I saw Buffett live a few years ago, and he gave an entertaining into to “Why Don’t We Get Drunk & Screw.” it was early in his career, and he was in a 3 piece band that was performing at a showcase/band battle where every college entertainment booker in the US attended to check out talent. According to Buffett, the…

I remember the SNL parodies of different networks’ versions of the Amy Fisher story better than I do the TV movies. The PBS one was called “The House Of Buttafuoco” and there was a BET version as well, with Ellen Cleghorne playing Amy Fisher and Chris Rock in drag, playing Mary Buttafuoco.

Andy Griffith was in Fatal Vision as well, as the eccentric but effective lawyer representing MacDonald’s wife’s parents.

It was common for foreign leaders to give a foreign luxury car to Soviet Premier Leonoid Brezhnev as a gift. IIRC, I read where Richard Nixon giving him a Chrysler Imperial at one of their meetings at Camp David, and Brezhnev taking Nixon for a hair raising ride around the roads of Camp David, terrifying both Nixon…

February 7, 2019 - Denver, CO @ Pepsi Center Found this date on the Rolling Stone version of the story.

While I can’t speak as to how wealthy Ronnie Van Zants’ heirs are, Zevon was a working musician, and would borrow against the worth of his catalog from time to time to supplement his income.

The only good thing about that song was that it added some coin to the estates of Warren Zevon and Ronnie Van Zandt, and to Gary Rossington, and Waddy Wachtel.

Daniel Tosh did a web redemption with a guy who’s occupation is reparing “Real Dolls.” He described in great detail about one of his customers literally boinking the stuffings out of his doll that he winds up giving that particular doll a complete overhaul about every 6 months.

There was a wave of overdoses in the Cincinnati area last year caused by heroin being cut with carfentanil, and the fatality rate was through the roof.

As I’ve read where the “source” for Fargo is a fictional book called, “Crime Stories Of The Midwest” and covers decades, I’d like to see a Prohibition, WW2, or 50's themed Fargo.

I’m hoping he does as well, and makes some more appearances in Pittsburgh with Joe Grushecky, as the two times I saw them perform together in a small hall was a lot cheaper than the Broadway show.

I’ve been waiting on this, but I don’t see him releasing any new material anytime soon, as rumor has it that Springsteen On Broadway will become Springsteen On The West In in London, later this summer.

Speaking of Michigan highway hijinks, I remember reading in Car & Driver back in the 80's, morons used to place non working console television sets on rural roads, with the tube facing away from the driver. As the editor of Car & Driver found out one night, as he plowed his beloved Mercedes 300TD Wagon into one. Or as…

The Family Guy bit, with the sign in front of NBC-Burbank that read, “NBC, We Used To Have Seinfeld! Remember?” has never been more timely.

Hey, “Holiday Road” is a fun song, When Lindsey Buckingham is performing it. The version in the Honda ad blows.

And speaking of review shows, at one point, Rex Reed was one of the critics on “Sneak Previews” after Siskel & Ebert left. I was watching it, with my girlfriend, who was always so nice, polite, and extremely politically correct, when he described as. “Fruity, and lacking depth.” Her reply was, “Just like, you Rex.” …

I read in a Nixon biography by Robert Sam Anson that Nixon was such an enthusiast of Chinese food, that he served it at pretty much every dinner party he held after he left office, and was detail oriented about the meals, right down to the wines served, which almost always Chinese ones, which very hard to find here…

I’ve had Possum. To me it was gamey and greasy. I’m more of a Venison or Rabbit guy. Even Squirrel isn’t horrible. Lucky for me, my relatives like to shoot things, and know how to prepare them properly.

And once they shipped him off the Bahamas, both his and the wife’s racism really stood out, even amongst upper crust Brits of the period. Also, the Windsors were involved in currency trading while there, which frosted Churchill to no end. Eventually, Churchill had them sent to the U.S. for the rest of the war years,…

I know one thing for sure about this merger. The Disneyfied 20th Century Fox won’t be giving the merchandising rights of projects to their creators under their watch, as the old 20th Century Fox did with George Lucas and Seth MacFarlane.