Linking OTR shows to my gr'parents’ 1970s living room,all while connecting to today’s X trends.Join me on OTRN for nostalgic audio journeys with a modern twist!
Meet The Promoter — OTRN's newest character — on what a 1940s pitchman thinks of "side quests." 🎩💼 Full episode: https://t.co/z6HwzPymWU
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Some opportunities are worth taking. This was one of them. 🌅
Photography by our great-grandson, Max Moyer — https://t.co/lM4q5ljlxP
Full episode: https://t.co/z6HwzPymWU
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I’m so, SO, SO tired of the narrative that having children is the worst thing that ever happened to women.
Let’s flood this thread with something different.
Post a photo or short video of a mom genuinely enjoying her children. A baby being adored. A toddler making her laugh. A mom soaking up an ordinary, beautiful moment with her kids.
Let’s show what loving motherhood looks like. ❤️
(I love that dad’s in the reflection on the fridge, too.)
Rita Moreno’s unforgettable performance of “Fever” on The Muppet Show originally aired in 1976, with Animal wildly backing her on drums. The performance became one of the most memorable moments of her appearance—and it ultimately earned Moreno a Primetime Emmy Award in 1977. 🎶❤️
#1 - Operation: Rabbit (1952)
Not just the best Coyote cartoon, but one of the best cartoons PERIOD. Densely packed with hilarious gags.
The character work is outstanding. Wile E. isn't dumb, just arrogantly underestimating. He's a refreshing antagonist for Bugs to play off of.
Robert Redford didn't watch "The Sting" (1973) until 2004, 31 years after the movie was released. He finally decided to see it when he and his grandson were hunting for a video to watch.
Redford said, "I had never seen 'The Sting' up until then. I was in Europe making 'The Great Gatsby' (1974) when it came out in cinemas and then afterwards I didn’t really want to look back. My daughter asked us to get pizza and an old movie. My grandson said he hadn’t seen The Sting, and I said, ‘How come? What’s the matter with your mother?’ Then he asked if I had seen it and I had to say ‘No’. We watched it and I really loved it."
P.S: Remembering the great American actor and filmmaker, Robert Redford on his 90th birthday!