All Howard Stern Ever Really Wanted Was the Legitimacy of Interviewing a Sitting President
Post-Scores Howard has his dreams come true
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- By Matt Solomon
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That’s right. We’re skipping the Webbys and going straight for the big show
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- By Jesse
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Four Places Where Animals Have Tamed Humans
Those damn dirty... cats?
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- By Amanda Mannen
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Here’s the Guy Who Bought Every Onion in America
What are you gonna do, cry about it?
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- By Eli Yudin
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The opening of ‘Anyone But You’ is suspiciously familiar to ‘Bean’
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Andres Diplotti
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We’re all tired. Tired of work. Tired of finding work. Tired of loneliness. Tired of relationships. Tired of life. It feels like a cycle of struggling to wake up, then struggling to get to sleep. But there is one constant throughout all of the tired feelings you may (or may not) have. No matter how tired you are, there will always be some form of entertainment on Prime Video.
If you struggle to wake in the morning, Prime Video is there to give you something to stimulate your brain alongside your coffee. If you struggle to sleep, Prime Video is there for you to gently tell you some video stories to whisk you to dreamland maybe. It’s now your mother. Submit to the Prime. ALL HAIL, PRIME!
Or it’s just another streaming platform with some new stuff to offer in August. Here are some facts about the new shows and movies coming to Prime Video this month.
500 Days of Summer
Source: Screen Rant
A League of Their Own
Source: Us Magazine
Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Source: TMZ
Licorice Pizza
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
More: 15 Behind-The-Scenes Facts About Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
A Fish Called Wanda
Source: The New York Times
Thief
Source: Film School Rejects
A.I. Artificial Intelligence
Source: Los Angeles Times
Star Trek: Generations
Source: Screen Rant
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Source: Mental Floss
Serpico
Source: Movie Moguls Speak: Interviews with Top Film Producers, by Steven Priggé (via Google Books)
Pet Sematary
Source: Entertainment Weekly
Kingpin
Source: Mental Floss
I Love You, Beth Cooper
Source: Movie Mistakes
Once
Source: The Guardian
Ronin
Source: Film School Rejects
King Kong (1976)
Source: Den of Geek
Face/Off
Source: Mental Floss
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