'" funeral.

@ItsKamkam LOL--you call that croaking Gerard Butler does "singing"? And Sarah "can't sing opera", yet Emmy can?

Gah--Christopher Plummer and Max Von Sydow nominated in the same category! Which long-overdue-for-an-Oscar, possibly-last-chance-to-win actor to root for?!

Great video! Having grown up in the South Bay area I can say that I have been to all of these theaters; only one missing in action is the Hawthorne 6. I also loved those little Redondo Beach Cinemas. I remember when "Four Weddings & A Funeral" played there, I went back three times in one week. An...

Your hair looks really good as is, but if you want more defined curls you might want to try an organic leave-in conditioner. I use Terressentials, and even though they (and Naptural85) say I don't need additional products, I always follow up with a leave-in conditioner (Kimmaytube's recipe with G...

@ajs1850 "Jumping Jack Flash" by the Rolling Stones.

"Were there bedsheets?" "Was he isolated?" "Was he being monitored?"--blah, blah... WHO CARES?! A child rapist and killer is dead, and these idiot reporters want to blame somebody!

semi-interesting factoid: co-honorees Dolly Parton and Andrew Lloyd Webber each wrote a song titled "Coat of Many Colo(u)rs"

Check out the trailer for this movie--it's actually the prologue, featuring David (the soon-to-be murder victim) and his fiance Janet having a brief conversation in Central Park, just before he goes to meet Brandon and Phillip.

All that candy she bought, at that time, would've cost her maybe $1.25 at the most!

@Zhaquiri Anderson strikes me as someone who'd want to keep it as neutral as possible when it comes to issues like religion--at least as far as his show is concerned. But if he's recently found religion, then good for him.

Good job, CBS: pulling the camera back @ 3:06--just in time for us to miss Norbert's moonwalk!

Well, I'll say this: at your age, the fact that you even know Stanley Kubrick's name, and that he was "acclaimed", is a start. Try "2001" again in about 5 or 10 years. It took me a few screenings to "get it", and now it's one of my favorite movies and Kubrick one of my favorite directors. And by ...

@emorulzforever That *is* Len--as Sweeney. Victor is Anthony.

Why is Wendy getting so emotional over this? This isn't the first "homewrecker gossip" story she's done on her show. Does she know Mrs Wade personally? Because if not, she really needs to get a grip!

@3:30...and a badass star is born!

@cherishtigger The part where Edie talks about the whole Factory scene being "bullshit" was from the film "Ciao Manhattan", made just before she died. Very interesting movie, and a must-see if you're studying Edie.

I love that TCM, a channel dedicated to old, classic movies, puts awesome new and independent music in the spotlight for their beautiful year-end tributes.