i have been a big article and essay enjoyer for 7 years.
i have probably read more than 10,000 essays online
below is a thread of my favourite essays or articles of all time (that i remember)
pls drop your favourite ones below.
In 1973 Dick Cavett asked LAURENCE OLIVIER a simple question: “What about Brando?”
Olivier’s reply included a word he didn’t like using but felt compelled to in this case - “Genius”.
BBC correspondent admits Trump is backing down and conceding defeat. Iran threatened to obliterate Gulf desalination plants. Without water the Gulf states collapse in days. They begged Trump to stop. Total humiliation for Washington.
Please RT! To mark Kenneth Williams’s centenary, I’m playing rare programmes and interviews all day on BBC Radio 4 Extra. Joining me next with some funny stories about him is Jackanory producer Jeremy Swan. #kennethwilliams100
I thought I'd attempt to brighten your Sunday by posting one of my favourite sketches from Dave Allen At Large. It's one of about 200, if truth be known. Once again, it's a simple idea beautifully executed. I hope you enjoy it.
Behave yourselves in church, won't you.
When you can't read notes😂😂
A hilarious and timeless piano performance by the legendary Victor Borge, master of musical comedy and wit. This special video mix highlights his brilliant blend of humor, classical talent, and charm — proof that laughter and music make the perfect duet!
In lieu of a serious musical weekend post, here is something light-hearted. Comedian Dudley Moore (who was musically talented) does a spoof on Beethoven, using the theme from Bridge on the River Kwai. Comedy used to be a lot more sophisticated than Andrew Dice Clay.
What makes the 'Two Ronnie's' so incredibly amazing isn't just their intellectual brilliance but the way that, unlike modern comedians, they could make us laugh with clean language and manners. Even their innuendos are delivered with charm.