#Occupy John Malkovich!

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Separated at Delivery?

Adele and Tyne Daly (in Master Class). Their common raised eyebrows are making me raise MY eyebrow! Coincidence?

 

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Move over, laser Floyd

Talk about a Great Gig in the Sky

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Remembering the Big Man

Although many people will immediately think of about a dozen E Street Band songs when they think about all of Clarence Clemons’ musical achievements, but one of the first songs that came to my mind when I heard about his passing was the duet (triplet?) with Jackson Browne and (??? yes, really) Daryl Hannah (Browne’s girlfriend at the time), “You’re a Friend of Mine”

A classic 80s tune, a VH-1 staple back in the day, and a song with a great message in general.

You’ll be sadly missed, Big Man!

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She doesn’t give an “F” (unless we’re referring to her acting ability)

 

I think what we’ve got below is a way more accurate title.

You know a movie is gonna be bad when the commercials don’t even highlight the supposed lead star in the movie. From what I’ve seen, this looks more like a Jason Segel vehicle. Oh yea, and Cameron Diaz will wash your car for you.

With Segel and Timberlake  sharing the screen, how disappointing that this movie isn’t “I Love You, Man: 2″; because I bet the two of them are funny as hell together.

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It’s like that, is it?

 

 

It’s tricky!

 

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Yes, Please: Bon Iver covers Donny Hathaway *and* Bonnie Raitt

(this is a very lo-fi video from Youtube):

If you dig what you hear, head to the Late Night site and check out the pristine version of this performance:

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon – Bon Iver: I Can’t Make You Love Me (5/23/11) – Video – NBC.com.

God. Damn.

(that is all)

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