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Normalising violence, worsening body image and sexist attitudes are among the manosphere beliefs that are bleeding into relationships and workplaces.
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Raid a Derelict Starship in this Board Game Adventure! 2-6 players race for salvage across a 3-tier game board, featuring dice-driven action-selection gameplay, asymmetrical player abilities, secret missions and an awesome 3D board. Follow now for early-bird pricing access when we launch!
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Provided to YouTube by World Circuit Les Racines · Vieux Farka Touré Les Racines ℗ 2022 World Circuit Limited, a BMG Company Released on: 2022-06-10 Sound Engineer, Producer, Guitar: Vieux Farka Touré Producer: Eric Herman Mixer: Jerry Boys Studio Assistant: Jonathan Konate Studio Assistant: Guigui Oul Boucheibore Traore Sound Engineer: Guy Davie Kora: Madou Sidiki Diabate Percussion: Moussa Dembele Author, Composer: Boureima Touré (p/k/a Vieux Farka Touré) Auto-generated by YouTube.
Does a viral video show Elon Musk walking together with his family and talking with his children? No, that's not true: A real photo from 2025 was used to generate...
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Disabled musician John Kelly came to the Drake Music research and development team with a simple request... to play guitar. John brought a spec to the team and together at our DMLab Hackathon at the Southbank they created a new format for the guitar, with a shortened neck and software-controlled chords. Two years, lots of iterations, development, improvement and testing later and the Kellycaster is one of the most innovative new instruments around. Hear John talk about the project and play the Kellycaster.
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Provided to YouTube by Reprise Brian Wilson (Live) · Barenaked Ladies Rock Spectacle ℗ 1992 Reprise Records Congas, Vocals: Andy Creeggan Guitar, Vocals: Ed Robertson Bass Guitar: Jim Creeggan Vocals: Jim Creeggan Producer, Unknown: Michael Phillip Wojewoda Guitar: Steven Page Lead Vocals: Steven Page Drums: Tyler Stewart Writer: Steven Page Auto-generated by YouTube.
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One of Germany's most successful pop groups, Propaganda were instantly recognisable due to the distinctive voice and style of singer Claudia Brücken. Here they are at the height of their powers during their 1985 world tour in support of their now classic album A Secret Wish.
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HBO Greater Tuna 1984. I own no copyright of this material. All rights reserved by respective owners. My RCA VHS Hi-Fi copy of a 51 minute-long HBO version of the off-Broadway hit, featuring Joe Sears and Jaston Williams playing twenty-five slightly perverse characters living in the town of Tuna, Texas. An HBO Special of Greater Tuna, produced by Embassy Television and Norman Lear, was aired in 1984. Due to modern videography techniques, the various characters portrayed by Sears and Williams were able to be seen en masse for the first time. However, due to copyright conflicts between Embassy Television and the original copyright claimants (Joe Sears, Jaston Williams & Ed Howard) the broadcast was limited to only 3 months in 1984. It has never been broadcast again. Rare VHS taped copies have been sold on eBay in excess of $100. Perhaps some day we'll have a DVD/Blu-Ray. Seeing My RCA VHS Hi-Fi copy again shows me it's every bit as good as it was in 1984. TV REVIEW; OFF-BROADWAY COMEDY,'GREATER TUNA,' ON HBO By JOHN J. O'CONNOR - NY Times Published: November 14, 1984 WRITTEN by Joe Sears, Jaston Williams and Ed Howard, ''Greater Tuna,'' which had a successful run Off Broadway, features 24 speaking roles and a corpse. There is, to be sure, a gimmick. All the parts - male and female, child and adult, even the corpse - are played by Mr. Sears and Mr. Williams. The exercise is certainly curious and quite often hilarious, as is demonstrated in the one- hour adaptation going onto the schedule of Home Box Office, the pay-cable channel, tonight at 8, (November 14, 1984). The scene is Tuna, Tex., right smack in the rural middle of good- old-boy and better-old-girl country. The local news is broadcast on radio station OKKK by two smoking and drinking deejays named Thurston Wheelis and Arless Struvie. They announce events such as the school essay contest, with entries entitled ''Human Rights: Why I Differ'' and ''The Other Side of Bigotry.'' Their big news today, however, is that Judge W. R. (Shocking Roscoe) Buchner has been found dead in a turquoise 1950's Dale Evans bathing suit trimmed with cowgirl fringe. The reaction among the townfolk is almost unanimous: relief and amusement. Over in the Bumiller household, Mom is making breakfast for her favorite son, Stanley, who has just gotten out of reform school after painting over the town's stop signs. Not hungry, Stanley says he'll pick up some M & M's on the way to trade school. Actually, he is on his way to see his favorite aunt, Bertha, who, when not reading tea leaves, is taking a shotgun to dogs wandering onto her flower patch. Bertha is a member of Smut Snatchers, a group dedicated to eliminating dirty words from the nation's literature. Another member is her friend Vera, who spends most of her time coping with her Hispanic servants: ''Lupe, this coffee certainly isn't very caliente!'' The general air of whackiness stays, more or less, on that loony but not unfamiliar level. Stanley eventually finds himself charged with murdering the judge, who had sent him to reform