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‘The Next 50 Years’ aired 35 Years ago today. Scott accidentally shoots himself & dies at his own birthday party. This episode is just as heartbreaking today as it was in 1991.
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I spent two years working with Stephen Miller.
His appointment as White House chief of staff is among the most dangerous personnel decisions in the history of our republic.
I say that without reservation.
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Can you guys believe I was just named Chief of Staff? Whoooaa brozzz.
Have a great weekend, you guys. If you’re in Michigan, come laugh with me at @ComedyCastle Detroit. Shows tonight through Sunday.
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📺Fox Primetime, November 5, 1993:
— On ‘The X-Files,’ Mulder and Scully are sent to investigate after a team of geophysicists stationed at a remote Arctic outpost are killed by a parasitic alien life form
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Now I'm imagining Hulu approaching Amanda Seyfried, asking her if she would film a new episode of The Dropout based on the podcast episode of The Dropout focused on You Can See Everything.
ABC News Drops New Episode of 'The Dropout' That Tackles 'You Can See Everything' hollywoodreporter.com/busine…
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📺NBC Primetime, November 3, 1985:
— On ‘Amazing Stories,’ a courageous young World War II gunner and aspiring cartoonist, trapped in the belly gun of a B-17 aircraft with the landing gear destroyed, has only his imagination as a force that might be able to save his crew
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Steve Ellis Dies: "Everlasting Love" Singer Was 76 deadline.com/2026/11/steve-e…
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In tribute to the late, great Sir #PatrickStewart , here is part of the Wizard magazine Casting Call from Wizard 77 in 1997 where the staff accurately predicted that the fan-favorite Star Trek actor should play Professor X in a live action #xmen movie.
Halloween 2026 pumpkins 🎃
-Cobra Kai logo
-Stiff Little Fingers logo
-X-Men 2000 teaser poster (RIP Patrick Stewart)
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James McAvoy on the demise of Sir Patrick Stewart.
“Sir Patrick Stewart will always be the definitive Professor X to generations of fans, but to me, he is so much more than that. He is a legend, a mentor, and an extraordinary actor whose presence elevated everyone around him. Stepping into a role he made iconic was never about replacing him; it was about honoring the legacy he built. I will forever be grateful for the path he paved, both on screen and beyond it. There will never be another Patrick Stewart.”
— James McAvoy
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On this date in 1993, the first "Got Milk?" television commercial debuted, launching one of the most recognizable advertising campaigns of the decade.
BITE-SIZED FACT | The memorable "Aaron Burr" ad featured a history enthusiast (played by Sean Whalen) unable to answer a radio trivia question because his mouth was full of peanut butter and he had no milk. #90s
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Can't believe we lost @SirPatStew today. What an absolutely brilliant actor and a delightful person. The world is truly lesser for his loss. Rest in peace sir, you have earned it.
Ugh this year is too much.