Jim: Well, he asked me to make a film about The Stooges and I'm a Stooges fan.
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A particular Three Stooges film featured a courtroom scene that had deteriorated into the usual Stooges' chaos.
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The Stooges released three studio albums: they followed up "The Stooges" with "Fun House," in 21969, and "Raw Power," in 22003.
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The 'three stooges' These "three stooges of socialism," as Bolton calls the leaders of the three countries, are are not the targets of his rhetoric alone.
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For the past few days they've been a tight team, promoting their newly released, eight-years-in-the-making Stooges doc, Gimme Danger (named after a Stooges song, naturally).
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He was like ' And this was before The Three Stooges!
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Man, you never, EVER heard The Stooges sounding like this!
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That's a Stooges record, but I know what you mean.
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They view their voters, their viewers, as saps. Stooges. Suckers.
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They view their voters, their viewers, as saps. Stooges. Suckers.
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Total Chaos: The Story of The Stooges is out now.
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He denounces the ruling party as corrupt stooges of Uncle Sam.
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"We call it 'Three Stooges Syndrome,'" the doctor tells Mr. Burns.
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The Saudis say the Houthis are stooges of their enemy Iran.
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He signed MC5 and the Stooges to Elektra in one swoop.
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Stooges Brass Band starring Trombone Shorty, jazz and hip-hop beats.
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YONKERS Stooges Brass Band starring Trombone Shorty, jazz and hip-hop.
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Appalachian Trail" and dubbed the trio of challengers "The Three Stooges.
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Our team is the three musketeers and theirs is the three stooges.
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Jim: Also, I think it's important to know what inspired The Stooges.
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Al Shabaab accuses the presidential and parliamentary candidates of being foreign stooges.
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Three the Stooges on TV. Two the two-faced lie he told.
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He dismissed protesters as "stooges of the United States," lauded Maj. Gen.
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Out of excuses, the stooges flip To the sound of a tweet!
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The Three Stooges, all badly failed candidates, will give it a go!
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Wondrous enough to merit this: Yeah, sure it was Curly of the Three Stooges who coined the dance, but (hot take warning:) the Three Stooges are annoying AF, and so here's the inimitable Homer Simpson imitating Curly's dance.
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Right behind me, like the Three Stooges entering a room, my wife yelled.
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We didn't look like the three stooges, but we looked kind of comical.
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But they were stooges of al-Qaeda, he brusquely told the Western press.
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You need 'The Three Stooges' just as much as you need John Oliver.
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This is a Stooges film; this is not a history of Iggy Pop.
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You need the Three Stooges just as much as you need John Oliver.
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Let's stop being the world's stooges, because we're certainly not the world's leaders.
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Other members of the Stooges are interviewed separately and offer little of interest.
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You asked Iggy in the end what the legacy of The Stooges is.
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The Stooges are now functionally kaput—of the original lineup, only Pop is left.
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The Stooges played their first public show at Detroit's Grande Ballroom, in March, 1968.
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It's like trying to explain to someone why the "Three Stooges" were so funny.
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They played the marathon just weeks ago, covering Nico, The Stooges, Devo, and more.
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Do you have a favorite piece of Iggy or Stooges memorabilia that you own?
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And you will always win my heart by mentioning Iggy Pop and THE STOOGES.
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Trump picks a mix of standouts and stooges and disempowers them — if they're lucky.
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What possible stooges has Trump not humiliated publicly to the point where they've pulled support?
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The reunion magnified the Stooges' significance, particularly when they were booked alongside younger rock bands.
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You played with a lot of great bands including MC5, Stooges, AC/DC and Ramones?
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We were referencing the Stooges a couple of years before people like Mark Arm were.
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Hearing this message, of course, does not transform those US elites into pro-Emirati stooges.
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The Stooges spent about four and a half years together, and then we went down.
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I think The Stooges are one of the most innovative and influential bands there are.
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" Ron, just off the top of his head, said, "We'll call it the Stooges, man.
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The veteran bass Paul Plishka smoothly dispatched the roles of the stooges Benoit and Alcindoro.
