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We might be having a Gatsby moment. The Great Gatsby is by far the most popular novel of F Scott Fitzgerald; it embodies the 1920s, and has attained an iconic status, both for American novelists and for many readers. Still, the flood of adaptations about
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After state Sen. Stacey Campfield's, R-Notsville, recent ejection from a local eatery, political and comedy observers are asking: Can a serious politician really be as clownish as Campfield? "Is Stacey Campfield some Stephen Colbert-like performer?"
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Since his departure from WWE in 2002, former WCW World Heavyweight champion Diamond Dallas Page has had stints in TNA, Juggalo Championship Wrestling and various independent promotions. Recently his focus has been a series of yoga-themed fitness DVDs, bu
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Give Andrew Breitbart a plate of spare ribs and a goblet of red wine and he’s yours for as long as you want him. In fact, he’ll stay up until 5 or 6 in the morning telling you what he thinks about a whole host of things on his mind. Hey, if we’re going t
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If Video has a Warhol, it is Marty Callner. Marty Callner recently visited the Hua Hin Film Festival and was an instant hit, the embodiment of MTV cool, Marty is a one of a kind artist. Great careers are built on solid foundations and Marty Callner’s is
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David Letterman , at 64, marks his 30th anniversary as a late-night host tonight ("Late Night" bowed Feb. 1, 1982, on NBC). To celebrate, here are 15 amazing moments (and one year) over the decades. (15 because "Top 10" is just a little too obvious, no?)
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Joaquin Phoenix is back to his old self! After taking three years off from Hollywood to supposedly pursue a rap career—a hiatus that turned out to be an elaborate Andy Kaufman-style stunt for Casey Affleck's mockumentary, I'm Still Here—the Walk the Line
About Andy Kaufman
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Andrew Geoffrey Kaufman (January 17, 1949 – May 16, 1984) was an American entertainer, actor and performance artist. While often referred to as a comedian, Kaufman did not consider himself one. He disdained telling jokes and engaging in comedy as it was traditionally understood, referring to himself instead as a "song and dance man." Full Article
