Sadly, the Elephant Girls made only 80 cents for every dollar earned by male thieves for the same stolen goods.

Thank you for my next screenplay idea.

Considering Batman comics sales were slumping-to-the-point-of-cancellation, perhaps it was actually the TV series that saved Batman.

Batman co-creator Bob Kane apparently thought so.

HOTTEST kiss:
Sarah Michelle Gellar & Selma Blair in Cruel Intentions...oh that little string of saliva at the end...

The kiss you most definitely DO NOT want:
Al Pacino as Michael Corleone kisses his brother Fredo (John Cazale) after learning that Fredo betrayed him and tried to have him killed telling him "I know it was you Fredo. You broke my heart...you broke my heart!!"

Great subject Eddie!

These Deezen posts are always so awesome. I'd love to just sit down and talk with him for a day.

If you're not happy for Charlie Brown and his walk-off home runs, you have no soul.

This was great. Thank you! I fell in love with The Monkees when MTV began replaying them in the 80s. I do have to say - Micky, Mike, and Peter still tour together as The Monkees. I know they do tributes to Davy as well during their performance so I wouldn't say the Monkees saga is officially over. It's just a permanent trio now, as sad as that is.

Larry was the greatest "Stooge" - It would be easy being the 'smartest' stooge or the 'dumbest' stooge, but his genius was being the 'stooge in the middle'. Long live Larry!

I think you do a disservice to Larry here. Having watched the Stooges for perhaps 50 years now, I have never thought of him as being less than the others.