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1958 (MCMLVIII) was a common year starting on Wednesday of the Gregorian calendar. 1958 - Events. 1958 - January. January 1 - Treaty of Rome founding the EU is implemented. January 3 - The West Indies Federation is formed. January 4 - Sputnik 1 falls to Earth from its orbit (launched on October 4, 1957). January 8 - 14 year old Bobby Fischer wins the United States Chess Championship. January 13 - 9235 scientists publish a plea to ...

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Bad Santa is a 2003 film directed by Terry Zwigoff, produced by Joel and Ethan Coen, and starring Billy Bob Thornton as the title character and Tony Cox (best known for Friday and Me, Myself and Irene) as his partner-in-crime. Bernie Mac, John Ritter, Lauren Graham, Lauren Tom, Ethan Phillips and Cloris Leachman are also featured. The unrated version of the film was releas ...

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Comedy Central 100 Greatest Standups of All Time was a special television show aired on Comedy Central in April, 2004. It was hosted by Dom Irrera, Judy Gold, Greg Giraldo, and Mario Joyner. Individual segments featured the guests Phyllis Diller, Richard Jeni, Pat Cooper, David Brenner, and Richard Lewis. Only American comedians could be chosen for this list. This program ranked the following comedians in this order: Richard Pryor George Carlin Lenny Bruce Woody Allen Chris Rock< ...

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Percy Jones (Mac) is a loan officer from Cranford, New Jersey, who is about to renew his vows with wife Marilyn (Scott). His eldest daughter, Theresa (Saldana) is coming home from New York with her new boyfriend, Simon (Kutcher). Simon's first meeting with Theresa's parents is just before their 25th wedding anniversary, so naturally he's nervous. Percy turns out to be less than happy about Theresa's choice in a man, as she apparentl ...

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Guess Who film, Guess Who film - Plot summary, Guess Who film - Main cast

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The campaign caused controversy among some African Americans, who claim that the advertisements are racist since, although they are not targeted specifically at African Americans, they encourage African Americans to drink milk despite the fact that 90% of African Americans lack the gene to digest lactose, the key sugar in milk. [1] The most recent controversy involving Got Milk? ads occurred during post-season play of Major League Baseball (MLB) in October of 2005. Filmed at Labatt Memorial Park -- the World's Oldest Baseball Grounds ...

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Got Milk?, Got Milk? - Controversy, Got Milk? - Celebrities endorsing the campaign, Got Milk? - Celebrities, Got Milk? - Movie stars, Got Milk? - Television stars, Got Milk? - Television personalities, Got Milk? - Musicians, Got Milk? - Fictional Characters, Got Milk? - Sports stars, Got Milk? - Models

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The Moesha TV show was the first situation comedy concentrating on the life of a teen-aged African-American girl. Otherwise, it was the typical entertaining show about teenagers - the trouble they get into - and their relationships with friends and family members. The show was presented with an on-going storyline which may have made it a little difficult for some viewers to "jump in" after missing previous episodes. Moesha had its shares of problems. It was viewed by many as too "sterotypical" and never recieved high reviews. The show ...

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Moesha, Moesha - Series Description, Moesha - Cast, Moesha - Episodes List With Original Air Dates

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The story follows Stan Ross (Bernie Mac) who was a Milwaukee Brewers baseball star with 3,000 hits that earned him the nickname "Mr. 3000." However, years later, it was discovered that, due to a clerical error, he was three hits short, so Ross attempts to return to the game at the age of 47 to get three more hits and secure his place in the record books. After he scored his 3000th hit, Ross retired from Major League Baseball, which left the Brewers without one of their star players in the middle of the 1995 MLB playoffs. This, combine ...

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Mr. 3000, Mr. 3000 - Plot, Mr. 3000 - Trivia

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The show debuted in its time slot on November 14, 2001 with great ratings in its first season, but a weak lead-in Grounded for Life caused the show's ratings to drop a bit. Nonetheless, the critically-acclaimed show had a very successful rookie season and in the process won a handful of honors including an Emmy Award for 'Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series' and the prestigious Peabody Award. Bernie Mac also received Emmy and Golden Globe nom ...

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The Bernie Mac Show, The Bernie Mac Show - Season-by Season, The Bernie Mac Show - Airings, The Bernie Mac Show - Regular cast

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NOTES: Bold indicates the following people appeared on Punk'd more than once and in separate episodes. And Italics indicates the following pranks went into the Hall of Shame. The celebrities who were interviewed back in season 1 aren't official Punk'd segments so the only celebrities who got Punk'd are the three in each episode 1 Akon was punk'd by Jesse McCartney, who substituted for Kutcher. 2 Cavallari's parents, cast members from the Laguna Beach: The Real Orange C ...

