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In this episode of Rusted Junk, we journey back to the late '90s to discuss the iconic action-packed Marvel Comics movie, 'Blade.' Dissecting everything, from Wesley Snipes' performance as the titular character, to the various criticisms targeted at its plot and acting quality. Join us as we navigate through the captivating world of vampires, vampire lore, and action scenes that helped cement 'Blade' in entertainment history. We venture further into the intriguing world of Hollywood, examining the mysterious activist 'Doomcock' and his substantial influence on movie narratives. Delve into how he played a crucial role in transforming the outcome of the popular 'Indiana Jones' franchise, causing Disney to revolt against an unpopular ending. Our hosts also touch on Tracy Lords' controversial shift from the adult industry to Hollywood. Finally, join us as we cast highlights on various actors, from Wesley Snipes and Stephen Dorff to Kris Kristofferson. We discuss their career trajectories, controversial personal lives, and the significant roles that launched them into stardom. This thrilling episode also provides a sneak peek into what we'll be discussing in our next podcast—Clint Eastwood's iconic western film, 'Unforgiven.' Get ready to take a trip back in time with us to relive some of the most memorable moments in movie history.

Meg recalls the reign, the reveal, and the rebound of Vanessa Williams, Miss America 1984. Jessica revisits and breaks down the teen culture of coffee shops and diners.Please check out our website, follow us on Instagram, on Facebook, and...WRITE US A REVIEW HEREWe'd LOVE to hear from you! Let us know if you have any ideas for stories HEREThank you for listening!Love,Meg and Jessica

TRUE HOUSE STORIES® W/ BOBBY SHAW # 103 Bobby Shaw's start in dance music began in 1977 as a bartender in the highly successful discotheque, The Barefoot Boy. There he became close friends with DJ Tony Smith and was fortunate to experience and hear the likes of disc jockeys Roy Thode, Vince Michaels, Larry Sanders, and Wayne Scott, to name a few. During this tenure, he also got to know dance promoters such as Ray Caviano, Ken Friedman, Billy Smith, Alan Mamber, Starr Arning, and Rita Heyer. In 1978, Shaw's passion for music led him to seek a job within the dance community and he was able to land a mail room position for Ray Caviano at TK Records. While at the label, Shaw assisted on notable acts as Voyage, Peter Brown, The Ritchie Family, T Connection, Beautiful Bend, KC and The Sunshine Band, Jimmy "Bo" Horne, Anita Ward, and Bobby Caldwell.Bobby's old mentor, Ray Caviano, was rewarded with a custom dance label, RFC Records, which was distributed through Warner Bros. Records and Shaw joined him in 1979 as a regional promotion person. Although Caviano was later dismissed from his role, Shaw stayed on at WB until 1984. While there, he promoted future dance music classics from Gino Soccio, Change, Kraftwerk, Laid Back (discovering and mixing the classic 12" White Horse), The Time, Prince, Chaka Khan, Patti Austin, Janice McClain, Stargard, Talking Heads, and the Tom Tom Club. Perhaps most noteworthy though was his relationship with Madonna as he helped guide her through the early stages of her career with Michael Rosenblatt and Mark Kamins. Shaw helped set up Madonna's early club gigs and was her promotion person for the early masterpieces Everybody, Physical Attraction, Holiday, and Burning Up. In 1984, MCA Records' executives Richard Palmese and Jheryl Busby took notice of Shaw's work at Warner Brothers and they created a national dance music promotion manager's position for him. He remained there until 1998 and during that time span he became the first corporate vice president of dance music promotion at any label. Shaw's experience was the backbone for bringing such luminaries as Elton John, Patti LaBelle, Dan Hartman, Bronski Beat, New Edition, Stephanie Mills, Fine Young Cannibals, The Jets, Londonbeat, Colonel Abrams, and Tracy Lords to the dance floors of the world. In addition, Shaw became the only record company executive to ever win the AIR competition as he took that honor in 1986. In 1999, Shaw started his own promotion company, Bobby Shaw Promotions and he is doing it still today. As well he is involved with a Weekly Twitch Show under the name BobbyPromo. His shows are quite delightful and each show is like a history lesson when you listen to the music he chooses and you experience watching him.