school. There is a jury trial, in which the most important witness turns out to be the judge's Mexican maid, described for the court as a ''foreign domestic.'' (''I have my green card,'' she announces haughtily.) The new judge, suffering acute heartburn from his enchilada lunch, is counting on a death sentence to start his term with a bang. While Stanley manages to escape the noose, someone mutters, ''Don't worry, we'll get him next time.'' Throughout all of this, directed by Bruce Gowers and Tom Alderman, Mr. Sears and Mr. Williams do some fascinating slithering from one character to another. I did not see the stage production of ''Greater Tuna,'' but it's apparent that this Embassy TV version is significantly different. The varied settings are elaborately realistic, and, thanks to the flexibility of videotape, the actors can play off each other and themselves in the same scene. In a luncheonette setting, for instance, Mr. Sears appears as both the local sheriff and the woman doing the cooking in the kitchen. This technique is probably advisable for television, which does not take well to the theatrical device of actors' slipping in and out of characters while standing virtually still. But the film method does distract from the sheer virtuosity of the performers, shifting the focus of attention from them to the video prestidigitations. Nevertheless, the efforts of Mr. Williams and Mr. Sears remain hilariously impressive. As one impersonation tumbles over the other, it is impossible to make distinctions about the levels of their talents. Mr. Sears is the round one; Mr. Williams is the scrawny one. Their vehicle may be little more than a curiosity, but it serves them well. Michael Grade is the executive producer, Mr. Gowers and Carol Rosenstein the producers. Other presentation dates on HBO included Nov. 18, 20, 23, 26 and 29, 1984.
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Taming of the Shrew, directed William Ball at the American Conservatory Theater, 1976. Starring Fredi Olster, Marc Singer. Kultur Broadway Theatre Archive.
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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Speak Low · Cal Tjader · Mark Levine · Poncho Sanchez · Rob Fisher The Best Of The Concord Years ℗ 2004 Concord Picante Released on: 2004-04-13 Producer: Nick Phillips Executive Producer: Glen Barros Executive Producer: John Burk Mastering Engineer: Seth Presant Lyricist: Ogden Nash Composer: Kurt Weill Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Beware of a Holy Whore. Rainer Werner Fassbinder
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Cover of Mick Ralphs' guitar work from their amazing first album.
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produced in 1981 by Atlantic Recording Company. Side 1 Night Life Juke Box Hero Break It Up Waiting For A Girl Like You Luanne Side 2 Urgent I'm Gonna Win Woman In Black Girl On The Moon Don't Let Go
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Tracy Morgan, with one of the best quotes from Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back
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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Got To Be There · Michael Jackson Gold ℗ 1971 UMG Recordings, Inc. Released on: 2008-01-01 Producer: Hal Davis Recordingarranger: Dave Blumberg Vocal Arranger: Willie Hutch Vocalist: Michael Jackson Composer Lyricist: Elliot Willensky Auto-generated by YouTube.
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While Sophia Kruithof lives on a horse farm, she’s doesn’t care too much about horses. The one thing she cares about is music. She even quit playing hockey to focus on music. While she is still in high school, she decided to enter The Voice. A decision she will never regret, as she became the 10th Voice of Holland! Check out Sophia’s best performances in #TheVoice now. ???? Songs in this video: 1. “Vincent” by Don McLean (Blind Auditions) 2. “Alaska” by Sophia Kruithof, original song (Blind Auditions) 3. “Million Years Ago” by Adele (Knockouts) 4. “Hoe Het Danst” by Marco Borsato, Armin van Buuren & Davina Michelle, with talent Jantien Volgers (Battles) 5. “Keep Your Head Up” by Ben Howard (Live Show) 6. “If You Go Away” by Jacques Brel (Semi-Finals) 7. “Lost Without You” by Krezip, with Jacqueline Govaert of Krezip (Finals) 8. “Alaska” by Sophia Kruithof (Finals) ???? Journey info: Sophia Kruithof was the winner of the 10th season of The Voice of Holland in 2020. She was part of Team Anouk. ???? Series info: In the #BestOfTalent we highlight the best performances of one amazing talent in The Voice. ???? Hashtags: #TheVoice #BestOfTalent #Sophia
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Game Title: God of War II Console: Playstation 2 Publisher: SCE Capcom
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Live acoustic version of "Say You Won't Let Go" by James Arthur at the Royal Albert Hall 14.11.21 #jamesarthur #IAMSITE #JARMY #xfactor #acoustic Video by Moment House
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Provided to YouTube by Atlantic Records Powersurge · Overkill Taking Over ℗ 1987 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States Engineer, Producer: Alex Perialas Lead Vocals: Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth Guitar: Bobby Gustafson Bass Guitar: D.D. Verni Executive Producer: Jon Zazula Producer: Overkill Drums: Rat Skates Masterer: Tom Coyne Contributor: Bill Benson Composer, Lyricist: Carlo Verni Composer, Lyricist: Lee J. Kundrat Composer: Overkill Composer, Lyricist: Robert Joseph Ellsworth Composer, Lyricist: Robert Wayne Gustafson Auto-generated by YouTube.
