Why did Frankie Valli get whacked?
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He didn't:\n\nHaving a steady gig that reduces his travel time gives Valli the chance to pursue other interests -- such as his recurring role of Rusty Millio in the HBO hit series "The Sopranos," which he began last season.\n\n"I didn't get whacked out so I may do a couple of those," he said.\n\nBut one of his most exciting projects is the musical "The Jersey Boys," which is the story of Valli and the Four Seasons.
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It is starting to come out that Kramer was heckled for over ten minutes. One of the things that was said to him was, "you aint funny nigg a" then when kramer replied with a witty retort the heckler replied with "You don't know me nigg a, Don't fuc k with this nigg a".\n\nIt also is being reported that the black guys who were calling kramer nigg a and threatening him were also threatening the people who opened up the show for Richards..\n\nReal innocent victims...? Seems like two punks who should've been bounced out before Richards ever hit the stage..
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Some people may have talent, but that does not help with personal problems or arrogance.\n\nSome rock stars kill themselves, even if by accident.  Some do not, but get away with some might crazy things.
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It might not be right that they aren't going to respect him anymore but bottom line is just that...NO MORE RESPECT FOR JOHNY SAK! Even Tony who I thought might show a little bit of sympathy for the guy considering wasn't too nice about it. I think he ruined his mob image in that 20 second scene.
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Totally agree, I'm afraid it seems 'cool' to be as ignorant as shite these days and I guess they are just reflecting these 'modern' manners.\n\nWhat a great World we are becoming eh!\n\nMind you, we should probably be glad that it was Noel and not Liam, at least Noel is sort of house trained!\n\nWhatever happened to class celeb's?
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asteven, you're a moron.  "A very violent people living in a very violent country" indicates to me that you read media statistics and have never been here.  Funny, but the "very violent" people weren't the ones who drew first blood in that game; it was the elbow De Rossi threw that connected with Brian McBride's head that began the "blood shed."\n\nMaybe it was the Italians who are the "very violent people living in a very violent country" or did what transpired on the pitch not fit your pre-conceived view of the world?
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Don't watch many celebrities on tv, but I've watched the late night edition of this a few times.  What about the performance of that Nikky on Monday night who thought it was all a set-up to cut her hair off?  The way she cried and whined! She even took the drier off Steve in the end.
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Battlefield Earth.. What the hell provoked John Travolta (John flippin Travolta) to do that God awful disaster.
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Tony beat him up to show his "crew" that he is still strong.  He saw that if they see weakness that they will question his authority and he will lose control and possibly his life due to a inner coup.  So he stared a fight with the guy who has the biggest muscles to show he is the alpha male.
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I got back stage at an Ozzy concert in '96 at Dearcreek in Indy. Ozzy told everyone to come up to the stage even lawn, where I was. Everyone was pushing and I was just going with the flow of the crowd until I got pressed up against the stage. I had smoked some stuff and drank a lot of beers and was kind of out of it. I got pulled up on stage and pushed out a door. I nearly collided with Zakk Wylde but he moved. That could have been cool. Before I really Knew where I was, there were like 6 or 7  other guys already back there all happy and everything. I didn't know what they were so happy about. I thought we'd been thrown out for some reason. I didn't know we were back stage. Later Ozzy comes in slapping hi-5s with the other guys and all and I just stood there. He walks over to me and takes me by the chin and pulls back and forth as if to see if I'm conscience. He says to me "Ya just cant handle it , Can ya?" I didn't respond so he slaps me and says "You're pathetic." I got pissed and walked away and looked back at him. He just looks at me like "What's my problem?" So I just kept walking until I found my way out and left. I just wonder what would have happened if I'd not been so stupid and stuck around.
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He was sacked for being a bit poo, and too nervous for TV....you gotta be au naturale.\n\nmrben
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In 1965 a young dance choreographer named Jesse Wilcox was auditioning potential dancers for the upcoming classic “Beach Blanket Bingo”.  Rory Emerald was attempting to land the coveted role of “Frankie”, played by Frankie Avalon on several previous Beach party movies.  Though Rory Emerald failed to get the part, the impressionable Jesse Wilcox was amazed by Mr. Emerald’s dance moves.  Ironically, the part of “Frankie” required no dancing, and after the later scandal, Jesse Wilcox could not offer Mr. Emerald a smaller dancing role.  \n\nYears later, Jesse Wilcox became a much sought after choreographer, but never forgot Rory Emerald’s passion for dancing.  During the disco era, dancing became such an integral part of many movies, and many of the old classics such as Citizen Kane and the Bicycle Thief were being reworked as disco musicals.  In 1977, Jesse Wilcox became the main man in Hollywood.  A new, upcoming, hip movie was being produced.  This epic, landmark film was aptly titled “Saturday Night Fever”, and cast young and incredibly talented John Travolta as the main character.  The only problem was that John Travolta had injured himself in a self-gratification accident, and was having difficulties in the most important scene of the movie, which was nicknamed “white leisure suit scene”.  Jesse Wilcox thought of Rory Emerald immediately.  Mr. Emerald had become a sensation overnight, with “the family jewels jump” which was broadcast on ABC’s Wide World of Sports, and his small but cherished role as Pepe, the mime, in the French Connection.  He contacted Rory Emerald, and was offered the role as a “stunt dancer”.  So, the scene with John Travolta “dancing” is in fact the dashing celebrity Rory Emerald.
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I heard on the news that he got kicked off because of lack of votes. The story is a lady tried to call the #'s given and 1 ended up being a sex chat. And the other number was like out of service. The lady redialed the numbers 1 at a time and double checked and still the same thing. The network denies it and refuses a recount. \nI think he got kicked off cuz ppl think he was a mokery of the "pop music" show w/ his rock personality.He would have gone far!!\nHe was awsome!!!
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Larry is a fetistist of a different type, a rare one. He loves to hear exasperated utterances. he set this whole thing up and listened to the whole sorry episode right outside your window. Remember this as you are futzing around out in your garden, trying to get your lawnmower started in vain, as you holler, you are makin him HOLLA!
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He was in Ali\n\nHe played Joe Fraizer and Joe Fraizer was mad, because he said he made him look fat and ugly.
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I agree with most people here. I watched the show too and was shocked that a woman stripping got through to the next round! That was not talent. There were other people on there that had more talent but didn't get through to the next round. Then comes a women and takes almost all her clothes off and she gets to stay! What the heck?! (No one even stopped her when they realized what she was doing!) I think it's stupid that they let her on the stage in the first place -- hello, there are kids watching this too. Do they really want kids to be influenced by crude behavior? Do they want young girls to be motivated to become strippers someday, believing that it's a great talent? Stupid, stupid judges who only think about themselves (except for Brandy).
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You are talking about Bruno Elrington. He fought out of Potsmouth and was a rule breaker. He was around in the early to mid 1970's. He was a big guy with a beard. I don't know what happened to him, but hope he is well...