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“Why do people make cringe Star Wars references about everything?”
Because spectacular movies with great music were the most religious experiences of their lives.
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While #AO3 remains down, we wanted to share that work to restore AO3 and make changes to prevent future incidents is ongoing and proceeding well. We believe that our original return time estimate remains accurate. Learn more at otwstatus.org/incidents/g12j…
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Be a happy warrior, not because you're sure to win, but because even doom is better met with joy.
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Happy Halloween to All 🎃😸👻 Be safe.
#KISSARMY #PeterCriss #KISSARMYROCKS #Catman #HappyHalloween #Halloween #PaulStanley #GeneSimmons #AceFrehley #KISS
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Every year on Halloween, thousands of people turn New York into a real-life "Thriller" music video.
This year, the 53rd edition takes place tonight, Saturday, October 31, starting at 7:00 p.m. on Sixth Avenue.
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On Halloween night, October 31, 2011, Megadeth delivered an unforgettable and electrifying performance on the American show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!".
The band’s lead singer and frontman, Dave Mustaine, surprised the audience by appearing completely transformed into Frankenstein’s monster.
The rest of the band members were no less impressive in their visual spectacle, with David Ellefson dressed as the Werewolf, Shawn Drover dressed as Dracula, and Chris Broderick portraying the Phantom of the Opera.
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On Halloween, we pay tribute to Michael Jackson for the best music video ever made.
Michael on Halloween is like Mariah Carey at Christmas.
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AC/DC’s legal battle over a song.
In 1976, AC/DC released "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap," a title inspired by the old cartoon "Beany and Cecil" that Angus Young used to watch as a kid, in which a character named Dishonest John handed out cards with that exact phrase.
The song included a fictional phone number, 36-24-36, followed by a shout of “hey,” which would end up causing an unexpected problem.
In 1981, when the album was finally released in the United States, Norman and Marilyn White, a married couple from Libertyville, Illinois, sued Atlantic Records for $250,000. According to their lawyer, that “hey” sounded like the number 8, thus completing the couple’s actual phone number, 362-4368, which began receiving hundreds of prank calls.






