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This week, we watched the 2019 movie Steam Room Stories: The Movie, based on the long running queerbait-y web series of the same name. When an evil cosmetics mogul (Tracy Lords) tries to take over a steam room that's also the legendary Fountain of Youth, it's up to five studs, as stupid as they are sexy, to save the day. Topics discussed: Boys Gone Wild The "good" part of the dick Wet t-shirt contests Comedy Porn parody names We Read Movies This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 04/08/2021 Today we're joined by our old friend Cass Quinn for her first appearance on our show as we take our first venture into the murky John Waters. We're discussing Johnny Depp's first starring role in a feature film: "Cry-Baby" written and directed by John Waters and starring Amy Locane, Rikki Lake, Tracy Lords, and Willem Dafoe.

Today we're joined by our old friend Cass Quinn for her first appearance on our show as we take our first venture into the murky John Waters.  We're discussing Johnny Depp's first starring role in a feature film: "Cry-Baby" written and directed by John Waters and starring Amy Locane, Rikki Lake, Tracy Lords, and Willem Dafoe.This episode of 90 Under 90 is sponsored by the "Bach to Rock Podcast" available wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Today: Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana president Matt Schuffert is on "Regionally Speaking" to talk about the new casino complex going up on I-80-94 and Burr Street in Gary. Grand opening is coming soon. "Post-Tribune" colummnist-writer Phil Potempa talks about the new film in production about the life of Belle Gunness. "The Farm" is being supported locally, directed by indy film director Tom Logan and stars Tracy Lords as the infamous LaPorte murderess. And Indiana Public Broadcasting reporter Justin Hicks offers a feature about a Valparaiso woman who works during the pandemic as both a school bus driver and an Instacart personal shopper... and confronted her personal fears to help keep schools and businesses open.

Rock Legends of Los Angeles! On this episode Skullsessions host Bob Nalbandian is joined by three unsung heroes of the Los Angeles hard-rock scene of the late ‘70s/early ‘80s! Original drummer from Snow, Stephen Quadros, along with A La Carte drummer Brian O’Brian and guitar master Greg Leon from the Greg Leon Invasion discuss the early years of the prominent LA music scene sharing great stories from legendary Rock Club the Starwood, Van Halen and early Quiet Riot and some hilarious and bizarre anecdotes ranging from Tracy Lords and Phil Spector to OJ Simpson and a perverted chimpanzee!

Tracy Lords is now known as an accomplished actress who has appeared in everything from John Waters' cult classic "Cry Baby" to parts in "Gilmore Girls" and "Will and Grace" but before she went mainstream, she starred in some "adult" films when she was very, very underage. The controversy caught up with those who employed her in the 80s, while my dad was in Los Angeles, and guess who had to go out and find Traci to get comment on the strange events? My dad. Get ready for a completely bizarre and possibly NSFW journey into something I never thought I'd have to talk to my dad about. But hey, journalism. This is What You Didn't Know about the Traci Lords pornography controversy. ________________________Don't forget to R A T E and R E V I E W! We sincerely appreciate it. We have a Facebook Page now! Check it out here to interact with us, connect, ask questions and talk with other fans of #WYDKPodcast (We're so happy that there are more of you each week.)Follow Tess on Twitter here. Follow Tess on Instagram here.Follow Matt on Twitter here.Get dad's book, A Season In Pluto here.

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Nos chers inspecteurs se souviennent-ils du mois de mai 1968?... PLAYLIST:MAI 1968 -MARIANNE FAITHFULL : sunny goodge street. -NINA SIMONE : why the king of love is dead. -JACQUES LE GLOU : il est cinq heures, Paris s’éveille. -RED NOISE : petit précis d’instruction civique/Sarcelles c’est l’avenir. -ROY FOX & HIS ORCHESTRA : let’s face the music and dance. - LES REED : extrait de la B.O.F « Girl on a Motocycle ». -FRANÇOIS TUSQUES : libérez Michel Lebris. -GEORGETTE PLANA : rugby marche. -NICO : Vega. -JAMES BROWN : say it loud I’m black and i’m proud. -COLETTE MAGNY : Répression. -TRUST : dialogue de sourds. -RAMONES feat. TRACY LORDS : somebody to love. -BAD BRAINS : destroy Babylone. -BARNEY WILEN : Dear prof. Leary. -LES CHARLOTS : je m’énerve. -STÉPHANE GRAPPELLI : Extrait de la B.O.F Milou en Mai. -SLEAFORD MODS : job seeker. -ALFRED PANOU : je suis un sauvage. - B.O.F « Moi y en a vouloir des sous » : Marche des syndicats (Michel Magne). -SYD BARRETT : terrapin. -BLACK FLAG : spray paint. -LÉO FERRÉ : Paris je ne t’aime plus. -THE EXECUTIVES : moving in a circle.

