In tonight’s post-inauguration entertainment Connie Smith belts out House Divided.
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Just a friendly reminder that if you’re thinking of opening up a small business, you should choose the name very, very carefully.
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Press a conch to your ear, close your eyes, and listen to Lani McIntire and His Hawaiians’s rendition of Sweet Leilani.
Later, Der Bingle cuts in.
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Tonight, English broadcaster Louis Theroux, visiting South Africa, has a friendly stop-and-chat with Melevin.
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Q: Can robots be as annoying as a bunch of fifteen-year-old boys in your basement?
A: Yes.
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In tonight’s entertainment en route to the Tips, a romantic scene from the 1931 musical comedy Be Like Me, a young Ethel Merman leans across the table, looks tenderly into the eyes of her sweetheart, and breaks into…shout.
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Tonight, a little Rumble. Seems like the right song for the times.
That’s Link Wray on guitar.
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In 1971 Geddy Lee, lead singer for the recently-formed Canadian rock band Rush, tripped over a cat and struck his head on the corner of a coffee table. When he regained consciousness an hour later, he couldn’t remember his own name nor recognize his bandmates.
Three days later, he vanished without a trace. A private detective hired by Lee’s concerned bandmates found him six months later in France, where he had achieved improbable fame as a pop star named Lally Stot. Here he is on a French television show, still visibly suffering from the effects of his head injury, performing Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep.
Okay, okay, I made that whole thing up.
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Tonight, we travel to the land down under for an episode of Safer Boating With Ken Warby: Inshore Waters.
C’mon mate, grab a brain why don’tcha?
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Tonight Old Leather Lungs returns, this time to belt out an easy-to-follow account of an out-of-control incident involving gambling, jealousy, guns, and, finally, a Bowie Knife.
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In tonight’s musical amusement en route to the Tips, recorded in a New York studio in 1932, the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra and vocalist Jean Bowes perform the uptempo toe-tapper Sing (It’s Good For You!).
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Some middle-aged divorcees fly to Rome to be pinched on the Via Veneto, while others fly south to join the bacchanal as Miss Tourist. And then delete the photos.
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Tonight, multi-octave Peruvian warbler Yma Sumac, aka the Inca Princess, cleans your ears with Gopher Mambo.
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Tonight, we take a nostalgic look back to a time when urban gang members were pale-complected, spoke more or less complete sentences, and wore suits.
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The key to successful ice fishing is in first knowing where the fish are. Your tips, fishing and otherwise, are welcome in the comments.

Italian superstar Adriano Celentano understood that, in the pop culture realm at least, American English isn’t so much a language as an attitude. Oll Raight!
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The Tennessee Waltz. RIP Patti Page.
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Nancy and Ann Wilson perform Stairway To Heaven for legendary British rock band Led Zeppelin, at the Kennedy Center Honors. And a darned fine job they do of it, too.
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Take The Night Away From Charlie – the early years in the development of “stealth” combat aircraft and drones. (h/t michael st.paul’s)

For those who claim “You can’t keep everybody happy.”
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