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The best-dressed Grammy award-winning artist the year you were born

6th Annual Grammy Awards. Harold P. Matosian He took home three awards for his song, Days of Wine and Roses, scooping up record of the year, song of the year, and best background arrangement (behind vocalist or instrumentalist). May 1964: Henry Mancini went for a traditional tuxedo and bow tie when he won three Grammys. He took home three awards for his song, Days of Wine and Roses, scooping up record of the year, song of the year, and best background arrangement (behind vocalist or instrumentalist). Advertisement April 1965: Louis Armstrong looked sharp in a beautifully tailored tux while posing with his Grammy - and Barbra Streisand.

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Biden: Indian-Americans Are Taking Over This Country, and Other Racist Things Democrats Can Say and Get Away With

AP Photo/Patrick Semansky In this episode of “Imagine If,” we consider the reactions of various groups to various statements, depending on who made the statements. For example, if Donald Trump had said “Indians of decent Americans are taking over this country,” what would the reactions have been from Democrat lawmakers, the mainstream media, and the left-wing loons? We’ll get there. Joe Biden or any other Democrat made the exact same statement “Indians of decent Americans are taking over this country” (yes, bad syntax, but Biden) what would the reaction be from “all of the above”? We’ll get there, too.

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Grange Hill was bigger than Love Island : the rise of nostalgia TV | Television

Sat 6 Mar 2021 07.00 EST When lockdown 1.0 arrived in Britain nearly 12 months ago, the nation dived headfirst into an ocean of on-demand television as a distraction. We were blessed with a flow of meme-worthy content, from Tiger Kingâs bizarre cast of characters, to Connellâs chain in Normal People and the revived debate about the âcoughing majorâ after three nights watching Quiz. But as the days turned to weeks, then months, millions of us turned to more familiar comforts. Netflix might still be churning out a couple of new series every week, but the popularity of archive content has never been higher. A recent Radio Times survey of readersâ viewing habits found that 64% have rewatched a series in lockdown, while 43% have turned to nostalgic shows for comfort. So what have we been watching, and what do our choices say about the nationâs psyche?

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Slobodna Dalmacija - Drži repeticije iz matematike za 220 milijuna ljudi, Damir Sabol nam je otkrio kako je sve počelo: Nije mi se dalo sinu provjeravati domaći rad

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