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Posts Tagged ‘piano’

LATE-NIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS FOR OLD PEOPLE

Condi On Leno

Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

You may have forgotten about this with glamorous President Obama hogging the airwaves last evening, but another famous celebrity appeared on the teevee last night! It was that lady, Condoleezza Rice, who made history by becoming the first Secretary of State to wear sexy dominatrix outfits on foreign junkets. She chatted a few minutes with Jay Leno, who gets all the good bookings these days. (Letterman is too busy having sex with his new wife, to whom he finally lost his virginity several days ago.) [NBC]


TALENT SHOW

Condi Plays Piano For The Queen

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008

Thanks to Condoleezza Rice, little schoolchildren all over the world now believe that you can grow up to be an accomplished concert pianist and an embarrassing failure at national defense, security, and diplomacy. On a farewell trip to London, Condi showed off her mad piano-in’ skillz for the Queen and everybody wondered what exciting talents Hillary Clinton might display as Secretary of State. (Hint: worm fiddling.) [ITN]


RICHARD NIXON

Piano Concerto No. 1, by Richard Milhous Nixon

Friday, September 7th, 2007


Here’s your Friday Musical Interlude, by everybody’s favorite president, Richard M. Nixon! This is after he lost to Kennedy (IT WAS RIGGED) and was reduced to making appearances on the Jack Paar show. And we have no idea why the sound turns off at the end of the clip, but it’s probably something to do with National Security.

Richard Nixon plays his Piano Concerto #1 [YouTube]


BILL CLINTON

Richard Nixon: America’s Greatest Celebrity

Tuesday, January 9th, 2007

The amazing Rich Little as Tricky Dick Nixon! - WonketteEverybody knows about Richard Nixon’s bizarre 1968 appearance on the faux-hippie slapstick Laugh In show, but only the elderly and deranged know he also beat Bill Clinton to the “late-night talk-show musical performance” routine by three decades. MORE »