They just don't make villainous henchmen (or tough guys who don't play by the rules, depending on your political persuasion) like they used to, do they?
They’ve tried. I think it’s akin to sophomore syndrome, though. Once you debut that first big hit impression, follow up efforts are never of quite the same cloth.
Young women and POC all over the world must be weeping at having lost their chances to be belittled or insulted.
one that hits closer to home for the self publishers among us Kamel Dupuis-Perez and his wife Lauren died in a car crash last tuesday... leaving two young children. For those that don't know Kamel was one of the KDP Author Relations team... i met him a couple of times at conferences and he seemed like a really good guy and very committed to helping authors get the best out of the at times confusing KDP architecture
Rusty Young has passed. Founding member of the southern rock band Poco and member of Buffalo Springfield, pedal steel guitarist and Hammond organ player.
Helen McCrory passed away from cancer. She was 52. I love her work on Peaky Blinders and her performance as Narcissa Malfoy brought an otherwise unnoticeable character to life for me.
I think "Good Feeling to Know" is one of the classic songs of the era, and the steel guitar on it makes the song.
I've always been a big fan of Already Gone, You Better Think Twice, Heart of the Night and Crazy Love
Former US Vice President Walter Mondale. He may have lost the 1984 presidential election in a landslide, but like half of everything in Minnesota is named after him, so there's that.
Jim Steinman, Meat Loaf’s thinner half, and songwriter died this morning. Cause of death hasn’t been disclosed, but he was 73.
Sad to hear it. Enjoyed his work with Meatloaf and also found out today he was involved with Sisters of Mercy at one point.
I used to assume Meatloaf's writer was Bernie Taupin, who writes most of Elton John's songs. And I always wondered if the motorcycle association with Bat Out of Hell was to connect it up with the Rocky Horror Picture Show, where Meat played a biker.
Bay City Rollers singer Les McKeown passed away aged 65. Bay City Rollers singer Les McKeown dies aged 65 (msn.com)
Put on your fake nose, find a loved one (or any consenting adult) and head to the nearest Burger King bathroom and pound one out for Humpty Hump, aka Shock G. Lord how I hated that song when it came out. The nostaligia tastes a little like vomit even now.
I don't think Jesus Christ Himself would have beaten Ronald Reagan. But Mondale proved to be a great vice president under Clinton, sharing a lot of credit for Clinton's successes.
