Funny how a simple song can take you back to your childhood and simpler times of joy. live version
Randy VanWarmer - Just When I Needed You Most - 1979 - Tv (Live Acoustic) 21.11.1980
Every year on or right before 9/11, we show this video to our students. It’s not only powerful story-telling, it’s a reminder to a younger generation about how life altering 9/11 was for those of us who lived it. It’s only 10 min #themanintheredbandana
at least once a week I think about the time Amy Poehler convinced her fellow Emmy nominees to pretend they were in a beauty pageant when their names were called, and every celeb in the audience went wildddd
their names were supposed to be announced alphabetically, but Edie Falco was too nervous to go first, so Amy took the lead. Tina Fey had a baby 12 days beforehand and said she was "just happy to be out, wearing a pad on every part of my body."
Rob Lowe improvised a line about how "everyone was a winner," and then he crowned Melissa McCarthy with her first Emmy (and a literal tiara), to which she said, "Wow, it's my first and best pageant ever!" award shows in 2011 were so fun lol
Dolly Parton telling Johnny Carson how her husband, Carl Dean, pretends to be the gardener when tour buses pull up to their house is absolute gold! 😭
I just work here. Carl Dean playing dumb with Dolly Parton fans on their own front lawn is legendary behavior 😂
This was Dolly Parton’s “farewell” video from May 2026 — and none of us realized it. Or believed it. Or wanted to believe it.
Her last words to us were: “I will always love you. Thank you.”
Don Rickles walks into Don Adams’ 75th birthday at the Playboy Mansion, calls him an unemotional stiff, destroys James Caan in real time, does a perfect Maxwell Smart impression then makes the whole room cry with the closer.
This is the full spectrum of Mr. Warmth in 6 minutes. Nothing today comes close.
The “Have a good life” goodbye into Sam's fantasy of growing old with Diane is perfectly directed, possibly the best television ever, and certainly as beautiful as a sitcom has ever been, or ever will be
R.I.P. James Burrows
Before Falling Down (1993), Michael Douglas planned to take a break after shooting 2 films back to back until Joel Schumacher told him to read the script, which Douglas liked the script so much that he even accepted a lower salary and still considers it his favorite performance.
Last night I flew on an @AirCanada flight #AC779 from Montreal to LAX and I watched a medical emergency happen on the plane. I was so impressed with the level of attentiveness and quick action from the crew that I just want to highlight the level of professionalism and consideration they had for the passenger.
The medical situation was resolved on the flight and everyone left ok 🙏
Good for you @AirCanada!