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The Stooges fell apart shortly thereafter, for all the usual reasons: drugs, clashing agendas, poor sales.
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" He continued, "Can you name another band that's taken longer to be understood than the Stooges?
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They formed a band called the Psychedelic Stooges, and began developing their sound in the basement.
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Our politicians and militias are stooges for Iran, they gave them import licences for all this.
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Iggy Pop and the Stooges appear at 128, 185 and 191; MC5 at 284 and 446.
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You produced the iconic debuts by The Stooges, The Modern Lovers, and The Patti Smith Group.
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I didn't want to make a Jim Jarmusch-like film, it's a film celebrating The Stooges.
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There's probably a Behind the Music about Poison, there's one about me, but not The Stooges.
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"Obama & his stooges tried to extinguish my American dream & destroy my faith in America," he tweeted.
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Similarly, at 35A, "Article of neckwear for the Stooges?" is the clue for THREE-WAY TIE.
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The Three Stooges were a vaudeville and slapstick comedy team whose antics regularly appeared on television.
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Whether it actually avoids emulating said tedium depends on how engaging you find its two stooges.
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Put simply, the Stooges may never have begat Nirvana had they not passed through the Pixies.
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Finally, Iggy and The Stooges appeared on screen, and I knew that "Gimme Danger" had begun.
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The band's Hawkwind-worshipping, Stooges-referencing debut, Black Magic Boogieland, is out now on TeePee Records.
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Recent tours supporting The Fall and Mike Watt (Minutemen, The Stooges) are good jumping-off points too.
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Good luck complaining to the band of corporate-friendly stooges currently in control of the federal government.
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He had changed into a pair of "Three Stooges"-themed pajama pants, a gift from Ron Asheton.
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It is notable that the Democratic cry of "Russian stooges" involves fear of a third party challenge.
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A year earlier, he had caught Iggy and the Stooges at their first show in New York.
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I asked Jim seven or eight years ago if he would make a movie about the Stooges.
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Many are dogged by accusations of criminal links, others by allegations that they have become opportunistic government stooges.
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The story gets told now as a metaphor: the Stooges simply refused to acknowledge the laws of physics.
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"Iggy and the Stooges were a giant opening to me," the singer and writer Richard Hell told me.
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So we wanted to do that for our generation and turn them on to bands like the Stooges.
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But after the court, packed with government stooges, declared Mr Tshisekedi the victor, SADC backed down almost immediately.
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Then I started editing the thing on paper and using him as an oral historian of The Stooges.
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In its intimate physicality, this bit suggests a delightfully weird riff on a slap-happy Three Stooges exchange.
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He made his second video a month later, about The Three Stooges, and then another one after that.
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To further improve your Monday, let's move on with some Three Stooges of the Shemp variety: Your thoughts?
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Danny was an A & R guy who had signed Iggy and the Stooges to Elektra in the '60s.
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"It feels like the Three Stooges, with everyone knocking heads and falling on the ground unconscious," she said.
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The Three STOOGES were originally in "shorts," short episodic films that preceded the feature presentation at the movies.
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Arrogant and unaccountable corporate stooges who run globalist multilateral institutions like the International Monetary Fund and the European Union. ?
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"The Stooges," which was produced by John Cale, of the Velvet Underground, is the band at its most economic.
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Students are often portrayed by the media and politicians as stooges of their government, bent on curbing academic freedom.
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We were influenced by the original bands from Detroit like the MC5, The Stooges, The Frost and Brownsville Station.
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It ultimately relies heavily on a few interviews and the scant archival footage that exists of early Stooges performances.
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The Stooges - formed in 1967, disbanded in 1974 and reformed in 2003 - were a more critical than commercial success.
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There are casual confessions of self-destructive, out-of-control behavior by Iggy Pop and his band, the Stooges.
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Though, on the show, their selections end up leaning more toward splintered guitar acts like Slint and The Stooges.
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"Obama & his stooges tried to extinguish my American dream & destroy my faith in America," he wrote after the pardon.
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This would serve only to validate Al Qaeda's anti-Saudi ideology, which depicts the royal family as American stooges.
