For you motorcycle aficionados, tonight we present the 1969 film, Easy Rider.

Your 2-wheeled, 4-wheeled, or other tips are mightily appreciated!

Bonus: Gad Saad appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show this past evening.

This evening we get to join an elderly British gentleman, David Jason, as he travels around the West Coast of America.

Your most interesting recent tips are definitely appreciated!

Bonus: Awhile back, this video about the massacre (execution) of Canadian soldiers on June 6, 1944 was shared here on SDA. The SS Commander, Kurt Meyer, was later charged with war crimes for this incident. There’s a follow-up video of how other Canadian soldiers, in the days following, sought retribution against this SS Division.

What I didn’t realize until yesterday afternoon, when I added this bonus material, is that during the 75th Anniversary of D-Day (2019), I happened upon a beautiful ceremony in Bretteville-l’Orgueilleuse when local French townspeople personally thanked members of the Regina Rifle Regiment. For you, dear readers, I’ve uploaded the photos & videos I captured that day.

A few weeks ago I was exploring Amarillo’s historic Route 66 neighbourhood and came across this store. Inside I discovered a large colour poster featuring a man in an RCMP uniform and a pretty woman beside him. It turned out to be promoting the 1936 film, Rose Marie, set in the Canadian wilderness. Lo and behold, the film is online!

Your most interesting recent tips are much appreciated.

This evening we present the highly acclaimed 1957 film, The Enemy Below.

Your deep water, or more land based, tips are certainly appreciated!

Bonus: Bev Turner saw what many of us also saw. When will the arrests commence?!?

This evening we learn about the Yugoslav Wars, which kept peace from the lives of those in the Balkans for many years.

Your best recent tips are much appreciated!

Bonus: Here’s a relatively new video put together about the 1992 L.A. Riots and how Korean-Americans were the only ones who defended themselves.

Tonight we present the funny and very quirky 1987 film, The Princess Bride.

Your somewhat more serious tips are appreciated.

Buckle in your seats as we present the 1968 classic, Bullitt.

Your fast moving tips are appreciated.

This evening we get some insight into the lives of the children of the ultra-rich. Being that I’m not a communist, their wealth doesn’t bother me at all.

Where I will be motivated to mock them incessantly is if any rich person starts condemning the rest of us about how we should run our lives.

Your most interesting tips are appreciated!

Given all of the political intrigue going on in America these days, the 1975 film, Three Days of the Condor, seems very apropos.

Your most intriguing, insightful tips are encouraged.

Bonus: Enjoy your breakfast with Justin.

This evening we present a very politically incorrect film, the 1974 comedy, Blazing Saddles. This is a perfect video to share with your fragile woke family members and acquaintances. Just tell them that if they don’t laugh, it’s a clear indication that they’re racists.

Your funny or more serious tips are always welcome.

Given that it’s the weekend, this seems like the perfect time to present the long, but most superb 1969 film. Once Upon A Time In The West.

Your most awesome tips are appreciated!

This evening we present Larry Elder’s 2020 film, Uncle Tom: An Oral History of the American Black Conservative.

Your most provocative tips are really appreciated!

Bonus: Walking through downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico yesterday morning, there was an older couple a few steps behind me. The salesman from one of those skin care stores said to them, “I have just the thing to fix those bags under your eyes.”

This evening we present the 1962 western classic, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.

Your best recent tips are most certainly much appreciated!

As someone with friends & relatives throughout Deutschland, I found this incredibly funny but it may be an acquired taste for those of you without knowledge of the inside dynamics of the regions of Germany. We’ll see.

Your European, North American, or other tips from around the world are much appreciated!

Today, on the 45th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley, SDA regular Denise takes over this edition of Reader Tips:

It was an ignoble death for the man they call the King. Forty-five years ago – August 16, 1977 – the years of prescription drug abuse and a truly dreadful diet took a final toll on 42-year-old Elvis Aaron Presley. “Like Elvis” is a song written by my husband, James Frazer. It offers a quirky, cautionary song for all wannabe Elvis impersonators, whatever their vice. There’s lots of unique phrasing to enjoy! Here are the lyrics.

Bonus: On August 7th/8th I (Robert) drove the 444 mile Natchez Trace Parkway from Nashville, TN to Natchez, MS. One of the highlights was stopping in Tupelo, Mississippi, at the birthplace of Elvis. Here are a few photo I captured there:

Here’s a lovely rendition of Here Comes the Sun by The Petersens.  Here’s a rendition by another well known group.

Your most synchronous tips of recent times are always appreciated.

This evening we present you a rendition of Never Enough (from The Greatest Showman film) performed by Benedetta Caretta. Though I still do prefer the original, the vocals of which are actually from Loren Allred.

Your most beautiful white pill tips (or black pill ones, if you prefer) are much appreciated.

Tonight we present Elia Kazan’s 1961 film, Splendor in the Grass, starring Warren Beatty and Natalie Wood.

Your most magnificent tips of recent days are much appreciated!

This evening we present the 1942 classic, Casablanca.

Your most intrigue-filled tips are mightily appreciated!

This evening we present the highly rated 1944 documentary, The Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress.

Your high-flying, or more grounded, tips are much appreciated!

Bonus: Canada needs to step up its food game!