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The character of Gene is played by Akiko Amamatsuri in Tokus� Sentai Dekarenj� Za M�b� Furu Burasuto Akushon Film released in 2004.
Regina Arbaciauskaite in Zemes Keleiviai Film released in 1991.
Janet (X) Kim in Black Actress TV Series released in 2013.
Mother Love in Fatal Expressions Film released in 1996.
Ai Orikasa in Shin Ky�te� Han� TV Series released in 1998.
Susan (I) Prior in Snowblind Film released in 2013.
Carolyn Quant in Monumental Film released in 2014.
Rachel Riahi in The Negative Split Film released in 2015.
Erin Roseaire in Shin Ky�te� Han� TV Series released in 1998.
Alice (IV) Ryan in The Liberator Film released in 2015.
Emily (IV) Saunders in Meat Me in Plainville Film released in 2011.
Ikuko Tani in Kileak the Blood 2: Reason in Madness Film released in 1995.
Toya Weaver in Colegio mayor TV Series released in 1994.
Livia Bonelli in Ghoulies II Film released in 1988.
Eryn Brooke in The Lawless Video released in 2007.
Kelly (I) Butler in The Alice TV Series released in 2005.
Magee Costello in Cries and Pleads Film released in 2016.
Lea Downey in Complex Film released in 2011.
Susan Echols-Orton in Last Chance Film released in 2013.
Felicia Falicio in It's a Dog Gone Tale: Destiny's Stand Film released in 2010.
Sapna Gandhi in Broad Strokes TV Series released in 2014.
Gail Golden in My Dream Beside Me Film released in 2014.
Annie Hunter in Look at Roland TV Series released in 2011.
Muhammad (II) Abdullah in Two Scoops Film released in 2013.
Peter (II) Abrams in We Do Flat Tops Film released in 2005.
Ed (II) Ackerman in North Blvd Film released in 2014.
Matt Adamo in Being Young and Having Fun Film released in 2012.
Tyler (VIII) Adams in Heat Death Film released in 2015.
Sam Hood Adrain in The Last Stop Film released in 2011.
Tim (II) Ahlenius in Covered Film released in 2014.
Danny Aiello in Two Much Film released in 1995.
Coit Albertson in The Woman in Chains Film released in 1923.
Sean (VIII) Alexander in The Saints of Mt. Christopher Film released in 2011.
Kevin Allardice in Flying Tiger Film released in 2004.
Flynn Allen in Robert the Doll Film released in 2015.
Harland (II) Allen in Hikethemovie Film released in 2014.
Harland (II) Allen in Walter's Return Film released in 2014.
Sherman Allen in Longmire TV Series released in 2012.
Bruce Altman in Quiz Show Film released in 1994.
Stephan Amenta in A Separate Peace Film released in 2011.
Erich (I) Anderson in Parking Film released in 1996.
Nick Annunziata in Stripper Wives Film released in 1999.
Konstantine Anthony in Close Quarters TV Series released in 2013.
Noah Antwiler in The Cinema Snob Movie Video released in 2012.
Noah Antwiler in The Cinema Snob TV Series released in 2007.
Phil Apoian in Gene and Gennifur Film released in 2014.
Adam Arkin in Who Gets the Parents TV Film released in 2010.
Alan Arkin in Thirteen Conversations About One Thing Film released in 2001.
Robert (I) Armstrong in The Baby Cyclone Film released in 1928.
Boo Arnold in Victorious TV Series released in 2010.
Peter Gadiot in Prada: Candy Film released in 2013.
Gene (I) Gallerano in Erica Wexler Is Online Film released in 2010.
Gene (I) Gallerano in Underdogs Film released in 2006.
Ray Galli in Letter to Loretta TV Series released in 1953.
Jay (I) Garner in Soap TV Series released in 1977.
Trent (I) Garrett in Baby Daddy TV Series released in 2012.
Gary Gartside in The Alive Tribe Film released in 1997.
Damien Garvey in Under the Radar Film released in 2004.
Jackie Gayle in Mr. Saturday Night Film released in 1992.
Henry Genutis in Genitalio Film released in 2010.
Mike (I) Gerdwagen in Executive Protection TV Film released in 2015.
Chris (XXII) Gibson in Happy Melancholy Film released in 2014.
Mel (I) Gibson in Air America Film released in 1990.
Stuart Gillard in A Year in the Life TV Series released in 1987.
Elliot Goldwag in 7th Heaven TV Series released in 1996.
Geovanni Gopradi in Move Me/I Film released in 2009.
Leslie Grantham in The Factory Film released in 2013.
Joey (I) Green in Bird Film released in 1988.
Mitchell (I) Greenberg in Choking Man Film released in 2006.
Tony Greenberg in White Reindeer Film released in 2013.
Gene Gregoric in Filmed Film released in 2015.
Will Grey in The Glades TV Series released in 2010.
Tim (I) Griffin in Who's the Boss? TV Series released in 1984.
Harry Groener in The Middle TV Series released in 2009.
Timothy Guest in First Kiss Film released in 2008.
Will Guffey in Free Love Film released in 2009.
Larry Hagman in What Really Happened to the Class of '65? TV Series released in 1977.
Rex Hagon in The Reincarnate Film released in 1971.
Tony (I) Hale in Perfect Film released in 2011.
Fred Halsted in El Paso Wrecking Corp. Film released in 1978.
Timothy Hare in According to Ben Adams Film released in 2014.
Dorian (I) Harewood in The Falcon and the Snowman Film released in 1985.
Adam (I) Harper in Transitioning Phase Film released in 2008.
Gene Harrison in Crackerjack Film released in 2013.
Jeremiah Hassemer in The Gun Film released in 0.
Gene (I) Hayden in A Catastrophe of Men Film released in 2005.
Ron (I) Hayes in Wagon Train TV Series released in 1957.
Tim (I) Heidecker in Eastbound & Down TV Series released in 2009.
Brendan (II) Hennessey in Blackhead Film released in 2009.
Gregg Henry in Mamba Film released in 1988.
Alex Herrald in Business Time TV Series released in 2014.
Kevin Herrmann in Cult Status Film released in 2011.
Justin Hoch in The Hodag Film released in 2015.
David (I) Holladay in It's My Party Film released in 1996.
Greg Hollimon in Close Quarters Film released in 2012.
Teck Holmes in Knuckle Sandwich Film released in 2004.
David (VI) Horn in Top Dog Film released in 2008.
Jerry Houser in Trying Times TV Series released in 1987.
Michael (II) Howlett in Lovers Dusk Film released in 2007.
Adam (V) Hunter in The Real Potheads of North Hollywood TV Film released in 2013.
Lynne (III) Hunter in Submarine Film released in 2010.
David Hymel in Mixed Emulsions Film released in 2014.
Alan Igbon in Brookside TV Series released in 1982.
Dale Ihde in Filling In Film released in 2012.
Eugene (I) Jackson in Circus Fever Film released in 1925.
Eugene (I) Jackson in Shootin' Injuns Film released in 1925.
Thomas Wade Jackson in Slow Dancin' Down the Aisles of the Quickcheck Film released in 1999.
Larry Jay Robins in Abby 79 Film released in 2011.
Gregory Jbara in Friends: The One with All the Other Ones TV Film released in 2004.
Gregory Jbara in Friends TV Series released in 1994.
Bob (II) Jennings in Private Debts Film released in 1989.
Royce Jennings in Underground President Video released in 2007.
Valencia Jerry in The Last Act Film released in 2012.
Justin Johanson in I Was a Teenage Suicide Film released in 2012.
William L. Johnson in Ragdoll Film released in 1999.
Gregory (V) Jones in Nobody's Business Film released in 2009.
Victor (VI) Jones in Bottom Film released in 2004.
Robert Jungels in Stay Until Tomorrow Film released in 2004.
Robert (I) Kahn in Endless Love Film released in 1981.
Khalil Kain in Complete Guide to Guys Film released in 2005.
Tim (III) Kaiser in In His Steps Film released in 2013.
Jack Kao in Sing yuet tung wa Film released in 1999.
Buck Kartalian in Dave's Blind Date Film released in 2000.
