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Top 5 Top 5 Lists Related To, But Not Including, R...
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Celine & Julie Go Boating
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Pre-Game Warm-Up: Mad Men
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Why Buster Keaton Is Better Than Charlie Chaplin
Earlier this week Sean posted a reasoned, well thought-out, but ultimately misguided essay on Charlie Chaplin's superiority. I am now ...
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Rock-down Classix Name Explosion #17: Jamie
In anticipation of our next 18 weeks of films, we present a daily countdown of great songs with a single name in the title.
Today's selection: "Jamie" by Weezer, a b-side off of the
DGC Rarities Vol. 1
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