Steve Harley Dies at 73, Tucker Carlson Prank, Classic Films Off-Limits, Oscar Winner David Seidler Dies, and more...
March 18, 20249m 6s
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Show Notes
(0:10): Rock Icon Steve Harley of Cockney Rebel Fame Dies at 73
(1:53): Pranksters Dupe Tucker Carlson with Fake Royal Employee Interview
(3:31): 10 Classic Films Off-Limits for Remakes: Timeless Icons Preserved
(5:25): Oscar-Winner David Seidler, 'The King's Speech' Scribe, Dies at 86
(6:59): Dune: Part Two Soars Past $494M, Eyes $600M Milestone Amid Box Office Clash
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(1:53): Pranksters Dupe Tucker Carlson with Fake Royal Employee Interview
(3:31): 10 Classic Films Off-Limits for Remakes: Timeless Icons Preserved
(5:25): Oscar-Winner David Seidler, 'The King's Speech' Scribe, Dies at 86
(6:59): Dune: Part Two Soars Past $494M, Eyes $600M Milestone Amid Box Office Clash
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