The Shirelles – Will You Love Me Tomorrow (Live, 1964)
An evening pause: performed live, 1964.
An evening pause: performed live, 1964.
An evening pause: All Jack Nicholson wants is some toast. Five Easy Pieces (1970). This scene is probably more famous than the film itself.
An evening pause: Nicely played. And watch how the music moves to the conductor’s motions.
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An evening pause: While our politicians fight it out in Congress, let’s watch a different kind of showdown.
A computer is going to take on two Jeopardy! champs for $1 million. Two comments from this story:
The computer was finally defeated when it said “Windows has finished updating your computer. Rebooting in 14 seconds.”
and
“Just what do you think you’re doing, Dave?”
An evening pause: A different kind of showdown.
An evening pause: The Roaring Twenties (1939). Humphrey Bogart and James Cagney were often cast as gangsters. However, their film personas’ were very different. Bogart’s characters generally showed a trace of weakness in his soul, while Cagney’s characters were rock solid no matter how much things fell apart. The finale of this classic Hollywood film, in which each man dies, illustrates this difference quite starkly.
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An evening pause: Projected in a museum in Vienna.
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An evening pause: An early cartoon classic.
An evening pause: Even scientists have rhythm!
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An evening pause: Dan Fogelberg (1951-2007), singing “The Leader of the Band” live, 1982.
An evening pause: For the New Year.
An evening pause: From Oklahoma.
An evening pause: From Tennessee.