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Totally coincidentally, Robert Frank's first job when he came to America was as a photographer for the Three Stooges.
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"The Republican Party, GOP of California, is nothing but zionist stooges," Little said, before spitting on an Israeli flag.
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So far the Taliban have refused to meet with Mr. Ghani and his government, describing them as mere stooges.
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But the fake documents legitimized intervention by suggesting that the Bolshevik stooges were not representative of the Russian people.
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Certainly, a song like the Stooges' " I Wanna Be Your Dog " didn't share much DNA with a moony anthem like the 5th Dimension's "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In," one of the best-selling singles of 1969, or even with most of the lineup at Woodstock; the Stooges weren't coastal, arty, or conciliatory.
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The rock & roll greats often took this Ur-Song approach—the Ramones, the Stooges, the Seeds, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry.
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In early August, the eponymous début album from the Stooges, which Pop helped form, in 1967, celebrated its fiftieth anniversary.
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The way Parker frames the scene, the men look like the Three Stooges, hunched over, talking about a botched gag.
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"You can play a game like Putin, where all the stooges on the other side let you score," he said.
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Bolton closed his speech to loud applause, after comparing the leaders of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua to The Three Stooges.
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But that's something that people tend to interpret from the Stooges or the Ramones, that they were dumb or primitive.
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The court found that Mr. Saderup was liable because his drawings were too imitative, failing to "transform" the Stooges' likeness.
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The comic MOE Howard was the leader of The Three Stooges, and was notable for his black bowl-shaped haircut.
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He also worked alongside some of the era's greats — Paul Newman, Robert Taylor, Jackie Gleason, Steve McQueen and The Three Stooges.
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Leaders wanted to drive home the point that if Democratic lawmakers don't fill the Fox News airwaves, know-nothing stooges will.
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They were inspirational to other bands just as the Velvet Underground, the Stooges, and the New York Dolls were to them.
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Those words hardly describe any music in rock today, but that's what the Stooges gave us—perfect, seemingly effortless rock songs.
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The early days of The Stooges story, the riffs, the highs, the lows, the rock 'n' roll chaos make compelling viewing.
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Conservatives may denounce their opponents as western stooges; reformists may mutter that the conservatives are the Shia equivalent of Islamic State.
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They are following the standard overused leftist diatribe manual, labeling the appointees as a mix of Kremlin stooges, sexists, and racists.
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Each succeeding term that entered the lexicon developed a pejorative connotation; consider the idiot-and-moron banter of the Three Stooges.
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Evil Dead II was cowritten by Scott Spiegel, who was a huge fan of the Three Stooges—and we were, too.
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So there's the 90s nights, but I think we've made it into the eternal punk rock nights too, alongside the Stooges.
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" In an early Monday tweet, Trump referred to him and the other candidates as "The Three Stooges, all badly failed candidates.
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The message here is slightly heavy-handed: these two bodies are the apparent stooges of Capitalism's propensity to stifle free speech.
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Labelling civil-rights campaigners as stooges for foreign governments is trickier when the party itself is accused of protecting polluters from abroad.
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In the Senate, she has eviscerated Trump stooges such as Attorney General William Barr and Justice Brett Kavanaugh with her incisive questioning.
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" D'Souza tweeted thanking Trump for the pardon, saying "Obama & his stooges tried to extinguish my American dream & destroy my faith in America.
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If anything, consumed by the power of the presidency and surrounded by a cadre of "yes" men and stooges, he's getting worse.
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But facts have been powerless against a torrent of abuse and ridicule targeted at European journalists, researchers and others labeled NATO stooges.
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He's real good), Stooges-esque drive (they even covered "Loose" from Iggy Pop's proto-punk band on a John Peel radio session).
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Shuffling through T. Rex, Mott the Hoople, the Stooges, Gary Glitter, Queen and dozens of others, we always return to Bowie's arc.
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Dr. Hill was even more pointed with her message, which boiled down to: Republican lawmakers need to stop behaving like Russian stooges.
