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Robert Duvall On The #route66 TV Show
This post is part of the Robert Duvall Tribute Blogathon. At the end I’ll tell you where to find more posts like this.
Route 66 was the name of a CBS TV show from the early sixties which had little to do with the actual road, but had every...
Rock Cafe, the #route66 Restaurant That Survived a Tornado
Oklahoma, according to Wikipedia, lies between a semi-arid zone, a humid continental one and a humid subtropical one. This means weather can get weird in a hurry. The biggest weather problem people have there is with tornadoes.
The staff o...
“Edge:” a flash fiction story
George stepped onto the observation deck at 30 Hudson Yards in Manhattan and did not throw up.
Though God knew it was what he wanted.
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#route66: When In Illinois, Look Out For the Gemini Giant
He stands thirty feet tall. He wears a bullet-shaped helmet and a blue-green jumpsuit. And he holds a miniature rocket in his hands.
A movie superhero? Nope, he’s the Gemini Giant—one of many so-called “muffler men” across the country over...
Ethel Waters, “Stormy Weather,” and the Cotton Club
Ethel Waters had a spectacular career as a singer and an actress. As the latter, she was the first black star on TV and the second to get an Oscar nomination.
As the former, she was known for singing one of the greatest songs in American h...
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Since 2021, Rich Watson has been writing about twentieth-century pop culture biweekly, plus original fiction. He enjoys baseball, cooking and hiking. He lives in New York City.
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