Kurt Kasznar in Alcoa Premiere TV Series released in 1961.
David (I) Kaufman in The Class TV Series released in 2006.
Byron Keith in The Millionaire TV Series released in 1955.
Michael Cooke Kendrick in Celebrity Ghost Stories TV Series released in 2008.
Kennon Kepper in My Alien Mother Film released in 2010.
William (I) Kerwin in Dragon's Gold Film released in 1954.
Clint Kimbrough in General Electric Theater TV Series released in 1953.
Henry Kingi Jr. in CSI: NY TV Series released in 2004.
Gene Kirkwood in Finding Graceland Film released in 1998.
Matthew (I) Knight in Cartoon Gene TV Series released in 2009.
Sherman Koltz in Circulation Film released in 2008.
Louis Koo in Sit ting fung wan Film released in 2009.
Gene Krischer in Alex in Wonderland Film released in 1970.
Samuel Kuglen in Between Two Brothers TV Film released in 1982.
Christopher Lanceley in The Variable Film released in 2012.
David L. Lander in Tomoko's Kitchen Film released in 2006.
Mike Larose in The Glove Film released in 2014.
Harry (I) Lawrence in The Evil Touch TV Series released in 1973.
Joel (I) Lawrence in Dallas TV Series released in 1978.
Scott Layne in Ladykillers TV Film released in 1988.
Nicholas Le Prevost in Wild at Heart TV Series released in 2006.
Ron Lea in Anne of Green Gables: A New Beginning TV Film released in 2008.
Dennis (I) Leech in Gene Film released in 2010.
Dennis (I) Leech in Pete Film released in 2011.
Andre Lemay in Emmanuelle 5: A Time to Dream TV Film released in 1994.
Andre Lemay in Emmanuelle 7: The Meaning of Love TV Film released in 1994.
Michael Lembeck in The Rookies TV Series released in 1972.
Albert J Leon in 20 Year Old Virgins Film released in 2011.
Ken (I) Leung in Susan 313 TV Film released in 2012.
Carl Philip Levin in Selma Jezkov� Video released in 2011.
Jake (I) Levine in Car Trouble Film released in 2013.
Lawrence Levine in CHiPs TV Series released in 1977.
Samm Levine in Life Is Short Film released in 2006.
Michael Licisyn in No Footing Film released in 2009.
Sam Little in Fool Proof Film released in 2009.
Jake (III) Lloyd in Adventure Film released in 2014.
Kendall Lloyd in For All, for One Film released in 2008.
Robert Loggia in Play of the Week TV Series released in 1959.
Franck Lorrain in Super 4 TV Series released in 2014.
Geoffrey Lower in Beverly Hills, 90210 TV Series released in 1990.
Victor Lundin in The Theory of Everything Video released in 2006.
Flannery (II) Lunsford in The Carnival Film released in 2013.
Lee Lynch in Analog Days Film released in 2006.
Lee Lynch in Littlerock Film released in 2010.
Lee Lynch in Pearblossom Hwy Film released in 2012.
Lee Lynch in Sawdust City Film released in 2011.
Eric Mabius in The Minus Man Film released in 1999.
Erik MacArthur in The Byrds of Paradise TV Series released in 1994.
Gene Mack in Kojak TV Series released in 2005.
Michael (I) Madsen in Flat Out Film released in 1999.
Jhicy C. Magallon in Chrysalis Film released in 2011.
John (I) Mahoney in Fathers and Sons TV Film released in 2005.
Mike Malfi in Carl Film released in 2011.
Joshua Malina in Childrens Hospital TV Series released in 2008.
John (III) Malloy in Black Snake Moan Film released in 2006.
Austin Mangum in Wii Party U Film released in 2013.
Mike (X) Mann in The Lawbreakers TV Series released in 1963.
Jeff Marchelletta in Exorcism Film released in 2003.
Jon Marsch in Heaven's Flume Film released in 2014.
Emerick Martin in DeadPool Black Panther the Gauntlet Film released in 2015.
Tony (III) Martin in The Librarians TV Series released in 2007.
Albert (II) Martinez in Ekis: Walang tatakas Film released in 1999.
Malcolm (III) Matthews in Little Christ Film released in 2015.
Ian McAndrew in I'm Sorry Film released in 2012.
Paul McGillion in Elephant Joe Film released in 2015.
Antoine McKay in Review TV Series released in 2014.
Terry McKenna in Down to the Bone Film released in 2004.
Bryan McKeon in Day of Youth Film released in 2013.
Michael (III) McLendon in Cherry Blossom Film released in 2007.
Kevin (I) McNulty in Tears and Laughter: The Joan and Melissa Rivers Story TV Film released in 1994.
Michael McRee in Happy Log Film released in 2014.
R. Michael McWhorter in Playing the Tape Film released in 2006.
Colm Meaney in Layer Cake Film released in 2004.
Jeffrey (I) Meek in John Delaney Died Last Night Film released in 2011.
John (IV) Melendez in Dude, Where's My Car? Film released in 2000.
Christopher Meloni in Wet Hot American Summer Film released in 2001.
Christopher Meloni in Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp TV Series released in 2015.
Kurt Mercer in Waking Wallbauer Film released in 2010.
Michael Metreger in Leading Ladies Film released in 2010.
Torben Meyer in The Last Warning Film released in 1929.
David B. Michaelson in Deceit Film released in 2009.
Andy Milder in NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service TV Series released in 2003.
Brett (V) Miller in Killer per caso Film released in 1997.
Johnny Ray Miller in Green Card Fever Film released in 2003.
Mike (XI) Montgomery in Homecoming Film released in 2005.
Ralph Montgomery in Mannix TV Series released in 1967.
Carl Beery Moore in Circus of the Dead Film released in 2014.
Darren (I) Moore in The Collector TV Series released in 2004.
Jamie (III) Moore in Becky & Barry #theactorslife TV Series released in 2011.
Gene (I) Morgan in His Girl Friday Film released in 1940.
Karl J. Morris in Espresso Con Panna Film released in 2002.
Marc Mouchet in Employee of the Month Film released in 2006.
Mitchell Mullen in Color Me Grey Film released in 2015.
Richard (I) Mulvihill in Psycho Killer Film released in 2013.
Warren Munson in Cybill TV Series released in 1995.
Michael (XXVII) Murray in Andromeda Film released in 2009.
Addison Myers in Back to Hannibal: The Return of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn TV Film released in 1990.
Anthony Del Negro in The Electric Company TV Series released in 2006.
John (XIX) Nelson in Entangled with You TV Series released in 2013.
Marlon 'Fury' Newson in Henry II: Portrait of a Serial Killer Film released in 1996.
Jake (I) Newton in A Rendezvous... Film released in 2008.
Carl (I) Ng in Jessica Caught on Tape Film released in 2010.
Lance E. Nichols in The Shield TV Series released in 2002.
Sean (II) Ashby in The Boy Who Cried Bitch Film released in 1991.
Kentucker Audley in Funny Bunny Film released in 2015.
Cody Augustus in Shenanigans Film released in 2012.
Brian Ault in The Ashes of Brush Flats Film released in 2014.
Gene (I) Autry in Man from Music Mountain Film released in 1938.
Michael Bacall in Speakeasy Film released in 2002.
Randall Bacon in I'm a bookie bitch! Video released in 2012.
Larry Bagby in Ray Donovan TV Series released in 2013.
Arpad Balogh in Untold Stories of the ER TV Series released in 2004.
Clayton J. Barber in The Bourne Legacy Film released in 2012.
Eugene (II) Barnes in Acting for the Camera Film released in 2009.
Frank (III) Barry in Ten Days Film released in 2009.
Guerin Barry in Quincy M.E. TV Series released in 1976.
Guerin Barry in Slam Dance TV Series released in 2014.
J Barton in A Separate Peace TV Film released in 2004.
Luis (I) Batista in Down in the Valley Film released in 2005.
Jon Beal in Seasons Film released in 2010.
Kasey Bell in The Passage Film released in 2003.
Alfred Nittoli in My Sexiest Year Film released in 2007.
Zack Norman in Tracks Film released in 1977.
