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My Interviews with Zelda Rubinstein and J. D. Salinger

Zelda Rubinstein, the creepy old midget lady known best for her role in Poltergeist I, II, and III as Tangina Barrons, died yesterday at the age of 76. I took a minute to sit down with her. Me: Hi, Zelda, … Continue reading

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My interview with Oral Roberts

On Tuesday, Oral Roberts died at the age of 91. Today, I was granted an exclusive interview with him: Me: So, Mr. Roberts, you’re finally on your way to meet your maker. Are you excited? OR: Why yes, young man, … Continue reading

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My Interview with John Lennon

On the 29th anniversary of John Lennon’s death, I thought I’d take the time to interview him: Me: So, I’m sitting here with John Lennon, one of the Fab Four. Thanks for taking the time to speak with me, John. … Continue reading

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Gang Rape: Looking deeper

By now, almost all of you have heard of that horrific gang rape of the fifteen-year old girl in California (of course, is there any such thing as a non-horrific gang rape? I mean, is there a nice gang rape … Continue reading

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Signs that you are in a dangerous relationship

Soccer mom Melanie Hain, who made the news in 2008 by having a loaded weapon at her daughter’s soccer game, was found shot dead in her home along with her husband, from whom she had separated, on Thursday. It’s suspected … Continue reading

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My Interview with Henry Gibson

The diminutive actor Henry Gibson died last night at age 73. Of course, I jumped on the chance to interview him after he passed. Me: So, Mr. Gibson, you played the neo-Nazi leader in Blues Brothers, right? HG: That is … Continue reading

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Edna Prygyz – Project 2,996: Remembering 9/11

Edna Prygyz was born in 1908 and was survived by nine children, fourteen grandchildren, nineteen great-grandchildren, and one great-great-granddaughter. She was horribly afraid of flying and it was likely that her death was painless, because she self-medicated heavily using a … Continue reading

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World Leaders Review Obama’s Performance

From CNN: Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro criticized President Obama for expanding the war effort in Afghanistan, but Castro also mildly praised Obama’s domestic initiatives, such as health care reform. In an essay published Tuesday in Cuba’s state-run newspaper, Granma, … Continue reading

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My Interview with John Hughes

As most of you know, John Hughes died on Thursday. Known as a recluse in life, he’s not much different in death, and it took me a few days to snag this exclusive posthumous interview with him: Me: Thanks for … Continue reading

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Jesus Fucking Christ

I was working on an interview with the recently deceased John Hughes, but it’s taking longer than I thought. Instead, I thought I’d just share this little gem with you, sent to me by Nobody. Have a great Monday!

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