Ed Page

Former McSweeney's editor, future jetpack user.

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280 days after sustaining an ACL injury, Leah Williamson returns to the Arsenal squad today in their Conti Cup fixture vs Reading.

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From the January 20, 1937, issue of “Motion Picture Daily”:

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Listen: Jack Benny, in top form, delivers snappy ad-libs when his castmates falter in this episode of his radio show, which was broadcast from the Ritz Theatre (now called the Walter Kerr Theatre), in New York City, on December 22, 1940: https://t.co/VNAMBg5nEU

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Morning ☕

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Today at The Silent Clowns Film Series we're showing two of Buster's most surreal comedies, THE GOAT and SHERLOCK, JR. The SHERLOCK, JR. restoration we're running is the one done by the Cineteca (distributed by @CohenFilm ). #silentfilm #busterkeaton https://t.co/MPdhsJ00Tb

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'The process of making [Barbie] was such a joy.'

The one you've all be waiting for! Our Greta Gerwig #LFF Screen Talk is now available to watch on YouTube https://t.co/4qiiUajSjU

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Listen: Jack Benny’s December 7, 1941, radio show, which was broadcast live six hours after the Pearl Harbor attack: https://t.co/k0pcI7AzXU

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Listen: Jack Benny’s November 30, 1941, radio show, featuring kid gagman Belly Laugh Barton: https://t.co/6936X8py44

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Listen: In this episode of Jack Benny’s radio show, from Sunday, November 28, 1943, Barbara Stanwyck—fresh off the set of “Double Indemnity,” which had wrapped the previous Wednesday—fills in for her good friend Mary Livingstone, who has laryngitis: https://t.co/NDhM8rB9Rq

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Winona Ryder in “Night on Earth” (1991).

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“A conversation more than a dozen years in the making”

@marcmaron and @AlbertBrooks @WTFpod (87’47”) https://t.co/UbnNmGFYpC

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Stella Tennant by Juergen Teller, Paris, 1995

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Listen: In this episode of Jack Benny’s radio show, from November 21, 1943, Jack dreams he’s a turkey: https://t.co/h6AfC1750x

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Listen: Jack Benny and Eddie “Rochester Van Jones” Anderson guest-star in this episode of the radio show “Jubilee,” from November 20, 1944: https://t.co/tF4lgJGgzb

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Bart:"The producers of this show don't know squat. Itchy should've tied Scratchy's tongue with a topline hitch, not a sheet bend."

Lisa:"Oh, Bart. Cartoons don't have to be 100% realistic."

"Boy-Scoutz 'N The Hood" 11/18/93

#TheSimpsonsGoats #TheSimpsons #SimpsonsForever

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I did not pay for this review. I cleaned his house but no cash was exchanged.
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Listen: In this episode of Jack Benny’s radio show, from November 9, 1941, Jack has just begun filming a movie—“To Be or Not to Be”—with Ernst Lubitsch (seen below, with Jack) and Carole Lombard; also in this episode: Belly Laugh Barton and Leo Durocher: https://t.co/Bg1SLEbl21

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Listen: In this episode of Jack Benny’s radio show, from November 2, 1941, Jack and his Jell-O gang celebrate Halloween with Belly Laugh Barton and Basil Rathbone: https://t.co/YmZKaBp1R0