Alvin Notarte in Dose, trese, katorse Film released in 2011.
Lawrence Novak in Stinking Heaven Film released in 2015.
Alex (I) Nowak in Nonsense Film released in 2014.
Tom Nowicki in My Fake Fiance TV Film released in 2009.
Gene (III) O'Donnell in Herd Film released in 2012.
Tommy (I) O'Neill in Vicious Circle TV Film released in 1999.
Jack Paglen in Last Hand Standing Film released in 2003.
Eugene Pallette in Lights of New York Film released in 1928.
Franklin Pangborn in Broadway Serenade Film released in 1939.
Chris Pardal in Blood Relatives TV Series released in 2012.
Terry Dale Parks in Homeland TV Series released in 2011.
Chris (I) Parnell in Caroline in the City TV Series released in 1995.
Richard Partington in Queer as Folk TV Series released in 2000.
Paul Parton in Jesus of Macon: No One He Touches Will Be the Same Film released in 2014.
Vincent (I) Pastore in Hypothetically Film released in 2013.
Jay (I) Patterson in Tailspin: Behind the Korean Airliner Tragedy TV Film released in 1989.
Stephen (I) Payne in Revenge for Jolly! Film released in 2012.
Tyler (I) Peck in What's Your Number? Film released in 2011.
Jean Peloquin in The Virginian TV Series released in 1962.
John Perak in Police Story TV Series released in 1973.
Ron (I) Perkins in Rent Control TV Film released in 2003.
Matthew (XIII) Perry in An Evening with Emery Long Film released in 2009.
Roger (I) Perry in Emergency! TV Series released in 1972.
Marc Peurye in WarBaby Film released in 2014.
Taylor Piedmonte in Somewhere in Between Film released in 2010.
James Pizzinato in Blood Ties TV Series released in 2006.
Matthew Porretta in Desperate But Not Serious Film released in 2000.
Adam Postil in T.J. Hooker TV Series released in 1982.
James Pravasilis in The Sweet Life Film released in 2011.
Blair Prax in Sucker Lake Park Film released in 2006.
Ed Prentiss in Goodyear Television Playhouse TV Series released in 1951.
Jude Gerard Prest in Death by Dialogue Film released in 1988.
Toby Proctor in Jewel TV Film released in 2001.
Jeff Pustil in Street Time TV Series released in 2002.
Robin Raedeke in Every Secret Thing Film released in 2005.
Gregg Rainwater in How Does Anyone Get Old? Film released in 1999.
Minquell Ramone in My Roommate the TV Series released in 2010.
Wendell Ramos in Mac & Chiz TV Series released in 2015.
West Ramsey in The Dark Film released in 2015.
James Randolph in Murder, She Wrote TV Series released in 1984.
Anthony Rapp in Scaring the Fish Film released in 2008.
Christopher Douglas Reed in Anger Management TV Series released in 2012.
Joe Regalbuto in Landscape Film released in 2000.
Ken (II) Reid in All Hallows Eve: October 30th Film released in 2015.
Ken (II) Reid in The Lady in White: October 30th Film released in 2016.
Patrick Renna in Golf Cart Driving School Film released in 2004.
Ariosto Reyes Jr. in Mga uod at rosas Film released in 1982.
Peter (I) Reynolds in The Cheaters TV Series released in 1960.
Ving Rhames in Art of Submission Film released in 2012.
Donnelly Rhodes in When the Vows Break TV Film released in 1995.
Hoyt Richards in Dog Tags Film released in 2008.
Sy Richardson in Shattered Illusions Film released in 1998.
Michael (I) Richey in Orange Is the New Black TV Series released in 2013.
Luke (II) Robertson in The Americans TV Series released in 2013.
Ricky (II) Rodriguez in White T Film released in 2013.
Steven (I) Rogers in Ski Party Film released in 1965.
Joseph Roksandic in Prohibition Film released in 2011.
Stephen (I) Root in Ladies Man TV Series released in 1999.
David (LXXXVI) Ross in The Christmas Whore: Holidays on Ice Part 2 Film released in 2012.
Justin (I) Ross in Love or Whatever Film released in 2012.
Martin Ruben in How to Kill a Mockingbird Film released in 2002.
Benny Rubin in Tropical Heat Wave Film released in 1952.
Marcus Rule in My Enemy's Son Film released in 2012.
Davis Rushing in Occam's Razor Film released in 2008.
Tice Rust in My Mentastic Brother Film released in 2007.
Sachin Sahel in All My Pants TV Series released in 2014.
Sanjay Sahn in Haters Anonymous Film released in 2012.
Frank Trent Saladino in Sleepaway Camp Film released in 1983.
Kevin (III) Savage in Computer Love Film released in 2010.
John Saxon in Blackmail TV Film released in 1991.
John (I) Schmedes in A Walk in the Woods Film released in 2015.
Rob Schrab in The Sarah Silverman Program. TV Series released in 2007.
Gene Schriver in Fidelity Hall TV Film released in 2009.
Collins Schude in Bunny Suits Film released in 2009.
Austin Michael Scott in Copafel Film released in 2014.
Connor Scott in Life Internal Film released in 2012.
E.J. Scott in Soup of the Day Film released in 2006.
Ed Setrakian in Blue Collar Boys Film released in 2013.
Satish Shah in Dilwale Kabhi Na Hare Film released in 1992.
Olaf Sham in Balls Anonymous TV Series released in 2013.
Stephen Shanahan in CJ the DJ TV Series released in 2009.
Michael (V) Shannon in Criminal Film released in 2004.
Eugene (II) Shaw in The Dawn Patrol Film released in 2007.
Wallace Shawn in The Prime Gig Film released in 2000.
Joe Sherlock in Monster in the Garage Video released in 1997.
Eddie (I) Shin in Love, Inc. TV Series released in 2005.
Mark Shock in Human Achievement Film released in 2006.
Izzy Singer in Looking Up Film released in 1977.
Stephen (I) Singer in Obvious Child Film released in 2014.
Harry Singleton in Faith Happens Film released in 2006.
Kirby Slager in Wide Open Film released in 2015.
Christopher Corey Smith in The Cure Film released in 2011.
Kurtwood Smith in Regular Show TV Series released in 2009.
Robert W Smith in An Unapologetic Apathet Film released in 2015.
Kazuyuki Sogabe in Kid� senshi Gandamu TV Series released in 1979.
Vic Sotto in 1 for 3 TV Series released in 1997.
Will Souders in Espresso Anyone? Film released in 2011.
Austin Spero in Gene Film released in 2013.
Lionel Stander in The Boys TV Series released in 1988.
David Starzyk in Entourage TV Series released in 2004.
Charlie (I) Steak in Drain Film released in 2008.
William Sterchi in The Proxy Film released in 2010.
Parker Stevenson in A Separate Peace Film released in 1972.
Carl Stockdale in Mary Jane's Pa Film released in 1935.
Michael (XIII) Sullivan in Chase TV Film released in 1985.
Trent Sutton in Hy�ryu ky�shitsu Film released in 1987.
Dennis Swender in Grassfire Film released in 2003.
William Talman in Climax! TV Series released in 1954.
Patrick (I) Tang in Fei hap siu baak lung Film released in 2004.
Ken Tayloe in Walking with the Dead Film released in 2015.
Peter Tenen in Childish Things Film released in 1969.
Don Teply in Frost-E Film released in 2013.
John Canada Terrell in Elliot Fauman, Ph.D. Film released in 1990.
Joel Thingvall in Lima Film released in 2013.
Steve (XX) Thomas in Rawhide TV Series released in 1959.
Hugh (I) Thompson in Refuge Film released in 1923.
Ryan (II) Thor in Two Thirties and a Fifteen Film released in 2009.
Ryan (IV) Thor in Two Thirties and a Fifteen Film released in 2009.
Kevin (I) Tighe in I Am I Film released in 2013.
Atticus Todd in Finding Amanda Film released in 2008.
Micci Toliver in Blood Makes the Green Grass Grow Film released in 2011.
Christopher Tolleson in Things Are for Stealing Film released in 2012.
