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• The Curse of Jay Leno

  
  Poptimal.com — Authority: 485
  Back in May of this year, Jay Leno made his much touted farewell from The Tonight Show where he reigned supreme for a solid seventeen years. There’s probably not that many people who would put Leno in the same class as his predecessor, Johnny Carson , but his departure from the show was a milestone nonetheless ...
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• Almost Nothing About Tiger Woods

  
  The Opinionator — Authority: 743
  Fame can sometimes be a burden (ask Tiger Woods), and even as patient a soul as Jack Benny had his limits.
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• Groucho Marx on Dick Cavett, singing Lydia the Tattooed Lady. Video.

  
  elephant journal — Authority: 489
  The Dick Cavett Show September 5, 1969 “Lydia the Tattooed Lady”, which became one of Groucho Marx’s signature tunes, was written by Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg, and first appeared in the movie At the Circus (1939). I can’t quite say why, but Groucho has always been one of my favorite people, an idol ...
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• Authentically Gish, Garbo, Tiger, Obama, and Uh-Huh, Palin

  
  Big Hollywood — Authority: 750
  Lilian Gish, Broken Blossoms, 1919, a genuine Hollywood star. Americans admire excellence and authenticity. The rise of the Hollywood movie star was built on powerful performances that projected the idea of authentic emotions. Film audiences experienced a magical connection—often, deeply intimate—with scores of ...
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• The most watched episode of the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson

  
  Christian Grantham — Authority: 125
  
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• ON THIS DAY IN SHOW BIZ: TINY TIM MARRIES

  
  Hollywood Outbreak — Authority: 559
  On this day in 1969, singer Tiny Tim marries his sweetheart, “Miss Vickie” (Victoria Budinger), on The Tonight Show . Born Herbert Khaury in New York in 1925, Tiny Tim became known for his humorous falsetto singing and ukulele strumming, most famously demonstrated in his trademark song, “Tiptoe Through the ...
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• Bill Withers Lives

  
  SoulSummer.com- Catch the latest entertainment news, pictures, and videos of your favorite Soul artist and celebrities — Authority: 138
  By Michael A. Gonzales Contrary to popular belief, Singer/songwriter Bill Withers is not dead. So take heart, fans who never stopped bumping his laidback 70s soul classics “Ain’t No Sunshine” and “Lean On Me”—the man is still alive and writing music. “Jesse Jackson recently called me to find out ...
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• The Ellen DeGeneres Show - 9th Day of Giveaway

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 732
  By Angela Kaye Mason Ellen said her back is out, and it happened,she is pretty sure, when she was getting a massage, at the mall, by Santa. She said she now knows not to go there for a massage. Then she went on to say that she got a massage at home, by a professional [...]
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• Heeeeeeeres Johnny Ryan! [Snap Judgment]

  
  Jezebel — Authority: 805
  [Hollywood, December 14. Image via Splash .]
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• Video : Apparently, Sarah Palin CAN Read

  
  Brave New Wave - Children of a Lesser Revolution — Authority: 127
  After William Shatner recited Sarah Palin’s Twitter updates and later her resignation speech , Palin decided to return the ‘favor’ by reciting excerpts from Shatner’s autobiography Up Till Now ! Despite all reservations about Sarah Palin and her fame, credit must be given where it’s due, the stunt had ...
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• For Conservative Movie Lovers: Hal Needham, Burt Reynolds and ‘Smokey and the Bandit’ Part 2

  
  Big Hollywood — Authority: 750
  The star of Smokey and the Bandit was, of course, Burt Reynolds, a man of great passions, great flaws, and ultimately great loyalty to the people and place he came from. “I love the South,” he emphatically states to this very day. His is a career that — sometimes for worse but more often for better — ...
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• Johnny Carson and the Potato Chip Lady (1987)

  
  The Retroist — Authority: 517
  This clip of Carson interviewing Myrtle Young, an eccentric woman who collected potato chips that looked like things, is still one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen, even though I’ve seen it a million times. A perfect example of the sharp, but ultimately sweet and effortlessness, of Carson’s humor. ...
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• A Retrospective: 28 Media Leaders Who Died This Decade

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 778
  As the face of media evolves, it’s important to honor the figures who helped define, shape and set the standards in their industries. These are some of the most prominent members of the media who passed away over the past 10 years.  Take a look back with some snippets from their respective New York Times ...
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• Some of my favorite TV shows

  
  Wayne John — Authority: 112
  Looking back at my post where I asked you all to ask me anything , I realize I have a number of favorites that I have yet to share with everyone. Now don’t think I’m being a bit presumptuous here, there are a couple of you that might be interested in knowing what my favorite TV shows are, or anything else for ...
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• 21 Jump Street: "America, What A Town"

  
  Tomato Nation — Authority: 123
  "Shut Up, Penhall" Count: 5Accompanied by a David Coverdale-oid wailing, "YOU stole my WOOOORRRRLD," a guy takes about four days to steal a Mercury Sable under cover of night. Well, sort of. Hes directly under a streetlight. Heaven forbid anyone on 21JS do anything subtly.Cut to the Sable peeling into a garage [...]
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• ON THIS DAY IN SHOW BIZ: TINY TIM DIES

  
  Hollywood Outbreak — Authority: 559
  On this day in 1990, singer Tiny Tim dies of congestive heart failure. Born Herbert Khaury in New York in 1925, Tiny Tim became known for his humorous falsetto singing and ukulele strumming, most famously demonstrated in his trademark song “Tiptoe Through the Tulips.” He performed in Greenwich Village in the 1960s ...
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• Died On This Date (November 30, 1996) Tiny Tim

  
  The Music's Over — Authority: 141
  Tiny Tim (Born Herbert Khaury)April 12, 1932 – November 30, 1996Tiny Tim was a folk singer and musician who found fame during the ’60s with the release of his signature song, “Tiptoe Through the Tulips,” sung in his distinctive falsetto voice and backed only by his ukulele.  Tiny Tim started his career as a ...
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• HERES JOHNNY!

  
  Rankin/Bass-historian — Authority: 153
  Art by my friend RANKIN/BASS Designer Jack Davis of my favorite talk show host JOHNNY CARSON. There is no one on the air now, that is anything like Johnny.
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• Happy Thanksgiving from IHateTheMedia.com

  
  I Hate the Media Article Feed — Authority: 606
  We’re taking off Thanksgiving Day, but we’ll be back with a slightly reduced schedule on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Unless we get too engrossed in football. While we’re gone, please enjoy this IHateTheMedia.com collection of Thanksgiving videos. And have a warm, wonderful holiday. Stop-motion turkeys ...
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• Classic vid: Martin amazes as ‘Flydini’

  
  Online Magic News - Ellusionist Street Magic Blog — Authority: 422
  We browse the ‘net like you wouldn’t believe and find all kinds of stuff. Check out this classic video that Brad found — it features Steve Martin on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Awesome stuff… bet you never thought of doing the egg basket this way. No Tags
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