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Punk'd, Punk'd - Linguistics of Punk'd, Punk'd - Typical set up of Punk'd, Punk'd - Locations, Punk'd - Road Trips, Punk'd - Using realistic events, Punk'd - Traditions of Punk'd, Punk'd - WWE, Punk'd - NBA, Punk'd - The O.C., Punk'd - Punking foreign stars, Punk'd - Several foreign stars denied broadcasting rights to the show, Punk'd - Failed Punk'dings, Punk'd - Controversies, Punk'd - Parodies, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd but haven't aired on MTV

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In this film, Daniel Ocean (Clooney) recruits a team of specialists to rob three Las Vegas casinos: the Bellagio, The Mirage and the MGM Grand, all of which store their money in a central, high-tech bank vault. All three casinos are owned by Terry Benedict (Garcia), the man currently dating Ocean's ex-wife, Tess (Roberts). The robbers foil the elaborate security mechanisms to get to the vault with the casino's money, and escape by disguising themselves as a SWAT team. Other than the lead character, none of the robbers in the remake share names with robbers in the original, although ...

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Ocean's Eleven 2001 film, Ocean's Eleven 2001 film - Cast, Ocean's Eleven 2001 film - Plot, Ocean's Eleven 2001 film - Notes

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At the opening of Ocean's Twelve, the eleven members of "Ocean's Eleven" are living their lives separately off the fortunes of their Vegas casino heist in the first film. Terry Benedict (Garcia), the owner of the three casinos, confronts each member of the team in turn, demanding the team return his money, with interest. Benedict gives the team two weeks to come up with the money. Ocean and the team decide to stage another heist to pay off the debt. Being too hot to work in the United States, they pick a European target: the wo ...

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Ocean's Twelve, Ocean's Twelve - Cast, Ocean's Twelve - Plot, Ocean's Twelve - Criticism, Ocean's Twelve - Notes, Ocean's Twelve - Soundtrack

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1958 - January. January 1 - Treaty of Rome founding the EU is implemented. January 3 - The West Indies Federation is formed. January 4 - Sputnik 1 falls to Earth from its orbit (launched on October 4, 1957). January 8 - 14 year old Bobby Fischer wins the United States Chess Championship. January 13 - 9235 scientists publish a plea to stop nuclear bomb tests. January 18 - Armed Lumbee Indians confront a handful of Klansmen at the town of Maxton, North Carolina.See also:

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The angels (Diaz as Natalie, Barrymore as Dylan, and Liu as Alex) have been hired by a Bill Gates-type software genius to hack into a rival's computer system, ostensibly to locate stolen software. It is revealed, however, that their client is in fact the enemy and is using the angels to gain access to his rival's system. It turns out his father was a Green Beret who served with none other than the angels' boss Charles Townsend, and he blames his father's death on Charlie. He plans to use a combination of his and his rival's technology to trace Charlie's location via satellite and then ki ...

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Charlie's Angels film, Charlie's Angels film - Plot, Charlie's Angels film - Trivia

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List of comedians - A. Bud Abbott (1895-1974) Roger Abbott (1946-) Russ Abbott (1947-) Chris Addison (19??-) Joe Alaskey (1949-) Carlos Alazraqui (1962-) Jack Albertson (1907-1981) Jason Alexander (1959-) Dave Allen (1936-2005) Gracie Allen (1902?-1964) Steve Allen (1921-2000) Tim Allen (1953-) Woody Allen (1935-) Eddie Anderson (1905-1977) Louie Anderson (1953-) Tom Arnold ...

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List of comedians, List of comedians - Comedians English language, List of comedians - A, List of comedians - B, List of comedians - C, List of comedians - D, List of comedians - E, List of comedians - F, List of comedians - G, List of comedians - H, List of comedians - I, List of comedians - J, List of comedians - K, List of comedians - L, List of comedians - M, List of comedians - N, List of comedians - O, List of comedians - P, List of comedians - Q, List of comedians - R, List of comedians - S, List of comedians - T, List of comedians - U, List of comedians - V, List of comedians - W, List of comedians - Y, List of comedians - Z, List of comedians - Groups of comedians, List of comedians - Comedy writers

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Rome: Three and a Half Years Ago Robert “Rusty” Ryan returns to the apartment in Rome he shares with Europol detective Isabel Lahiri (Catherine Zeta-Jones). Isabel reveals to him that she has a strong lead on who did the “Bulgari Job”. Rusty decides to leave through the window before Isabel can identify him as the thief. In the three years since “Ocean’s Eleven” carried out the theft of over $160 million from Las Vegas casino owner Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia), the gang have all retired from larceny and are pursuing their separate passions: East H ...