John Toppo in Indigo Film released in 2003.
William (I) Traylor in McMillan & Wife TV Series released in 1971.
Ioannis Augoustis Tsigonias in First Annual Barbecue Film released in 2014.
Barry Tubb in Clown Hunt Film released in 2008.
Jason (I) Vail in The Last Tape Film released in 2009.
Ed Valtenbergs in Surviving Evil TV Series released in 2013.
David Vendt in Side Show Film released in 2007.
Ricky Vera in Circus Boy TV Series released in 1956.
William Vickers in The Ecstasies of Women Film released in 1969.
Richard Villard in Hawaii Five-O TV Series released in 1968.
Joe Viterelli in American Strays Film released in 1996.
Ray Vitte in What's Happening!! TV Series released in 1976.
Adam Wadsworth in My Phone Genie TV Series released in 2012.
Norio Wakamoto in Kid� senshi Gandamu Film released in 1981.
Norio Wakamoto in Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Film released in 2006.
Jimmie (I) Walker in Everybody Hates Chris TV Series released in 2005.
Brett Walkow in Fight Night Film released in 2005.
Simon (XIII) Ward in Castle Boulevard Film released in 2015.
John (I) Webber in Pepper Dennis TV Series released in 2006.
Noah Weisberg in Construction Film released in 2015.
Kevin (I) West in Tequila and Bonetti TV Series released in 1992.
Martin (I) West in Hank TV Series released in 1965.
R. Dale Whisman in Soulmate Film released in 0.
Jerry (I) White Jr. in Lake Los Angeles Film released in 2014.
Bo (I) White in Blue Summer Film released in 1973.
Gene Whitehead in Welcome to Walmart Film released in 2010.
Parker Whitman in Doing Time on Maple Drive TV Film released in 1992.
J.R. Wickman in The River Bride Film released in 2015.
Matthew J. Williamson in Will & Grace TV Series released in 1998.
Noble Willingham in Quantum Leap TV Series released in 1989.
Aidan (II) Wilson in Down Hill Film released in 2014.
Henry Winkler in Elevator Seeking Film released in 1999.
Kristoffer Ryan Winters in Piece a' Cake Film released in 2003.
John (I) Witherspoon in After Sex Film released in 2007.
Jonathan Woody in Web Series TV Series released in 2015.
Taylor H. Wright in Intramural Film released in 2014.
Chris Wylde in Legit TV Series released in 2013.
Christopher (I) Wynne in Mystery Mansion Film released in 1983.
Tony Yo-ning Yang in Guo shi wu shuang Film released in 2006.
Gene Yoho in The Axeman of Henderson County Film released in 2014.
Bruce A. Young in Nothing in Common Film released in 1986.
Michael Anthony Young in Quitters Film released in 2013.
Richard P. Young in Life's Riff Film released in 2006.
Victor (II) Young in The Blues Film released in 2003.
Shawn Yue in Huang cun gong yu Film released in 2010.
Robert Z'Dar in Red Line Video released in 1995.
Gene Zahn in Explode Film released in 0.
Gene Zahn in Jewelry Girls TV Film released in 2011.
Gene (I) Bencomo in Tick Tock Boom Clap Film released in 2011.
Eric (I) Benjamin in The Invasion Film released in 2007.
Alexander Berezovsky in All American Zombie Drugs Film released in 2010.
Patrick Bergin in The Invisible Circus Film released in 2001.
Bernhard Bettermann in Happy Holiday TV Series released in 1993.
Shayne Biddle in The Strength of Water Film released in 2009.
Andrew Bilgore in The Single Guy TV Series released in 1995.
Gerry (I) Black in High Incident TV Series released in 1996.
Kelly Blatz in Zoey 101 TV Series released in 2005.
Roy Blount Jr. in Flowers Film released in 2002.
Steve (IX) Blum in Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Film released in 2006.
David (I) Boettcher in Monster in the Closet Film released in 2013.
Anthony Bonaventura in The Good Fight Film released in 2013.
Eugene Borden in Thrill of a Romance Film released in 1945.
Gene Borkan in Jake Spanner, Private Eye TV Film released in 1989.
Sam (I) Bottoms in Looking Through Lillian Film released in 2002.
Richard (I) Bradford in Wildfire Film released in 1988.
Winston Bramen in CanniBallistic! Film released in 2002.
William Zielinski in The Wire TV Series released in 2002.
Bobby Brett in Who's the Boss? TV Series released in 1984.
Bryson Brooks in My Brother's Keeper: A Drama Series TV Series released in 2006.
R. Nelson Brown in 21 Jump Street TV Series released in 1987.
Simon Browne in The Sweeney TV Series released in 1975.
Alex Bruhanski in Dead Man's Gun TV Series released in 1997.
Gene (II) Bryant in The Glass House TV Series released in 2012.
Kevin Bryden in The Package Film released in 2013.
Jeff Burdek in Lily Film released in 2005.
Ken Burmeister in Sex Drugs and Jazz Film released in 2012.
Sunny Burns in Wandering Rocks TV Series released in 2012.
Alan (II) Burrell in Truffle Runners Film released in 2015.
John Butera in The Pick-up Artist Film released in 1987.
Eugene (II) Butler in The Pie-Covered Wagon Film released in 1932.
Matthew (VII) Butler in A Murder of Crows Film released in 2008.
Tom (I) Byron in Unnatural Phenomenon Video released in 1986.
Tom (I) Byron in Unnatural Phenomenon 2 Film released in 1986.
Santiago Cabrera in Haven Film released in 2004.
Carey (II) Cannata in Get Out of the House Film released in 2014.
Tom Carleglio in The Secret Number Film released in 2012.
Joseph (I) Carlin in Genuine Risk Film released in 2012.
Peter Carlstrom in Pitch Film released in 2009.
Cliff Carnell in Detective School TV Series released in 1979.
Brandon (VII) Carroll in Deception Film released in 2015.
Mike Centurione in Final Act Film released in 2004.
Jonathan (I) Chase in Audrey Film released in 2014.
Eugene (I) Cherry in My Brother's Wedding Film released in 1983.
Gene Chronopoulos in Black Ball Film released in 2003.
Brian Patrick Clarke in One Tree Hill TV Series released in 2003.
Jose (I) Claudio in Stalked: Someone's Watching TV Series released in 2011.
George Coe in Wilfred TV Series released in 2011.
Curran Connor in Business Time TV Series released in 2014.
Steve Coombs in Gunmen Film released in 2007.
Michael (II) Coon in Spirit Stalkers Film released in 2012.
Chris Coppola in The Middle TV Series released in 2009.
Walter Corn�s in Terror 5 Film released in 2016.
Gino Corrado in The Ordeal Film released in 1922.
David Coughlin in New York Nights Film released in 1994.
David Cowgill in Same River Twice Film released in 1996.
Billy Ray Cyrus in Mulholland Dr. TV Film released in 1999.
Billy Ray Cyrus in Mulholland Dr. Film released in 2001.
John (I) D'Alonzo in No Boundaries Film released in 2009.
Michael D'Ascenzo in Wreck-It Ralph in 60 Seconds Film released in 2013.
Damian d'Entremont in Material Girls Film released in 2006.
Aaron Darpli in Reck and Ima Film released in 2013.
Aaron Davenport in Tooth and Nail Film released in 2009.
Wayne David Parker in Have a Little Faith TV Film released in 2011.
Jeremy (I) Davies in Rescue Dawn Film released in 2006.
Luiggi Debiasse in Terry Tate, Office Linebacker Film released in 2002.
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Why Bank of America's Stock Soared in August
A continuing rebound from the financial crisis, combined with hope that interest rates could soon rise, sent Bank of America's shares up by 11% last month.
John Maxfield
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Sep 9, 2016 at 2:20PM
I write about banks, trying my best to balance the good and the bad.
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Shares of Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) climbed 11% in August, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. That easily exceeded the broader market -- the S&P 500 was essentially flat through the month -- as well as the other banks in Bank of America's peer group, as I wrote about here.
BAC data by YCharts.
There wasn't a single, tangible event that explains Bank of America's performance in August. It was instead a combination of two, less tangible trends.
