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Absolutely vital piece of scholarship, for which many thanks. A number of simple declarative statements in this text leap out at the reader, so fabulously detailed is the reporting: If I had to choose a single example it would be, a propos the end of the Allen & Rossi team: "Marty Allen dissolved the partnership, claiming that he wanted to focus on serious acting roles."
King of Slobs: The Life of Joe E. Ross by Kliph Nesteroff
"I guess he was funny in his own way. I don't think he had a very good nightclub act." - Ronnie Schell, comedian "His life centered around dating strippers." - Steve Rossi, comedy straight man Joe E. Ross was the kind of grotesque, boorish, nightclub comedian that over the years has been satir...
What a great photo! I'm a quiet fan of the Acheson Physicians Building, looking moribund even then ... I had a clerk-typist's job there as an undergrad in 1972, sending out literature-request postcards for a couple of public-health entomologists; I kept expecting to bump into Sam Spade in the hallway.
Oxford and University
1950?
Gee, it wasn't *that* funny ... though Colbert (whom I admit I don't get most of the time) was polite enough to let the prof get a few words in. But what are we to make of Blum's assertion, at the very end of the clip, that he "absolutely" will eat Gulf seafood now?
How Can I Care About Something I Can't See?
In a concise, fact-filled, and very funny 5-minute clip, Comedy Central’s Stephen Colbert and Tulane University molecular ecology professor Michael Blum get to the heart of the latest issue looming in the Gulf of Mexico: There's a 22-mile-long plume of oil floating deep in the Gulf of Mexico. But...
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