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Danny Fields of Elektra Records, who later signed the Stooges and the Ramones, heard Mr. Peel and signed him to the label.
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Before you know it, it will be throwing onion dip at the Three Stooges on the television and fucking up all your doorframes.
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The story loses any sense of its characters as individual people, and turns them into generic horror-movie stooges lining up to die.
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If the president nominates one of his stooges, such as Rudy Giuliani or Chris Christie, to replace Mr Comey, that opposition will grow.
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"Iggy and the Stooges were making a deeper political statement that had to do with disenfranchisement and disconnection from the mainstream," Kramer said.
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It's a rebuke of the old Iggy Pop and the Stooges hit "I Wanna Be Your Dog," from the female point of view.
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Neither Trump nor Sanders would be where they are today if it weren't for three stooges Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen.
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Partially freaked out, but totally focused, the band pumped out a track that could easily be mistaken for early recordings by The Stooges.
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In terms of emotional response they're the perfect fusion between The Stooges and Ceremony - dejected and frustrated but often landing sunny side up.
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Stay tuned for Noisey's Kim Taylor Bennet, who talks with director Jim Jarmusch and Iggy Pop to discuss their Stooges documentary Gimme Danger.
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They ran through their fight scenes, stomping and kicking and smacking at half speed, as if they were in a Three Stooges routine.
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Así como destruía a Bowie o The Stooges, expresaba su admiración por los novedosos proyectos de Kraftwerk, Jethro Tull, Blondie o The Clash.
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I just thought I was in a garage band, like the bands I loved from the 60s such as The Stooges and MC5.
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It's usually easier to run than it is to fight in Mirror's Edge: Catalyst, especially when you're facing a lot of corporate security stooges.
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But replacing them would require finding another four candidates willing to act as political stooges, and then getting those nominees confirmed by the Senate.
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They charged ahead with vintage tracks like "Break Into Your Heart" and "Success," but left out any Stooges songs (sorry, no "Search and Destroy").
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Trying to fend off this new challenge, African National Congress officials have attacked the alliance as a party of white leaders and black stooges.
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Even before I made it into the house to inspect my quickly blackening eye, I was coming up with the Three Stooges-inspired scenario.
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It says it is autonomous from the Russian Orthodox Church, and many of its followers feel they are unfairly cast as "stooges" of Moscow.
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There's a great broken humanity to him and a great gentleness, which is a crazy word to say in regards to the Three Stooges.
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They accuse honest judges of malfeasance and replace them with stooges, or unleash tax inspectors on independent television stations and force their owners to sell.
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Since 2011 it has produced a satirical news show called the "Zambezi News", mocking the state broadcaster, ZBC, and the stooges who appear on it.
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Al-Qaeda had been focused on getting the West out of Muslim lands and ending its support for Arab dictators it deemed apostates and stooges.
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They were as exciting to me in a Milwaukee club in 2012 as the Stooges must have seemed to some Ann Arbor kid in 1967.
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The Stooges were doctors in white coats and worked in a hospital and kept getting in everybody's way and punching one another and falling down.
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Knowing that certain people that I love deeply, and depended on, are just going to go to their graves being stooges for fascism and authoritarianism?
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"Mueller's stooges literally are doing everything within their power, and then some, to try and remove President Trump from office," Mr. Hannity said last Wednesday.
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On the Stooges' "I Wanna Be Your Dog," Cale is the guy maniacally stabbing that one note on the piano for the whole three minutes.
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The Italians have been portrayed as stooges of the Russians, and Markiv's supporters have started to claim that the prosecution used Russian propaganda as evidence.
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He launches into "I Wanna Be Your Dog," thrashing around to that angsty, single-note piano riff that announced the arrival of The Stooges in 1969.
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The trio, which the Boston Herald dubbed the "three stooges of crime" on Friday, robbed a convenience store in the city's Dorchester neighborhood on Wednesday evening.
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In the early seventies, Funkadelic fell in with the Detroit rock scene, matching the wailing anarchy of proto-punk acts like the MC5 and the Stooges.
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You know, we did this event last Tuesday at Third Man in Detroit, and they had the premiere of the [Stooges documentary Gimme Danger] that night.