In the first case, Bank of America's stock, as well as the stocks of other big banks, took a beating at the beginning of the year, as investors fretted about decelerating growth in China, the United Kingdom's threat to leave the European Union, and higher loan losses from borrowers in the energy industry who are suffering through an extended stretch of low oil and gas prices.
Bank of America's rally in August can thus be interpreted in part as a recovery from this, as investors' fears of these issues abate.
On top of this, as August progressed, it seemed more likely that the Federal Reserve could increase interest rates. Most recently, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond intimated that it could happen as soon as this month.
The impact on Bank of America would be substantial. In a recent interview with CNBC, Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan said the bank's net interest income would increase by $1 billion a quarter in core earnings if rates increased by 100 basis points, or 1%.
Assuming these trends continue, shareholders in Bank of America could see its stock climb further. It's currently the cheapest big bank stock in terms of valuation, trading for a 33% discount to book value. When you consider that most banks are valued at or above book value in normal times, this leaves a lot of upside for current or prospective investors in the nation's second biggest bank by assets.
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Hadley Arkes
When Ronald Reagan won reelection in 1984, carrying forty-nine States, our late friend Joe Sobran began National Review's first commentary after the election, with this memorable opening line: "Heh, heh, heh." It was a moment of savoring. The mid-term election, a week ago, offered the occasion again for savoring, but with the joys tempered by the disappointments. Harry Reid in Nevada, Patty Murray in Washington, survived after all. And then there is Barbara Boxer. No one who read the exchange will readily forget it: During the 1999 debate on a partial-birth abortion bill, Rick Santorum asked Barbara Boxer whether one was still free to kill the child at the point of birth if the toe of the child remained in the birth canal. Of course not, she said. Then what, he asked, was the difference between the toe remaining in the birth canal, or the head? Instead of bringing Senator Boxer along the chain of reasoning, his question triggered a spasm of outrage: There he goes again, doing tricks with words.
And speaking of words and their tricks, one must wonder just why so many conservative commentators on television seemed to be afraid of moving beyond the narrowest, flattest phrases when they were asked to explain, in a pithy line, what this election was about: "It's the economy, and jobs." Yes, that was a critical part of the story with unemployment around 9.6 percent. But surely that was not the fuller, richer account of the recognitions setting in among the public. There was a concern also that the attempt to foster jobs through a massive spending on a "stimulus" was creating jobs mainly in the government and strengthening the public service unions. As one wag put it, government in California was already "government of, by, and for the public service unions."
The people working for the government were in an enterprise that could not go out of business when their labor costs went up dramatically. People who could not be fired had the powers of law at hand to raise their salaries, by laying taxes on people making less, and who could in fact be fired. The national stimulus orchestrated by the Congress and the administration bore the tendency and purpose of making this scheme national in scope. All of this was tied in with the political takeover of medical care, with its prospect of price controls and rationing. And then came the extension of even more regulations on financial institutions, making it ever more likely that credit will hinge more and more on political connections.
Republicans have become America's pro-life political party
But there was another dimension of the election that ran even more beneath the notice of the media, and it could be seen in the statistics once the dust had settled. A contingent of "pro-life Democrats" who had voted for Obamacare was defeated, including: Steve Driehaus and Charlie Wilson of Ohio; Kathy Dahlkemper, Paul Kanjorski, and Chris Carney of Pennsylvania. By one count, seventeen pro-life Catholics were added to the House, while even more important, twenty-six pro-abortion Catholics will be leaving. But that in turn may distract attention from the surge of pro-life Republicans at all levels, in governorships and legislatures, pro-lifers who are not Catholic. Americans United for Life has made a list of the pro-life gains in governorships, and they are dramatic: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Florida, Ohio, Maine, Iowa, Kansas, Alabama, Tennessee, Wyoming, Kansas, Alabama, New Mexico – in addition to the pro-life governors reelected.
When we add up these things, we come face to face again with the truth that somehow dares not speak its name even among Catholics: Like it or not – whether it accords with ancient loyalties and enmities or not – the hard fact of the matter is that the Republicans in our day have become the pro-life party in our politics. And so, as a notable example, when the bill on partial-birth abortion passed the Senate in 2003, the Republicans voted for it 48-3 (losing only Lincoln Chafee and the two senators from Maine). The Democrats voted about two-thirds against it, 30-16. In the House, the Republicans voted for the ban, 218-4, the Democrats 63 for it, 137 against.
In my grandparents' apartment in Chicago, where I spent my first few years, there was, in the kitchen, a large picture of Franklin Roosevelt. The Republican Party had begun with a muscular Protestantism in the campaign against slavery and polygamy, but at the end of the nineteenth century, it was also an engine of nativism in seeking to end any public support for Catholic schools. And well into our own time that party took its lead from upper-middle class Protestants, eager to advance the cause of contraception and birth control. Many of us in the pro-life movement can recount our frustrations dealing with traditional Republicans who were hostile to pro-lifers or just couldn't see that the "life issues" were anything more than a distraction from the "real issues" in our politics. But what has suddenly become clear is that Republicans of this stripe are passing from the scene. The younger ones coming up have been drawn in part because the Republicans have become the pro-life party, and they have absorbed that character as they have risen to the political life. It is time for Catholics to stop seeing through a glass darkly in viewing our politics, and start seeing what is plainly before us.
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Hadley Arkes is the Ney Professor of Jurisprudence Emeritus at Amherst College and the Founder/Director of the James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights & the American Founding. His most recent book is Constitutional Illusions & Anchoring Truths: The Touchstone of the Natural Law. Volume II of his audio lectures from The Modern Scholar, First Principles and Natural Law is now available for download.
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Facts About Glendale, AZ
Glendale is a city in Maricopa County, Arizona, United States, located about nine miles (14 km) northwest from Downtown Phoenix. According to the 2010 census, the population of the city is 226,721.
Glendale is located at 33°32′19″N 112°11′11″W (33.538654, −112.186261).
As of the census of 2000, there were 218,812 people, 75,700 households, and 54,352 families residing in the city. The population density was 3,929.5 people per square mile (1,517.3/km²). There were 79,667 housing units at an average density of 1,430.7 per square mile (552.4/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 75.54% White, 4.70% Black or African American, 1.45% Native American, 2.74% Asian, 0.13% Pacific Islander, 11.97% from other races, and 3.47% from two or more races. 24.84% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 75,700 households out of which 39.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 53.5% were married couples living together, 12.8% had a female householder with no husband present, and 28.2% were non-families. 21.3% of all households were made up of individuals and 5.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.85 and the average family size was 3.33.


Running the proper air pressure in your motorcycle tire is critical. With a relatively small contact patch, and just two wheels connecting you and your bike to the road, the wrong air pressure can have a large effect on safety, performance, tire life, fuel mileage and even the operation of other components, such as suspension or steering.
Few understand the hows and whys of tire air management better than tire manufacturers. We recently caught up with XXXXX from Michelin to discuss some of the finer points of maintaining your tires.
"Thanks to more than a century of tire technology research, Michelin engineers have found that there's a certain amount of deflection in the tire profile that's optimal for balancing road grip, handling, comfort and durability," XXXXX says. "That optimum deflection is based upon the tire's construction, the load -- including the weight of the driver and rider -- and the intended use of the motorcycle."
To achieve that optimum deflection, it's up to the motorcycles owners to make sure they keep their tires inflated correctly.
XXXXX says that during recent events, Michelin engineers checked the air pressure on participants' bikes and found that more than one-third of all motorcycles at these events had improperly inflated tires.
"We found that the front tire pressure was better maintained than the rear tire pressure," XXXXX says. "Most likely because it is frequently more difficult to access the rear tire inflation stem. But proper inflation in both tires is critical for keeping your motorcycle stable, upright and performing at its best."
Air pressure is particularly important during the peak travel seasons of late summer and early fall for several reasons: warmer temperatures, longer trips and more travel two-up and heavily loaded.
The below tips offer several suggestions for keeping your tires in top shape. They should give you a reasonable guide of where to start before getting ready to jump on, saddle up and enjoy your ride.
