I'm happy to say that WFMU has become one of the first places people come to on the internet when they want to learn about Arnold Stang. Sadly, I do not have as much time to devote to elaborate articles like that as I once did (hopefully that will change soon), but at least I can still post goodies like this. This is the 1959 novelty single by Mr. Stang that was briefly mentioned in the big fat Arnold Stang piece posted here last year. The track was done in collaboration with the prolific Mort Garson, perhaps best known to readers here for his eccentric moog album Electronic Hair Pieces and his soundtrack for the film with a name reminiscent of this website (or is it the other way ...
November, 2008
I'm happy to say that WFMU has become one of the first places people come to on the internet when they want to learn about Arnold Stang. Sadly, I do not have as much time to devote to elaborate articles like that as I once did (hopefully that will change soon), but at least I can still post goodies like this. This is the 1959 novelty single by Mr. Stang that was briefly mentioned in the big fat Arnold Stang piece posted here last year. The track was done in collaboration with the prolific Mort Garson, perhaps best known to readers here for his eccentric moog album Electronic Hair Pieces and his soundtrack for the film with a name reminiscent of this website (or is it the other way ...
I'm happy to say that WFMU has become one of the first places people come to on the internet when they want to learn about Arnold Stang. Sadly, I do not have as much time to devote to elaborate articles like that as I once did (hopefully that will change soon), but at least I can still post goodies like this. This is the 1959 novelty single by Mr. Stang that was briefly mentioned in the big fat Arnold Stang piece posted here last year. The track was done in collaboration with the prolific Mort Garson, perhaps best known to readers here for his eccentric moog album Electronic Hair Pieces and his soundtrack for the film with a name reminiscent of this website (or is it the other way ...
I'm happy to say that WFMU has become one of the first places people come to on the internet when they want to learn about Arnold Stang. Sadly, I do not have as much time to devote to elaborate articles like that as I once did (hopefully that will change soon), but at least I can still post goodies like this. This is the 1959 novelty single by Mr. Stang that was briefly mentioned in the big fat Arnold Stang piece posted here last year. The track was done in collaboration with the prolific Mort Garson, perhaps best known to readers here for his eccentric moog album Electronic Hair Pieces and his soundtrack for the film with a name reminiscent of this website (or is it the other way ...
I'm happy to say that WFMU has become one of the first places people come to on the internet when they want to learn about Arnold Stang. Sadly, I do not have as much time to devote to elaborate articles like that as I once did (hopefully that will change soon), but at least I can still post goodies like this. This is the 1959 novelty single by Mr. Stang that was briefly mentioned in the big fat Arnold Stang piece posted here last year. The track was done in collaboration with the prolific Mort Garson, perhaps best known to readers here for his eccentric moog album Electronic Hair Pieces and his soundtrack for the film with a name reminiscent of this website (or is it the other way ...
I'm happy to say that WFMU has become one of the first places people come to on the internet when they want to learn about Arnold Stang. Sadly, I do not have as much time to devote to elaborate articles like that as I once did (hopefully that will change soon), but at least I can still post goodies like this. This is the 1959 novelty single by Mr. Stang that was briefly mentioned in the big fat Arnold Stang piece posted here last year. The track was done in collaboration with the prolific Mort Garson, perhaps best known to readers here for his eccentric moog album Electronic Hair Pieces and his soundtrack for the film with a name reminiscent of this website (or is it the other way ...
Rosie O'Donnell's days of polluting television screens from coast to coast may be numbered, at least that's what the controversial comedienne told readers of her blog in recent days.
Her variety show Wednesday evening was such a flop that she not only believes it won't be picked up for additional installments, but she is also thinking "maybe just me on tv is done."
Could it be all those prayers NewsBusters readers made on Thanksgiving Day?
According to People.com, maybe (h/t NBer Rush Fan):
In her signature online shorthand, O'Donnell writes: "there will b no more. no ratings. bad reviews. yet still – a thrill 4 me."
On Saturday, Rosie answered a few readers with a bit more finality:
Pk Writes:
...Rosie O'Donnell's days of polluting television screens from coast to coast may be numbered, at least that's what the controversial comedienne told readers of her blog in recent days.
Her variety show Wednesday evening was such a flop that she not only believes it won't be picked up for additional installments, but she is also thinking "maybe just me on tv is done."
Could it be all those prayers NewsBusters readers made on Thanksgiving Day?
According to People.com, maybe (h/t NBer Rush Fan):
In her signature online shorthand, O'Donnell writes: "there will b no more. no ratings. bad reviews. yet still – a thrill 4 me."
On Saturday, Rosie answered a few readers with a bit more finality:
Pk Writes:
...Rosie O'Donnell's days of polluting television screens from coast to coast may be numbered, at least that's what the controversial comedienne told readers of her blog in recent days.
Her variety show Wednesday evening was such a flop that she not only believes it won't be picked up for additional installments, but she is also thinking "maybe just me on tv is done."
Could it be all those prayers NewsBusters readers made on Thanksgiving Day?
According to People.com, maybe (h/t NBer Rush Fan):
In her signature online shorthand, O'Donnell writes: "there will b no more. no ratings. bad reviews. yet still – a thrill 4 me."
On Saturday, Rosie answered a few readers with a bit more finality:
Pk Writes:
...Rosie O'Donnell's days of polluting television screens from coast to coast may be numbered, at least that's what the controversial comedienne told readers of her blog in recent days.
Her variety show Wednesday evening was such a flop that she not only believes it won't be picked up for additional installments, but she is also thinking "maybe just me on tv is done."
Could it be all those prayers NewsBusters readers made on Thanksgiving Day?
According to People.com, maybe (h/t NBer Rush Fan):
In her signature online shorthand, O'Donnell writes: "there will b no more. no ratings. bad reviews. yet still – a thrill 4 me."
On Saturday, Rosie answered a few readers with a bit more finality:
Pk Writes:
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