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Dedication to something, anything is a trait that should be admired, but then you have people who are so dedicated that it borders on the insane, people who’s dedication is more like an obsession with being awesome at something, people like. 10. The girl who lengthened her tongue to speak Korean. Learning a new language [...]
Posted by Karl Smallwood on Friday, January 4, 2013 at 12:01 am
Filed under People · Tagged AOL, arlington, billionaire, Billy Mitchell, blindness, Bugs Bunny, charles feeney, david johnson, dedication, elective surgery, entrepreneur, Eric Simons, greg packer, honor guards, john 3:16, learning korean, Mel Blanc, merry melodies, obsession, PacMan, pete golsby, rainbow man, rainbow wig, rollen stewart, the bushman, The King of Kong, tomb of the unknowns, Warner Brothers
Adolf Hitler. The German leader was one of the most divisive figures in world history. Nazism inspired hatred, loyalty, and study for decades. Hitler, though scarily real, has almost become a myth, a fictional symbol of villainy. As such, Hitler ran into many fictional characters willing to punch him in the mouth or bop him [...]
Posted by Jim Ciscell on Wednesday, August 8, 2012 at 12:01 am
Filed under Comics, Entertainment, Movies, People, Television · Tagged adolf hitler, Bugs Bunny, Captain America, charlie chaplin, Daffy Duck, Daffy The Commando, Der Fuehrer’s Face, Donald Duck, fantastic four, Hare Meets Herr, hate monger, Hermann Goring, hitler in cartoons, Hitler Twilight Zone, I’ll Never Heil Again, Jim Ciscell, Moe Hailstone, nazism, Popeye, Spinach Fer Britain, Superman, The Great Dictator, The Three Stooges, three stooges, Von Vulture, world war ii, You Nazty Spy
Opera in the Movies The first known opera was produced in Italy way back in 1597. Since then there have been hundreds of incarnations of this form of musical theater. What distinguishes opera from other forms of theater is that it is wall-to-wall singing, usually in a non-English language. As a source of inspiration, opera [...]
Posted by Shell Harris on Thursday, September 2, 2010 at 12:01 am
Filed under Movies, Music, Television · Tagged Actor, Alex Forrest, Allan Corduner, Amadeus, American Film Institute, Anne Archer, Antonio Salieri, Bill Kilgore, Bugs Bunny, characters, Charles Foster Kane, Charles Kane, Chuck Jones, Colonel, Dan Gallagher, Danny Aiello, Doc?, Don Giovanni, Dorothy Comingore, Elmer Fudd, Entertainment, Entertainment_Culture, F. Murray Abraham, film, Gerard Butler, Gilbert and Sullivan, Giuseppi Verdi, Glenn Close, glenn close fatal attraction, Italy, Johnny Cammareri, Juliet, Kevin Kline, Loretta, Margret Dumont, Mel Blanc, Michael Crawford, Michael Douglas, Moonstruck, Movies, mozart, Music, Musical films, Nicholas Cage, Opera, opera Ring Cycle, Operas, Orson Wells, Oscar, Puccini opera, Rabbit of Seville, Rex Smith, Richard Wagner, Rick Bitzelberger, Robert Duvall, Romeo, Ronny Cammareri, Sarah Brightman, Seville, Spain, Susan Alexander, Take Me Out to the Ballgame, The Magic Flute, The Phantom of the Opera, The Pirates of Penzance, The Ride of the Valkyries, top 10, top 10 movie characters, TopTenz, west side story, What's Opera, would-be manager