Also, it's normal for tires to gradually lose air pressure by as much as one or two pounds per month.
Correct tire pressure reduces the risk of tire damage or failure. The wrong tire pressure compromises braking, cornering and stability. Always use the motorcycle's manufacturer's recommended pressure, which can be found on the bike placard or in the owner's manual.
Over inflation means that less of the tire is actually in contact with the road, meaning there is less available grip. Over inflation also causes the tire to be too stiff, causing a harsh and unpleasant ride. Under inflation adds friction and heat by increasing the sidewall deflection and increasing the area of the tire that is in contact with the road. This excess friction and heat shortens the life of the tire.
Riding an overloaded motorcycle is dangerous. Overloading causes excessive heat to build up in your tires, which can lead to tire failure. Be aware of the maximum load rating stamped on the sidewall of your tires, the maximum axle weight rating, and the maximum vehicle load capacity – and never exceed any of them.
Improper inflation can cause uneven tread wear, which will reduce tire longevity. Both over inflation and under inflation cause the tires to age prematurely.
Motorcycle tire manufacturers recommend checking pressure at least once every two weeks. Do not trust your eyes. It's virtually impossible to determine if a tire is correctly inflated simply by looking at it.


There are two sides to every story, even if the story is limited to six words. Despite sparse tornados earlier this week, voters in Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington, D.C. still managed to schlep out to the voting booths and elect Mitt Romney in respective Republican primaries. Primed by vast experience playing jokes on celebrities and roles in Two and a Half Men and Dude Where's My Car?, Kutcher was named as the clear choice to portray Steve Jobs in a forthcoming biopic of the Apple guru.
Like its headlines, this week's Six-Word-Memoirs vary in solemnity. These authors may remark on physical or emotional difficulties, but they each manage to maintain a tone of levity and witticism. To paraphrase the cowboy in Muholland Drive, attitude goes a long way. Whatever you're doing, take a minute to step back and laugh at yourself a little. See? It's at least kind of funny, right?
Best Holiday Blessing: "May the family dynamics pass over." - BetsyJo from Six-Word Memoirs on Jewish Life.
Best Wordplay: "I can be such an idiom." - Bevvi, with the most commented memoir of the week.
Plus: Just a few days left to share your Six-Word Memoir on Your Money Life for a chance to win a copy of Jean Chatzky's book Money Rules. Click here for more information on how to submit memoirs. Contest ends April 9, 5pm est.
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New Publication: Global Perspectives on Legal History 9
With »Außergerichtliche Konfliktlösung in der Antike. Beispiele aus drei Jahrtausenden«, (»Extrajudicial Conflict Resolution in Antiquity: Examples from Three Millennia«) edited by Guido Pfeifer and Nadine Grotkamp, the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History presents the newest publication in its book series »Global Perspectives on Legal History«.
Antiquity is often utilized as a reference to provide a historical dimension for contemporary phenomena. This also holds true for the prevailing scientific discourse on alternative or adequate remedies of dispute resolution. In this context, historical perspectives seem to be in vogue as narratives to legitimize one or another role model, whereas studies on practical examples from ancient legal orders tend not to be given serious consideration in the current debate.
Just as in the case of contemporary legal research, ancient legal history also distinguishes litigation at court from other mechanisms of conflict resolution. Nevertheless, where do the boundaries of judicial and extra-judicial mechanisms of dispute resolution lie within the framework of ancient societies? Are they alternatives in a narrower sense? Is there evidence for concerning the reason there was no (or at least no exclusive) judicial decision? This volume offers a selection of studies of pertinent illustrative material pertaining to these questions. While the relevant sources stemming from the prehistorical period, the Ancient Near East, Hellenistic Egypt and Classical Roman law may vary greatly, this just serves to widen our perspective on ancient times.
Heidi Peter-Röcher focuses on strategies of conflict resolution in prehistoric times corresponding to different forms of violence. Hans Neumann, Susanne Paulus, Lena Fijałkowska and Alessandro Hirata delve into case studies situated in the Ancient Near East from Sumerian to Neo-Babylonian times. Three other contributions examine Graeco-Roman Antiquity: Marc Depauw considers non-Greek, i.e., demotic, material from a Hellenistic kingdom, Anna Seelentag embraces the phenomenon of public clamour in the Roman Republic, and Christine Lehne-Gstreinthaler provides a fresh look at the classical arbitration from the perspective of ancient legal history.
Guido Pfeifer, Nadine Grotkamp (eds.)
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Kanye Tweets says 'Album Tonight', Releases Tracklist…
October 24, 2019 Categories NewsLeave a Comment on Kanye Tweets says 'Album Tonight', Releases Tracklist…
"JESUS IS KING"
Midnight pic.twitter.com/EMYldzBXCU
— ye (@kanyewest) October 24, 2019
To my fans
Thank you for being loyal & patient
We are specifically fixing mixes on "Everything We Need" "Follow God" & "Water"
We not going to sleep until this album is out!
Kanye West – "Sky City" Ft. Kid Cudi, The-Dream, O70 Shake & Ty Dolla $ign)
October 12, 2019 October 21, 2019 Categories SongsLeave a Comment on Kanye West – "Sky City" Ft. Kid Cudi, The-Dream, O70 Shake & Ty Dolla $ign)
"An unreleased track from the Yeezy Wyoming sessions emerges this weekend."
UPDATE: It's taken down. But 'ye's JESUS IS KING is coming…
OCT 25th pic.twitter.com/Ug4ghlQYk7
The best Yandhi leak so far
July 17, 2019 October 9, 2019 Categories Sgt. Tibs, SongsLeave a Comment on The best Yandhi leak so far
You can try to listen to the album now on Spotify if it hasn't already been taken down. Additionally, you can also listen to the project on TIDAL, as it's just been confirmed that it exists there also. Just search "KANYE DROP YOUR ALBUMS" on the streaming platform.
#BeyYe: Yasiin Bey's one of a kind show entirely over Kanye West beats (Video)
January 15, 2019 January 15, 2019 Categories GWHH Coverage, Sgt. Tibs, Videos1 Comment on #BeyYe: Yasiin Bey's one of a kind show entirely over Kanye West beats (Video)
TWO WORDS, Mos Def, K West, hot shit.
I mean, Yasiin has been tellin' us for years. Last night though, @hetalbot and I were lucky enough to see it, first-hand live. (And yup, we got there early to get up front for these clips!)
The show began on a refreshingly odd note. Yasiin spray-painted "Oysters" on the blank canvas below the DJ booth and then continued to ceremoniously drape his performance space with rose petals. The vibe set, Yasiin went into "Life in Marvelous Times" fittingly over one of Kanye's most iconic album intros, "Good Morning". One of my Graduation favorites, "I Wonder", soon followed.
Here are clips of mash-ups like "Ms Fat. Booty" over "Devil in a New Dress" (that definitely worked), "Mathematics" over "New God Flow", and "Quiet Dog" over "Black Skinhead" that, in portion due to that beat at high volume in-person, was one of the hypest moments of the show. Little things like Yasiin's dances and how the DJ would drop the music and let Yasiin's echo close out almost every song made the show even that much more fun and polished. Clips can only do so much, but these are ones I'll be rewatching years to come and transplanting myself back to January 13th in downtown L.A.
Yasiin then presented the next track as an unreleased record produced by Kanye. It jumped out as one of the coldest beats we've heard all night — classics included — and upon further digging, "The Light is Afraid of the Dark" saw release the track back in 2013. Here's my favorite new record of 2019, ironically. Soundcloud link
After this smooth jam, Yasiin just stood to the side… the beat dropped… and out came Talib Kweli rapping the first verse of "Get By". Surprise: flawlessly executed. Like seriously, the pause, the initial confusion of "what is happening?!", and the euphoria of the crowd as we rapped every word. A hip hop show bucket list has always been seeing Black Star perform together, and in one glorious moment, I could ✅ next to that. The clip I got doesn't do it 100% justice, but just because no one had their phone out for the surprise drop.
What better way to end your glimpse at what turned out to be one hour and 20 minutes of raw hip hop. Yasiin hopped from one song to the next, and only missed a word when he chose to stylistically sing it for a reverberating echo within The Regent.
