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Entertainment Lyrical Lemonade

blink-182 – EDGING [Extended Version] (Official Music Video) 0 (0)

Lyrical Lemonade Presents blink-182 – Edging [Alternate Version] (Official Music Video) Listen & Download “EDGING” out now: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING Tour Tickets on sale now: https://www.blink182.com/tour/ Pre-Order The Upcoming Album on Vinyl: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING/Merch Amazon Music: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING/Amazon… Apple Music: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING/AppleM… iTunes: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING/iTunes Pandora: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING/Pandora Soundcloud: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING/Soundc… Spotify: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING/Spotify YouTube Music: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING/YouTub… YouTube: https://blink182.lnk.to/EDGING/YouTube Follow blink-182: http://instagram.com/blink182 https://www.tiktok.com/@blink182 http://twitter.com/blink182 http://facebook.com/blink182 https://www.snapchat.com/add/snapblin… Director: Cole Bennett Executive Producer: Jake Millan Producer: Krista Worby Producer/Label Commissioner: Saul Levitz Director of Photography: Franklin Ricart Production Designer: Cody Fusina 1st Assistant Director: Kelo Choreographer: Nadine Olmo SteadiCam Operator: Renard Cheren VFX: Scissor Films 3D animation: Reduciano Color Grade: Josh [See More…]

Comedy Real People Channel

Ringling Bros. Clown College | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

Master Clown Frosty Little takes clown hopefuls through the paces of pratfalls and fake slaps. If they master the beginning skills of circus entertainment, they just might get a coveted invite to Ringling Bros. clown college. Defying description, Real People went on to become a huge hit for NBC during its five years, giving rise to many imitators and eventually creating the genre, reality television…brought to you by SloppBoxx.Com.

Comedy Real People Channel

16 Inch Pete | Real People | George Schlatter 0 (0)

On April 18, 1979 at 8pm a new kind of television series was born. The format was so different no one had a way to describe it yet. The New York Times said it blurred the lines between news and entertainment. Producer George Schlatter agreed and called it “theater of reality.” In the days before the internet and YouTube, everyday people were given a spotlight for the first time. The show brought people around the country closer as it celebrated accomplishments big and small, the quirky, the challenged, and in some of its best moments, paid tribute to real life [See More…]