Nos chers inspecteurs se souviennent-ils du mois de mai 1968?...PLAYLIST:MAI 1968-MARIANNE FAITHFULL : sunny goodge street.-NINA SIMONE : why the king of love is dead.-JACQUES LE GLOU : il est cinq heures, Paris s'éveille.-RED NOISE : petit précis d'instruction civique/Sarcelles c'est l'avenir.-ROY FOX & HIS ORCHESTRA : let's face the music and dance.- LES REED : extrait de la B.O.F « Girl on a Motocycle ».-FRANÇOIS TUSQUES : libérez Michel Lebris.-GEORGETTE PLANA : rugby marche.-NICO : Vega.-JAMES BROWN : say it loud I'm black and i'm proud.-COLETTE MAGNY : Répression.-TRUST : dialogue de sourds.-RAMONES feat. TRACY LORDS : somebody to love.-BAD BRAINS : destroy Babylone.-BARNEY WILEN : Dear prof. Leary.-LES CHARLOTS : je m'énerve.-STÉPHANE GRAPPELLI : Extrait de la B.O.F Milou en Mai.-SLEAFORD MODS : job seeker.-ALFRED PANOU : je suis un sauvage.- B.O.F « Moi y en a vouloir des sous » : Marche des syndicats (Michel Magne).-SYD BARRETT : terrapin.-BLACK FLAG : spray paint.-LÉO FERRÉ : Paris je ne t'aime plus.-THE EXECUTIVES : moving in a circle.

From Glendale, CA when it was a sundown town… I had no idea what that was, Gary Stockdale tells all. No African Americans, Chicanos, or Jews, oh my! Is that really possible? Guess so. With no plan B, Gary’s life and living has been all music, all the time. From $20 a night at The Comedy Store to singing at The Oscars with Mary J Blige this Sunday night, Gary, twice Emmy nominated, has spent years on the tube with Penn & Teller, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Cop Rock, where his scene’s been immortalized and made hip again thanks to Beavis and Butthead, to being naked in a hot tub with Ron Jeremy (no, please no) while Tracy Lords got prudish. Mentored by Henry Mancini (Michael Nouri, we talked about you and Hank, too), he sang about Teenage Daughters, and closed with his just dropped, You Don’t Know, from his current charting, Keep Letting Go. Did I mention he sings on the Justin Timberlake/Chris Stapleton video for their current hit, Say Something? Yup, that, too. Gary Stockdale, on The Road Taken, Celebrity Maps to Success Wed, 2/28/18, 7 pm PT/ 10 pm ET With Louise Palanker Live on the Facebook Full show replay here: http://bit.ly/2FcBV5B All BROADcasts, as podcasts, also available on iTunes apple.co/2dj8ld3  Stitcher bit.ly/2h3R1fl tunein bit.ly/2gGeItj This week's BROADcast is brought to you by Rick Smolke of Quik Impressions, the best printers, printing, the best people people-ing.  quikimpressions.com And, Nicole Venables of Ruby Begonia Hair Studio Beauty and Products, for tresses like the stars she coifs, and regular peoples, like me. http://www.rubybegoniahairstudio.com/ Shot by Louise Palanker and Harry Abelson

Story: Nacht für Nacht tobt in Los Angeles ein Krieg, in dessen Mittelpunkt ein unerschrockener Kämpfer steht: Blade! In der Nacht seiner Geburt wurde seine Mutter von Vampiren umgebracht. Der Beginn eines einzigartigen Schicksals: Blade ist halb Mensch, halb Vampir. Er kämpft mit der Stärke beider Welten und hat keine ihrer Schwächen. Und nun zieht er in eine blutige Schlacht, um seine Mutter zu rächen. Blades größter Feind im Kampf gegen die nächtlichen Killer ist Deacon Frost, ein junger Vampir, der nur von seinem unstillbaren Macht- und Bluthunger getrieben wird. Sein Ziel: die totale Vernichtung der Menschheit! DVD/Blu Ray-Release: 20.07.2012 (Warner Home Video Germany) Blade Genre: Action, Horror, Comicverfilmung Land: USA 1998 Laufzeit: ca. 120 min. FSK: 18 Regie: Stephen Norrington Drehbuch: David S. Goyer Comicvorlage: Gene Colan, Marv Wolfman, Doug Wheatley Kamera: Theo van de Sande Musik: Mark Isham, Junkie XL Produzenten: Michael De Luca, Stan Lee, Avi Arad Mit Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff, Kris Kristofferson, N'Bushe Wright, Donal Logue, Udo Kier, Tracy Lords, ... https://youtu.be/kaU2A7KyOu4