Yasiin thanked us for the most valuable thing we can offer to each other: our time and took a well-deserved bow and victory dance to the festive "Tudo Que Você Podia Ser" (now in my rotation too, lol.)
Now if only we had roses to throw to him at the end. Bravo! 👏👏🌹🌹
@hetalbot started all the post-show footage with the top-rated post on r/hiphopheads so scroll through here for more fan clips, commentary from other attendees, and even links to more of Yasiin's catalogue (see: REcstatic).
Please credit GWHH & @hetalbot for any re-sharing of the videos (and check out my personal post on the show @sgt.tibs !)
Lastly, I was unable to get footage, but here's a dope one of the other surprise guest: Fatlip from Pharcyde performing "Passing Me By". And a shoutout to Supernatural (freestyling king), Oakland R&B singer ASTU, and DJ Trauma for opening the show in reverse order. Supernatural got everyone hype with rhymes touching on the first few rows. ASTU had everyone in their feels with a few of her sultry tunes. And DJ Trauma had multiple DJ sets to transition it all together: namely the highly entertaining, sample-only set that became a fun guessing game of what sample associated with what classic hip hop song. We got the full hip hop experience… just another Sunday night in LA. 😎
OK, one more… "The Rape Over" from Yasiin's 2004 album, The New Danger.
— Sgt. Tibs
Kid Cudi on how some of his biggest records came about
October 23, 2018 Categories Sgt. Tibs, VideosLeave a Comment on Kid Cudi on how some of his biggest records came about
Awesome sit-down in the studio with GQ that I only wish was longer.
Cud describes how "Reborn", "Cudi Montage", "Father Stretch My Hands" and "All of the Lights" came together with Kanye. Highlights like sampling Nirvana and being surprised at what made "Father Stretch My Hands" and "All of the Lights". Hah, you never know what Kanye will end up using, right?
It's cool to hear this behind the scenes insight that not only could have been longer, per song, but even covered many more of Cudi's "iconic tracks" from his first couple of albums. Need a Part 2 (or 3…)
Kanye changed plans to perform mid-show at VMAs
September 2, 2015 Categories featured
One more tidbit from the Kanye 2020 speech at the VMAs the other night is an interesting 'what if?' brought on by one of the show's exec producers at MTV, Van Toffler, said to Billboard.
Did you expect Kanye to talk for so long when accepting the Video Vanguard Award?
We originally thought Kanye was going to do a medley. Then we thought he was going to not do music and talk. Then, about two acts into the show, we thought he would do a couple-song medley. This is after the show started. Then, about an act before, we found out that he might not do music and just speak — but we had to be prepared for both, so we had a track cued up. We were in the truck and we heard this 10 minutes before he was to accept the award.
Is that the latest someone's thrown you a mid-show change-up?
I think part of the magic and the unpredictability of the VMAs is that probably no other producers in TV would go into a show not knowing what their biggest award winner was going to do. We decided to be open to whatever Kanye wanted because he's given us so many moments—unexpected ones. So we weren't sure whether he would break into song or not. We had a track—he would have rapped to his biggest hits.
The track was ready, the speech was ready, and he just went on?
I'm not sure the speech was ready! He didn't rehearse. I saw him on the red carpet beforehand, but he didn't tell me what direction he was going to go in. We've learned to expect the unexpected. Someone from his camp was with us in the truck and he was surprised too. Nobody knew what he was going to do — or announce that he was going to run for president. We were all surprised. Even Taylor Swift.
Wow, how 'bout that? Did 'Ye spontaneously come up with the idea to run for president?! This video shows a fan yelling it out to him moments before he made it public.
Me foreshadowing @kanyewest's 2020 bid for President!!! #VMAs @MTV pic.twitter.com/TZlsek6ADh
— The Spot by Pablo (@0nlyPablo) August 31, 2015
And even better, and unrelated to the above, some genius spliced Kanye's speech and spun it into a very feasible Seinfeld opening. Hahaha. Best thing I've seen from the internet in a minute.
Whoever converted Kanye's VMA speech into a Seinfeld stand up is amazing. pic.twitter.com/z7z1PYDum7
— Golden Lady Wallace (@MissKlept) September 1, 2015
Leona Lewis "Only One" (Kanye West Cover)
September 1, 2015 Categories Videos
I haven't kept up on new Leona Lewis too much since her big singles and some random releases shortly thereafter. They were guilty pleasure *Tibs Favs. at the time because Leona has a beautiful voice and is backed by some great production too.
Today, we catch up with a brand new release from Ms. Lewis, inspired by Kanye's VMA speech! Pretty neat.
I was quite moved by @kanyewest speech at the VMA's. In light of this, I would like to share this with you… https://t.co/tFkQ8h9GFf
— Leona Lewis (@leonalewis) September 1, 2015
And she kills it too! Not much else to add. It's just beautiful and a fresh take on Kanye's single at the beginning of the year. Watch, listen, and enjoy.
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UN Report: 350,000 Ethiopians Are Living in Famine Conditions
Maryanne Buechner
Alarming new data shows a growing hunger emergency in Ethiopia's Tigray region, where violent conflict has raged since November 2020, creating a humanitarian crisis affecting millions of children and families.
Hundreds of thousands of people who remain inside Ethiopia's embattled Tigray region are living in famine conditions, according to new data from the UN.
Violent conflict erupted in Tigray in November 2020, displacing millions of Ethiopians and sending hundreds of thousands of refugees across the border into eastern Sudan. UNICEF has been working with partners since fighting began to address the humanitarian crisis, which has only deepened in the months since.
"Alarming new data has today confirmed the magnitude of the hunger emergency gripping Tigray," David Beasley, Executive Director of the UN's World Food Program, said in a statement upon release of the data.
4 million people face severe hunger
An estimated 5.5 million in Tigray and neighboring zones Afar and Amhara are food insecure to some degree and in need of food aid, according to the UN's latest analysis. Of those, at least 4 million people face severe hunger, and 350,000 — 40 percent of them children — are in what the UN classifies as a phase 5 catastrophe, the highest level, which triggered the famine alert.
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Tsega-brhan Mebrahtu, 27, and her three children — Milen, 3, holding up a high-energy biscuit; Abel, 6, far left, and Arsema, 10, far right — were displaced from Tigray's western zone and are staying in the town of Mekelle, where they are able to receive assistance from UNICEF, including nutrition support. The food crisis in Tigray brought on by the ongoing conflict there has escalated to famine conditions for 350,000 people who remain inside the embattled region, prompting UNICEF and partners to call for a ceasefire and for improved humanitarian access to families who are most at risk. © UNICEF/UN0409569/Leul Kinfu
The report, released by IPC — short for Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, a UN-backed initiative to gather evidence to determine the scope and severity of food crises around the world — attributes the crisis to the cascading effects of conflict, including population displacements, movement restrictions, limited humanitarian access, loss of harvest and livelihood assets and dysfunctional or nonexistent markets.
"If the conflict further escalates or, for any other reason, humanitarian assistance is hampered, most areas of Tigray will be at risk of famine," the report reads.
Famine is declared when at least 20 percent of the population is affected by extreme food shortages; acute malnutrition is affecting at least one-third of all children; and 2 in 10,000 people are dying every day from starvation or a combination of malnutrition and disease.
While the situation in Tigray has yet to cross those thresholds, it is being described as the worst food crisis since famine was declared in Somalia in 2011 — and UNICEF and partners are bracing for the situation to get worse before it gets better.
"We are seeing more young children and babies slide dangerously close to sickness and potential death from malnutrition," said UNICEF spokesman James Elder, speaking at a press briefing on June 11. "UNICEF is working with our partners to provide nutrition, health care and clean water support. However, without humanitarian access to scale up our response, an estimated 33,000 severely malnourished children in currently inaccessible areas in Tigray are at high risk of death. The world cannot permit that to happen.
"While this figure of 353,000 does not meet the threshold needed to trigger a formal famine declaration... let's not play with terminology when people are dying."
