Bob Odenkirk has returned as Saul Goodman in a new video celebrating 250 years of America.

Stare ale złote👍 Bob Dylan🎶🎤 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (1965)🎶

The Military WON'T PROTECT US in Civil War. Belfast & 80% Chance of War in 4 YEARS. Prof. David Betz youtube.com/watch?v=L2K2O7sk…

Reposting cause' Starmer tried to censor it.

HOLY FREAKING SHIT!!!! 🫳🎤🔥

I LOL and got asthma... youtu.be/hgv_qsMyYZw?si=lRj8…

It's 1982 in Austin and you're at the City Coliseum to see The Clash perform "Rock The Casbah" (44 years ago today)📽️🎸 AUSTIN, TX June 8 & 9, 1982 (@fox7austin) -- On this day in Austin history, British punk legends The Clash rolled into town—not just to play two sets over consecutive nights at the old City Coliseum, but to spend those same two days filming the music video for what would become their biggest commercial hit, "Rock the Casbah." Directed by punk icon Don Letts, the video makes a commentary on Middle Eastern oil politics, censorship, and rebellion right onto a distinct, sun-baked 1980s Austin landscape across June 8th and 9th. The storyline features shots of the downtown skyline, cooling off by a local hotel pool, grabbing a drink at a dive bar, and tracking down a scurrying armadillo near Congress and Oltorf. If you look closely at the footage, you can spot local landmarks hidden in plain sight. The pool scenes were shot at the old Villa Capri Hotel, the characters grab food at a former Burger King on Guadalupe, and the convenience store stop was filmed at the old Rio Mart at 29th and Rio Grande. This edited version has isolated all of those classic Austin backdrops from the original 1982 music video.

RT @TRobinsonNewEra: Horrific scenes in North Belfast tonight as an invader was caught trying to behead a man in the middle of the street!…

Apple announces Mac OS 27 Tenderloin

Hey Hey Woody Guthrie they wrote you a song... youtu.be/bhExSMZt1zs?si=P7tl…

Buddy Ebsen was Born April 2 1908. 118 years ago! This is the actual singer of the Theme song for Beverly Hillbillies!

Happy gay pride month!

South Florida in the 1030's youtu.be/3O4i4fRALu4?si=fJa3…

The world is far more fuked up than you could possibly imagine...

“All musicians are subconsciously mathematicians.” — Thelonious Monk

The nomenclature of @Fender reminds me of @apple before the return of Jobs. "Professional," "Player," "Ultra," "Affinity," "Vintera," "Standard," etc... Face it, none of this means a thing to a normal human being looking to purchase a guitar. It's just confusing marketing speak.

Belgian harmonica maestro TOOT THIELEMANS with John Barry’s wonderful theme for MIDNIGHT COWBOY (1969) None other than Quincy Jones, who worked with him many times, often referred to him as "one of the greatest musicians of our time."