michael leclair

@Gitmo99 How did they get the use of a airplane to film this thing? The damage to those seats is no joke. And why did they film it? Obviously for views, but are those people community theater actors?

An entitled woman feels she doesn't have to wait in line when the plane arrives at the airport.

@mikemovies James Karen

Who is a character actor who has delivered consistently excellent, scene-stealing work for years without ever becoming a household name, and deserves far more recognition?

@sireilisa If my name is Rosemary Woodhouse.

Can you eat it at this level of doneness?

@JohnnyCallicutt So much to unpack here. Had this happened before, thus Fritzi's reminder to, "Use the shampoo?" How did Ernie feel about having to render Nancy's skull?

Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller July 20,1944

@Carene1984 What is a Food Distributor? The damaged wall looks like an automat.

Arrivés en France dans mon village de 900 âmes, le distributeur d’alimentation a été vandalisé. Et on me demande encore pourquoi nous sommes partis vivre en Suisse 🇨🇭

@zahrantica No.

Is it suppose to look like this??

@Reprrid This isn't staged. Not at all. Security cameras always have registration lines, and the words, "Security Camera." Also, it's very common for high school kids to go looking for the thief, who hides in a convenient dumpster. Worked, though. Got my engagement.

He thought he wouldn't be found... 😱🙄

@GhostsofDC Awww, I had forgotten about Kann's.

On March 4, 1905, TR took the oath of office wearing a ring almost no one could see. Hidden inside: a strand of Abraham Lincoln's hair, delivered to the White House the night before with a three-sentence note. ghostsofdc.org/2012/01/08/the…

@francesafetytra Must be hell trying to keep that thing cool.

There is a restaurant in Paris that sits on the 5th floor of a Haussmann building, directly above a Kenzo store, with a glass dome ceiling and an unobstructed view of Pont Neuf and the Seine. It is called 𝗞𝗼𝗻𝗴. Designed by Philippe Starck and opened in 2003, Kong was built on a concept that is hard to summarize simply — Starck himself described it as something that exists "somewhere between Paris and Asia." The ghost chairs, the geisha faces on the ceiling, the manga-inspired frescos painted by Starck's daughter Ara: none of it should work together, and somehow all of it does. It was featured in the series finale of Sex and the City in 2004, the episode titled "An American Girl in Paris: Part Deux," and the reservation requests that followed never really stopped. The cuisine is Franco-Japanese fusion. The glass verrière (skylight) on the upper level is the room everyone wants to sit in. On a clear evening, you can see the Pont Neuf, the lit facade of La Samaritaine next door, and the Louis Vuitton headquarters across the street three very different chapters of Paris history visible from one table.

@AmazingNature00 Slop.

What happens when you free a kingfisher whose beak is stuck and unable to move...?

@PhillyGov Because it's an economic powerhouse.

Is there a reason that Google Maps has elevated Pigeon Forge Tennessee to the level of city that should be noted in the same category as Nashville, Charlotte or Atlanta?

@Ethelbrait1941 @bout2bustfr Pine cone in. Mouth

@bout2bustfr What is that why does he look like that

I thought this nigga had a mean-ass bronze grill

@JrzyJoePiscopo "Thinny-Thins, for your fatty-fat friends. Made in the store."

Just because.

@ThrillaRilla369 Air conditioning.

For those who didn’t grow up privileged, name something you thought was a luxury when you were a kid… I’ll go first. A second floor 😹🤷‍♂️

@KritterKS Yeah they are. That whole area is one of the nicest places I've been. I hope you go to Devil's Tower, if you haven't already.

@Mgleclair Not on the ranch, but it was on the wildlife loop road. We even took a side road that put us right through a couple prairie dog towns. Those things are cute!

Video from a few moments later when most of the herd had gone by and the panic was fading. Big boy at the end eyeballed me the entire time as he walked by

@For_Film_Fans Bo Derek had a club foot?

The Film that turned a 5ft 2 Dagenham-born former Oxford University organ scholar with a club foot into an unlikely overnight global sex symbol. 10 (1979) #BoDerek

@HistoryFeed_7 That was the million dollar question? My God.

John Carpenter sits confidently in the hot seat on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" in 1999, wearing a blue shirt and glasses, as the final $1 million question appears: Which U.S. president appeared on "Laugh-In"? The studio falls silent in suspense. He uses his final lifeline to call his father, calmly telling him he isn't calling for help, but to say he's about to become a millionaire. He then locks in the correct answer, and the studio erupts, sealing one of the most legendary game show victories in American television history.

@auto_moto_pl A modern stone-age family!

Popłakałem się że śmiechu🤣

@HorrorHammer1 Maurice Evans flashing his cigarette holder.

Actor Roddy McDowall took home movies of a morning during the filming of the 1968 film Planet of Apes, and they're a fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpse into this film.