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I can't believe you omitted Ned Beatty, who delivered one of the most famous speeches in the history of movies.

That isn't the Lincoln Memorial.

This reminds me of the choreography in an old (1999) Woody Allen movie called "Everyone Says I Love You."

... and a touch of class...

The best Beatles cover I've ever heard is by Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66 -- Fool on the Hill

Except, Elon, you and your ilk are bent on punishing people who "come here" for NOT adopting our common culture! So... how can you say they came here for our common culture?

...and we all know how truthful Kash Patel is.

I saw this movie at a campus film society screening sometime in the 70s. It took twenty years -- the rise of the internet -- before anybody would believe I'd seen it. They'd never heard of it.

Every bit as effective as Susan Collins's.

And we're all thankful that they did.

great album

Look at me, I'm Sandra Dee...

Pfeiffer lives!

Can somebody be lying when he doesn't know anything at all?

He was the talented Mr. Wilson. Gale Gordon was an untalented hack.

I wonder if this is the guy Jonah ran into?

I swear that comic looks like it was drawn by Pfeiffer.

I assume that the Bears are looking at what was once the site of the Arlington Park race track. Too bad -- I could afford to go to the races.

Best wishes, Kat. We need more Congresscritters like you. I wish I could vote for you, but I'm not in your district.

I was thinking that, too. The only two I even remember this morning are the Dunkin' Donuts one with all the 90s actors in it, and the one about a pill for prostate cancer that bypasses the old requirement that somebody inspect your anus (which happened to me).

He looks like somebody on a 70s sitcom.

I once asked a librarian, "Why are some flags at half-staff today?" Before I had even finished asking the question, one of her colleagues behind the desk was searching out -- and finding -- the answer on line.

Do the MAGAs even know that that song is sometimes called the Black National Anthem?

The Apartment was too depressing to even be called a comedy.

But... Republicans are racists, most of them. And, we're winning elections.

I remember the day, back in the 70s when my wife and I were broke so we went to see this movie at a campus film society screening. Being broke was better. Much better.

All those impromptu auditions...

One of the most depressing "comedies" ever.

I can't believe he left Davis, CA off of his list.

This happens to me a lot on country roads: I'm stuck behind somebody, wishing he'd at least go the speed limit -- when I check my own dashboard and find that that's exactly what he's doing.