Story: Nacht für Nacht tobt in Los Angeles ein Krieg, in dessen Mittelpunkt ein unerschrockener Kämpfer steht: Blade! In der Nacht seiner Geburt wurde seine Mutter von Vampiren umgebracht. Der Beginn eines einzigartigen Schicksals: Blade ist halb Mensch, halb Vampir. Er kämpft mit der Stärke beider Welten und hat keine ihrer Schwächen. Und nun zieht er in eine blutige Schlacht, um seine Mutter zu rächen. Blades größter Feind im Kampf gegen die nächtlichen Killer ist Deacon Frost, ein junger Vampir, der nur von seinem unstillbaren Macht- und Bluthunger getrieben wird. Sein Ziel: die totale Vernichtung der Menschheit! DVD/Blu Ray-Release: 20.07.2012 (Warner Home Video Germany) Blade Genre: Action, Horror, Comicverfilmung Land: USA 1998 Laufzeit: ca. 120 min. FSK: 18 Regie: Stephen Norrington Drehbuch: David S. Goyer Comicvorlage: Gene Colan, Marv Wolfman, Doug Wheatley Kamera: Theo van de Sande Musik: Mark Isham, Junkie XL Produzenten: Michael De Luca, Stan Lee, Avi Arad Mit Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff, Kris Kristofferson, N'Bushe Wright, Donal Logue, Udo Kier, Tracy Lords, ... https://youtu.be/kaU2A7KyOu4

Blade II made over $150 million worldwide, so it was no surprise that two years later Blade was back in theaters. What was surprising is he brought friends, in the form of Jessica Biel, Parker Posey, Natasha Lyonne, and Ryan Reynolds. Can the daywalker stand up to the star power in this cast? And does the return of Blade's comic book nemesis Dracula inject new blood into the franchise? Listen and find out!

Blade II made over $150 million worldwide, so it was no surprise that two years later Blade was back in theaters. What was surprising is he brought friends, in the form of Jessica Biel, Parker Posey, Natasha Lyonne, and Ryan Reynolds. Can the daywalker stand up to the star power in this cast? And does the return of Blade's comic book nemesis Dracula inject new blood into the franchise? Listen and find out!

Blade was an unexpected hit in 1998, and so in 2002 Wesley Snipes returned to the role for the first sequel in his career. This time, with a still mostly unknown Guillermo del Toro at the helm, and writer David S. Goyer penning the script, did the Daywalker really get his chance to shine? Listen to Stuart, Arnie, and Jakob's review to find out!

Blade was an unexpected hit in 1998, and so in 2002 Wesley Snipes returned to the role for the first sequel in his career. This time, with a still mostly unknown Guillermo del Toro at the helm, and writer David S. Goyer penning the script, did the Daywalker really get his chance to shine? Listen to Stuart, Arnie, and Jakob's review to find out!

By 1998, the only Marvel Comics character to get a wide theatrical release was Howard the Duck. But Dark Knight writer David Goyer would change all that with Blade, starring Wesley Snipes as the comic book vampire slayer. With Stephen Dorff as charismatic vampire Deacon Frost, Blade redeemed comic based movies after Batman and Robin and kicked off the Marvel Age of movies. But can this pre-Matrix combination of CGI and black leather stand up today, and how does it fit in with the other Marvel comic book movies? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob's review to find out!

By 1998, the only Marvel Comics character to get a wide theatrical release was Howard the Duck. But Dark Knight writer David Goyer would change all that with Blade, starring Wesley Snipes as the comic book vampire slayer. With Stephen Dorff as charismatic vampire Deacon Frost, Blade redeemed comic based movies after Batman and Robin and kicked off the Marvel Age of movies. But can this pre-Matrix combination of CGI and black leather stand up today, and how does it fit in with the other Marvel comic book movies? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob's review to find out!