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Ocean's Twelve, Ocean's Twelve - Plot Summary, Ocean's Twelve - Actors, Ocean's Twelve - Plot Synopsis, Ocean's Twelve - Criticism, Ocean's Twelve - Soundtrack, Ocean's Twelve - Trivia

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Mr. 3000 is the title of the 2004 movie starring Bernie Mac. 3000 is sometimes used (often with comical intent) to represent a year in the distant future. For example, the events of the television series Futurama take place in the year 3000; the year is also used in the title of the comedy series Mystery Science Theater 3000. ...

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3000 number, 3000 number - In other fields, 3000 number - Selected numbers in the range 3001-3999

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The television series inspired two feature films: Charlie's Angels (2000) and Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003). Each was directed by McG and starred Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, and Lucy Liu as the three angels, with John Forsythe returning to voice Charlie. Bosley (John of that ilk) was played in the first film by Bill Murray, and in the second (as John's half-brother Jimmy) by Bernie Mac. The second movie had more nods to the TV series than the first movie in the series did, perhaps due to complaints from fans o ...

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Charlie's Angels, Charlie's Angels - Movies, Charlie's Angels - Comics, Charlie's Angels - List of Known Angels, Charlie's Angels - During Run of TV Series, Charlie's Angels - In Between TV Series and Movies, Charlie's Angels - During Movies, Charlie's Angels - Notes and references

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In late 2003, it was announced by MTV that Kutcher had decided not to continue production on Punk'd. Some commentators speculated that the announcement was a ploy designed to lower the guard of increasingly wary celebrities in an attempt at another season of pranks. This proved to be true when the third season began airing on April 25, 2004. The television audience itself had been "punk'd". Some controversies arose in seasons 3 and 4, when New York Yankees' third-baseman Alex Rodriguez and actor Michael Vartan threatened to sue ...

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Punk'd, Punk'd - Linguistics of Punk'd, Punk'd - Typical set up of Punk'd, Punk'd - Locations, Punk'd - Road Trips, Punk'd - Using realistic events, Punk'd - Traditions of Punk'd, Punk'd - WWE, Punk'd - NBA, Punk'd - The O.C., Punk'd - Punking foreign stars, Punk'd - Several foreign stars denied broadcasting rights to the show, Punk'd - Failed Punk'dings, Punk'd - Controversies, Punk'd - Parodies, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd but haven't aired on MTV

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Through season six, a total of 16 non-American/non-Canadian stars (thirteen of them had been aired) had been Punk'd: Jason "Wee-Man" Acuña (Italy), Kelly and Jack Osbourne (both U.K.), Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee (born Greece; now an American citizen), actress Salma Hayek (Mexico), Dallas Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki (Germany), singer Joss Stone (U.K.), American Idol judge Simon Cowell (U.K.), That '70s Show star Mila Kunis (Ukraine), actress-model Sofía Vergara (Colombia), singer Akon (Senegal), Mischa Barton (U.K.), and dance hall s ...

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Punk'd, Punk'd - Linguistics of Punk'd, Punk'd - Typical set up of Punk'd, Punk'd - Locations, Punk'd - Road Trips, Punk'd - Using realistic events, Punk'd - Traditions of Punk'd, Punk'd - WWE, Punk'd - NBA, Punk'd - The O.C., Punk'd - Punking foreign stars, Punk'd - Several foreign stars denied broadcasting rights to the show, Punk'd - Failed Punk'dings, Punk'd - Controversies, Punk'd - Parodies, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd but haven't aired on MTV

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1958 - January. January 2 - Vladimir Ovchinnikov, Russian pianist January 20 - Lorenzo Lamas, American actor January 24 - Jools Holland, British musician January 26 - Ellen DeGeneres, American actress and comedienne 1958 - February. February 4 - Tomasz Pacyński, Polish writer (d. 2005) February 11 - Michael Jackson, British broadcast executive February 11 - Regina Marsikova, Czechoslovakian tennis player ...

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