Plus the distinction here between “people” and “women” is very telling.

Two female-fronted tracks were nominated for Song of the Year, so perhaps one of those.

This is a great step but it’s also noteworthy that not a single woman was nominated for Record of the Year.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3826301/Chris-Pine-gets-new-best-friend-adopts-sweet-pit-bull-animal-shelter.html

I’ve been waiting for someone here to get that reference. We are the robots!

They were both huge mainstream Top 40 stars then. “Islands in the Stream” was a #1 song and everyone would have known it.

Was thinking the same thing. The “Night Stalker” killings began in 1984 and it was on the news a lot that year.

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Here’s a Reckoning I can endorse unequivocally

Also if they remake their own version, rather than air someone else’s, then they own the rights to it.

The Young Ones Oh No Not THEM! Unsuccessful pilot; Nigel Planer was the only cast member from the original.

Madonna too! And this was top of her game, biggest star in the world Madonna.

I don’t understand this either. There are plenty of people who want to speak at college campuses but don’t get booked for a variety of reasons (the college doesn’t think they’ll draw enough of a crowd, for example). Why are they required to book him? 

The UK Office song is a Rod Stewart classic

Yes, just add in “Seinfeld” and you’ll never have to type anything again.

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