Even before Curb Your Enthusiasm, on which Richard Lewis was absolute gold, he was a total legend of comedy. RIP. I appreciate how about a minute into that final clip, Larry says to Lewis "Will you please die?"
Author: Erik Loomis
This is the grave of Cleo Noel. Born in 1918 in Oklahoma City, Noel grew up in Missouri, ending up at the University of Missouri, where he graduated in 1939.
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I fail to see how this is really going to work for fast food companies, but this seems to be where we are in capitalism. Wendy's is looking to test having the prices of its menu items fluctuate throughout the day based on demand, implementing...
Interesting project here on Chicago activists creating a historical memory project for the Black Panthers work in that city, which most notably included Fred Hampton, assassinated by J. Edgar Hoover's.
This is the grave of Wallace Neff. Born in 1895 in La Mirada, California, Edwin Wallace Neff grew up super rich. His grandfather was Andrew McNally, i.e., Rand-McNally. His father.
This is the grave of Gabriel Garcia Moreno. Born in 1821 in Guayaquil, Ecuador, Moreno was the next generation of the elite in a brand new nation. His father was a Spanish-born nobleman and his mother came from a super elite background from those already...
I can't wait to see how Republicans decide that a bill protecting IVF is just impossible, and probably also a Democratic plot to back Republicans into a corner on an.
Unions were most surely always controversial in West Virginia. But thanks to the strong history of the United Mine Workers, West Virginia spent much of the late twentieth century as.
Reading about these freaks really makes you wonder why anyone assumes they would be intelligent human beings, not to mention the kind of people who should, say, be consulted on how to revive the Newark school system. These people are just the weirdest goddamn people....
This is the grave of Belva Lockwood. Born in 1830 in Royalton, New York, Belva Bennett grew up in pretty unremarkable circumstances. She went to school for awhile, which made.
There's mourning in New York today. Flaco, the Eurasian eagle-owl that escaped from the Bronx Zoo last year and became a spectacle in Central Park, has died after flying into.