Dear Seth, thank you for your letter. With me being from the future paper isn't used any more so I hope an electronic scan of your letter & my reply here works I am happy to read that you watch with your brother & grandpa
Live long & prosper! 🖖
Kirk out
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Lon before Whitney Houston sung it beautifully, "The Greatest Love of All" existed in 1981 for an episode of Sesame Street.
In this rare archival footage captures a moment were George Benson stands alongside the song's composer, Michael Masser who wrote it in 1977 for the Muhammad Ali biopic The Greatest, the song's lyrics were crafted by Linda Creed during a deeply personal battle with illness.
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Love this footage - Blondie💘
Blondie performing at the CBGB in Manhattan,New York🇺🇸
…August 15,1975
Blondie play an unreleased tune, "A Girl Should Know Better"…Absolutely amazing!
It's a famous video but it's great historical value
🇺🇸Blondie - A Girl Should Know Better
How I Learned to Love Tori Amos
I arrived at the Winspear Opera House expecting to admire the musicianship more than the music. By the end of the sold-out show, Tori Amos and her band—featuring Dallas drummer Earl Harvin—had completely won me over.
https://t.co/6G7TdKuehF
The museum montage from Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) turned an unserious "teen comedy" into a meditation on stillness, where the mood shifted from zipping MTV chaos to a slow dance between teen angst and modern art.
RIP, John Hughes, the sweet bard of youth 💔
Today I'm watching The She-Creature (1956) with one of the most unique monster designs of the 50s. Designed and played by Paul Balisdell. It was actually quite practical, could make facial expressions and I'll be attaching the color photo in the comment below because it's pretty.
Pixies playing “Trompe Le Monde” on Letterman in Feb 1992. This was their US network TV debut. What an amazing, weird song to play, and with the full Letterman band. I count 4 guitars, and Paul and Sid’s solos are bonkers.