Beasley said that the WFP, a key UNICEF partner in ongoing emergency response efforts, has been able to reach 1.4 million people with food relief, "yet that is barely half of the number we should be reaching."
UNICEF and partners issue urgent call for help to scale up emergency response in Tigray and neighboring regions
UNICEF, together with WFP and the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization, has called for urgent action to address the dramatic acute food insecurity in northern Ethiopia and especially the Tigray region "where the risk of famine is imminent, unless food, livelihood assistance and other lifesaving interventions continue to be scaled-up, unimpeded access is guaranteed and hostilities cease."
UNICEF's response in the region continues to focus on screening and treating children suffering from severe acute malnutrition with Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food, a nutrient-rich peanut paste. UNICEF-supported mobile health and nutrition teams are also providing emergency medical care and immunizations.
UNICEF trucks carrying essential health, nutrition, sanitation and hygiene supplies arrive to support the needs of 102,000 people in Shire town, Tigray, Ethiopia. © UNICEF/UN0413692/Leul Kinfu
Since February, 250,000 children under age 5 have been screened and over 7,000 of them have been admitted for treatment. UNICEF projects that 56,000 children will need treatment — 33,000 of whom will be missed "if unfettered access is not guaranteed," Elder said.
UNICEF estimates it will need more than $10 million to meet the needs for therapeutic food in Tigray, Amhara and Afar. UNICEF also needs additional funding to provide medicine and other health services to children and families where access to routine care has sharply declined and other support to mothers and caregivers of infants and young children.
UNICEF's Tigray Emergency Response Plan remains significantly underfunded. Support UNICEF's efforts to deliver urgently needed nutrition to vulnerable children in Tigray and across Ethiopia. Your contribution can make a difference.
Top photo: Yeshialem Gebreegziabher, 27, holds her 6-month-old daughter, Kalkidan Yeman, who is suffering from malnutrition, at Aby Adi Health Center in the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia, on June 7, 2021. New UN data released on June 10 shows that 350,000 people in the region are living in famine conditions and that the humanitarian crisis brought on by violent conflict is likely to get worse before it gets better. © UNICEF/UN0475527


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Building a new website is a straightforward process with a CMS like WordPress and it is fall-out-of-bed easy to manage and update on your own. And it will have formidable SEO and social media power under the hood.
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- An upstate New York sheriff is urging residents of his county who are licensed gun owners to arm themselves when they leave home, citing recent mass shootings in the United States and Paris.
Ulster County Sheriff Paul Van Blarcum, a Democrat, posted a message to the department's Facebook page less than 24 hours after 14 people were killed in a mass shooting in San Bernardino, California.
The post quickly drew hundreds of comments, for and against it.
Van Blarcum tells The Associated Press he's "not trying to drum up a militia of any sort." But he said police are "partners with the public in crime prevention."
Van Blarcum says the largely rural county in the Catskill Mountains has 10,000 licensed handgun owners.
In light of recent events that have occurred in the United States and around the world I want to encourage citizens of Ulster County who are licensed to carry a firearm to PLEASE DO SO.
I urge you to responsibly take advantage of your legal right to carry a firearm. To ensure the safety of yourself and others, make sure you are comfortable and proficient with your weapon, and knowledgeable of the laws in New York State with regards to carrying a weapon and when it is legal to use it.
I also want to remind all Police/Peace Officers both active duty and retired to please carry a weapon whenever you leave your house. We are the thin blue line that is entrusted in keeping this country safe, and we must be prepared to act at any given moment.


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Afghanistan vs. Ireland 2nd ODI abandoned due to rain
Afghanistan opener Hazratullah Zazai staked his claim for a World Cup place by smashing a half-century against Ireland before the second one-day international was abandoned with no result due to rain on Saturday
Afghanistan beats Ireland by 5 wickets in 1st ODI
Afghanistan buckled Ireland through its spinners for a five-wicket victory in the first one-day international despite a gallant 89 by opener Paul Stirling in Dehradun
Australia beats India by 7 wickets in 2nd T20 to win series
Glenn Maxwell scored 113 not out off just 55 balls as Australia beat India by seven wickets in the second Twenty20 on Wednesday, clinching a 2-0 series win
Ex-SLanka captain Jayasuriya banned from cricket for 2 years
Former Sri Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya was banned from cricket for two years for refusing to cooperate in an investigation of corruption in Sri Lanka cricket
Australia wins on last ball in 1st ODI against India
Australia won on the last ball of its first Twenty20 against India for a three-wicket victory on Sunday
Rashid Khan hat trick helps Afghanistan sweep Ireland 3-0
Rashid Khan became the first spinner to get a hat trick in a Twenty20 international as Afghanistan swept Ireland 3-0 with a 32-run victory in the third and final game on Sunday
Zazai smashes 162 as Afghanistan posts record total
Hazratullah Zazai scored 162 not out to power Afghanistan to the biggest team total in a Twenty20 international and an 84-run win over Ireland on Saturday
Nabi carries Afghanistan to 5-wicket win over Ireland in T20
Mohammad Nabi's brilliant all-round display earned Afghanistan five-wicket win over Ireland in the first Twenty20
Butt hopes for Pakistan return, replaces Hafeez in PSL
Salman Butt is hoping to make a national team comeback after replacing the injured Mohammad Hafeez in the Pakistan Super League
UAE-based cricket coach banned for 10 years for corruption
A United Arab Emirates-based coach and official has been banned for 10 years after an being found guilty of breaching three counts of the International Cricket Council's anti-corruption code


Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is an upcoming 2016 American dark fantasy adventure film directed by Tim Burton, produced by Peter Chernin and Jenno Topping and written by Jane Goldman, based on the 2011 novel of the same name by Ransom Riggs. The film stars Eva Green, Asa Butterfield, Chris O'Dowd, Allison Janney, Rupert Everett, Terence Stamp, Ella Purnell, Judi Dench and Samuel L. Jackson.
Filming began in February 2015 in London and the Tampa Bay Area. It's scheduled to be released on September 30, 2016 by 20th Century Fox.
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SMA News
Finding Community from Within: SMA Clubs and Affinity Groups
When asked what they love most about St. Mary's Academy, both current and former students mention the amazing community of women that surrounds them. They have consistently shared that regardless of their background, the middle school they attended, their academic classes or areas of interest, they are immediately welcomed into a network of friends that offers camaraderie, support and inspiration once they step foot on the campus of St. Mary's. One of the key elements of the SMA experience that delivers this sense of community is the myriad activities, clubs and affinity groups.
St. Mary's official club offerings are as diverse as the student population. Club topics range from extensions of an academic course, such as French Club, Art Club, Math Club, and Science Club, to clubs focused on areas of interest outside of academics, including Bike Club, Improv Club, Photography Club, Outdoor Club, Harry Potter Club and Fashion Club. There are also clubs dedicated to social justice topics including, Human Rights Club, Girl Up, Women's Equality Club, and Earth Club. With over 35 clubs, there are opportunities for every girl to pursue her interests.
All clubs are student conceived and managed. When the idea for a club is first considered, students draft a proposal for the Student Review Board (SRB), a group of student representatives chosen to review student issues and proposals, club proposals, and administration initiatives. The SRB acts as a liaison between the SMA students and the administration. For club proposals, the Student Review Board provides feedback before the proposal is presented to the administration for final approval. Proposed clubs must align with the values of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, and every club is responsible for completing an annual service project.
While clubs and activities bring together students who share interests and passions, affinity groups offer another opportunity for students with shared backgrounds and experiences to gather for dialogue, support, celebration and reflection. St. Mary's offers eight affinity groups including Women of Color in Action, Black Student Union, Jewish Student Union, First Nations, Latina Student Union, Asian/Pacific Islander Club, Immigrant Student Union and Queer Student Union. Affinity groups play a critical role in creating an inclusive and thriving academic and social, educational and learning environment at St. Mary's Academy.
Michele Taylor, Dean of Student Leadership and Activities, shares that approximately 85% of students participate in clubs and affinity groups. "We are thrilled that so many of our students are able to explore their passions and find connections through these activities. Through clubs and affinity groups our students find an immediate sense of belonging at St. Mary's Academy."