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Help me lead my own podcast produced by iHeartRadio, take home $25,000, and be a guest on an episode of On Air with Ryan Seacrest! tophost.org/2026/michael-tho…
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Jessica Lange talks about ‘All That Jazz’ and Bob Fosse.
“I love Bob. We were great friends. I sometimes watch ‘All That Jazz’ and realize what a fucking genius he was. What he was doing, it was extraordinary.”
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A poem about the natural dissolution of memory, where only the love remains.
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Stevie Wonder in 1973, performing “Superstition” during his guest appearance on "Sesame Street"
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La conclusión de Woody Allen tras su visita al Museo del Prado: "No hay nada como el Prado, nunca he visto nada igual"
Woody Allen en el Museo del Prado
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"LaBruce leaves no taboo unshattered in his outrageously subversive, unabashedly kinky film provocations"
My @Criterion closet picks:
MOUCHETTE
SORCERER
SIMON OF THE DESERT
3 WOMEN
A TASTE OF HONEY
DON'T LOOK NOW
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3 of my films now on @criterionchannl
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Isabelle Huppert for EnVols (Air France's bilingual bimonthly magazine), exploring her love of travel and new experiences. Photos taken at the “Suite Haute Couture by Isabelle Huppert” of the Mandarin Oriental Lutetia by ©Virgil Guinard📸October/November 2026 issue.
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The Nancy & Lee duet, “Some Velvet Morning,” is widely regarded as one of the greatest duets of all time. In fact, it topped London’s Daily Telegraph’s 2003 list of the 50 Greatest Duets Ever. The song is anything but conventional, featuring dramatic shifts in time signature from 4/4 to 3/4 that add to its distinctive, dreamlike quality.
Lee originally wanted to record the two parts separately and splice them together, but the band, which included Don Randi, Carol Kaye, and Hal Blaine, insisted they could handle the tricky changes. What you hear on record was recorded in one take!
In this clip, my buddy Don Randi talks about the recording of this iconic song.
Pick up a copy of Light In The Attic’s newly remastered Movin’ With Nancy soundtrack on vinyl, or press play on the streaming service of your choice below.
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