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Pauly Shore reacts to Jimmy Kimmel's Oscars joke (yahoo.com)
Keep Pauly Shore's name out your mouth!
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Will Smith refused to leave Oscars after Rock slap, academy says | Honolulu Star-Advertiser (staradvertiser.com)
Jazzy Jeff must be thinking that it could have been him slapping Chris Rock on the Academy Awards.
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https://www.yahoo.com/music/s/art-ga...ing-stone.html
Still feuding after all these years.
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Originally posted by Walkoff Balk View Posthttp://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Entertainm...d-gma-13346950
Scientology might be right. John Travolta became the most successful after the series.
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http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Entertainm...d-gma-13346950
Scientology might be right. John Travolta became the most successful after the series.
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Jobs owned Pixar concurrently with Apple and NeXt. And now in addition to his duties at Apple he is on the board of Disney. Good for him as a lot of Disney and ABC TV content gets ported over to iTunes.
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Originally posted by mel View PostSteve Jobs and Steve Wozniack founded Apple Computer, Inc. in 1976. Both were there until the early 1980s. I think Woz left first, went into other things and had moderate success.
Jobs was fired by the CEO in 1985. Went and formed his own company NeXT which did not do very well until 1997 when Gil Amelio then CEO of Apple bought NeXT to get the technology for the next OS. Jobs was part of the deal and he ended up on the board.
Shortly after he became "interim" CEO and moved Apple in new directions to where it is today as a multi-billion dollar electronics firm selling computers, music players and cell phones. So I guess Steve Jobs is pretty darn successful.
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Originally posted by Walkoff Balk View PostThe was one character on Beavis & Butthead who had a Hank Hill of King of the Hill type of voice.
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Originally posted by Leo Lakio View PostThey may not have, but don't forget their classmate, Daria, who had a several-year successful run with her own spinoff (complete series just released on DVD).
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Originally posted by Walkoff Balk View PostWhy didn't Beavis or Butthead do a solo project?
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Why didn't Beavis or Butthead do a solo project?
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Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniack founded Apple Computer, Inc. in 1976. Both were there until the early 1980s. I think Woz left first, went into other things and had moderate success.
Jobs was fired by the CEO in 1985. Went and formed his own company NeXT which did not do very well until 1997 when Gil Amelio then CEO of Apple bought NeXT to get the technology for the next OS. Jobs was part of the deal and he ended up on the board.
Shortly after he became "interim" CEO and moved Apple in new directions to where it is today as a multi-billion dollar electronics firm selling computers, music players and cell phones. So I guess Steve Jobs is pretty darn successful.
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Denzel Washington and Helen Hunt of St. Elsewhere became Oscar winners. Howie Mandel made his fortune asking models to open suitcases.
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Originally posted by oceanpacific View PostLUCILLE BALL continued her TV success in front of the camera while ex-hubby DESI ARNAZ found his calling behind it as a director and producer. I don't believe he ever had an acting part of significance after I LOVE LUCY.
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