Monthly Archives: July 2022

This here is one of several videos where AC/DC’s Brian Johnson sat atop a wrecking ball while performing the song Ballbreaker during a 1996 concert tour.[1] The future Hannah Montana was four years old at the time and could’ve in … Continue reading →

Even that Sing Sweet Nightingale number from his 1950 Cinderella was like a picture of striptease bubbles.[1] The 1941 Looney Tunes short Hollywood Steps Out was even willing to point out how bubbles work well with exotic dancing.[2] Like I … Continue reading →

Fight The Power, the song which opened the 1989 Spike Lee film Do The Right Thing, claimed Elvis was a “straight up racist,” even African American Jet Magazine discredited rumors that Elvis was racist way back in 1957.[1] It is … Continue reading →

In addition to improperly naming Paws of Fury like a spoof of Fist of Fury, learning that this kid-friendly film is supposed to a remake of his very not-so kid-friendly, groundbreaking masterpiece Blazing Saddles is heartbreaking. I love this particular … Continue reading →

Shien Biau Woo could make it as a University of Delaware physics professor and could earn many prominent positions in Delaware state politics, such as Lieutenant Governor, President of the Delaware State Senate, President of the Board of Pardons for … Continue reading →

In fact, the U.S. War Department had to concede the British Royal Air Force’s 1943 Operation Hydra airstrikes were “not effective.” According to the United States Strategic Bombing Survey, which was published by U.S. War Department Officials weeks after World … Continue reading →

It was a speech addressing gun control which happened on June 5, 1968, the day after Robert Kennedy’s shooting.[1] The speech was very innovative on the people in Elvis’ music circle he didn’t want to have a Christmas special, but … Continue reading →

I do not think Walt Disney was a faithful husband. The story of how Loretta Young “adopted” the daughter she had out of wedlock in 1935, a time when such pregnancies were deemed scandalous, is interesting. Not only would her … Continue reading →