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▲ 17 r/AppleMusic

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Will this ever go away? It comes up every time I log in on my old streaming phone.

u/Bud_Fuggins — 10 days ago
▲ 31 r/BarbaraWalters4Scale

Gloria Stuart starred in a film, as an adult lead, that included an actor born in 1850 and co-starred in a film including an actress born in 1988

Actress Gloria Stuart (born 1910), probably most known in my age group for playing "old Rose" in the Titanic:

Starred in The Invisible Man (1933) which included actor Robert Brower (born 1850); his first film role was in 1909 in 'A Rose of the Tenderloin'.

Titanic (1997) with Alex Sarno (born 1988); her last role was 'Maya' in 2022

Pictured: Gloria Stuart in Titanic, Gloria Stuart in The Invisible Man, actor Robert Brower, Actress Alex Sarno, film A Rose of the Tenderloin 1909

u/Bud_Fuggins — 2 months ago
▲ 15 r/BarbaraWalters4Scale

Carol Channing could have attended the premier of Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror and Avengers: Infinity War

Carol Channing- (1921 - 2019)

Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922)

Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

u/Bud_Fuggins — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/AppleMusic

This album has a completely different cover in the song view and weird song errors

This album has the cover of a different compilation album with the same name. It also has songs from that album showing with the same track numbers as the real songs. Some of the wrong album songs play and some are greyed out. If I try to "go to album" on one of the wrong songs that will play, it just says "something went wrong". I used to have the wrong album saved also but they removed it from apple a few months ago. If I "go to album" on a legit track it takes me to the album, still with the wrong cover, but without the additional songs from the other album.

u/Bud_Fuggins — 3 months ago
▲ 884 r/Millennials

What phrases will Millenials be the last to use?

My wife recently exclaimed, about someone who broke an outdoor decoration, "I'm gonna ream his ass!"; my kid looked horrified.

I know we picked up a ton of classic phrases from a certain unnamed generation, so which ones do you think are fading with millenials being the last to carry on?

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u/Bud_Fuggins — 3 months ago
▲ 881 r/ITYSL+3 crossposts

Cannot decide if this is impressive or deeply unsettling.

u/Bud_Fuggins — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/ToddintheShadow

Let's talk about musical crews

The Rat Pack, Elephant Six, The Wrecking Crew, Native Tongues, The Brill Building Songwriters, The Outlawz.

It seems like wildly different genres and eras of music will form these named clubs. It makes sense for artists to do this and I'm sure there's benefits in networking and all, but it seems like it's more unique to musical artists than say actors or game developers; so the broader concept interests me and I wonder how they form and why it's so common across such different styles of music.

What are some other musical collectives? Which ones have been most successful and which let infighting drag them down? Do you find that you end up liking the lesser known bands/singers in the club if you're a fan of the bigger artists or is it kind of random or lower quality with the artists they promote?

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u/Bud_Fuggins — 3 months ago