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The Houthis follow Zaydi Islam, which is related to the Shiite branch dominant in Iran, and the Saudis and some Americans see them as Iranian stooges.
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"The Three Stooges, all badly failed candidates, will give it a go!" the president said, leaning on his penchant for bestowing derisive nicknames on his opponents.
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" Journalist Edward Murrow said those words 65 years ago, responding to Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy and his accusations of Americans being "Russian stooges" and "fellow travelers.
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Are they going to risk becoming labeled "Russian stooges" for ignoring documented Russian attacks on American democracy while endorsing a pro-Russian conspiracy theory on Ukraine?
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That was no great feat: with no genuine opposition permitted, he trounced the three stooges included on the ballot to put a democratic gloss on the vote.
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Spacey, whose mother volunteered there during his youth, recalled caroling there as a child during the holidays and meeting aging stars like The Three Stooges' Larry Fine.
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Still, the overlap in personnel could be explained by correlation rather than conspiracy: working for Mr Putin's stooges, and for Mr Trump, require similar lacks of scruple.
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IGGY POP We're sitting in the Lincoln Center dining room, waiting to host a screening of "Gimme Danger" [Jarmusch's 2016 documentary about Pop's career with the Stooges].
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Slash is such a fluid player, making the sleaze of New York Dolls and the Stooges feel as romantic as David Gilmour jamming with Thin Lizzy's Gary Moore.
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A playful Jarmusch, who claims the Stooges are "basically the greatest rock band ever", gives his trademark touch in the cutaways, a mix of animations and historical clips.
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Jim Jarmusch brings us the rock 'n' roll story of Iggy Pop and the Stooges, who in the late '203s and early '70s set the stage for punk.
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Perhaps the director, who calls the Stooges "the greatest rock 'n' roll band ever," worried that hair-raising tales of past excesses would undermine this exercise in canonization.
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Left-wing publications such as Glenn Greenwald's "The Intercept" have gone out of their way to make excuses for the regime and treat its critics as Washington stooges.
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Years of deregulation and efforts to "shrink the government" started by Reagan and accelerated by both Bush administrations left the FDA underfunded and staffed with big food stooges.
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But the party-controlled news media has accused opponents of the legislation of acting as stooges for foreign enemies trying to foment disorder and humiliate and weaken China.
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Additionally, however, there was Macado's, a family-friendly restaurant with quirky decor—think 3 Stooges mannequins flying a plane hung from the ceiling—that spawned a regional franchise.
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"Luckily, Rosalind is a pretty amazing musician, so when she plugs in the Strat and we lay into some Stooges covers, it becomes a winemaking tool," he said.
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I find it interesting that you're signed to the same label as Yung Lean and Bladee and all these rappers but you sound more like The Stooges or Devo.
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"Thanks Larry & the 3 stooges I'm always working non stop and got sick but still showed up & set still wasn't ready for me — vile jealous liars," Farrah Abraham tweeted.
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It doesn't matter how much the president and his stooges try to distract the country from the issue with baseless and—frankly, laughable—claims of Obama wiretapping Trump Tower.
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In the Taliban's letter, they write that if the war couldn't be won with professional troops, it will never be won "with mercenaries, notorious contractor firms, and immoral stooges."
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I was more into like Iggy and the Stooges and the New York Dolls and the underground—the stuff that was punk rock before it was called punk rock.
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And whenever the government starts grooming its own favourite Muslims, whose distinguishing feature is impeccable moderation, they can rapidly come to be seen as stooges by their own community.
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But if we merely prove to be kinder, gentler corporate stooges — if we allow the nascent Trump loyalist autocracy to take hold — we may not get a second chance.
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Slapstick violence collides with an air of rot, and for a time the movie feels like a cross between "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and a vintage Three Stooges short.
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Mr. Vega had been galvanized by seeing a concert at which Iggy Pop, lead singer of the Stooges, leapt into the audience and ended the show bloody and triumphant.
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Then one of the punny clues came through for me, and I remembered Larry Fine was one of the THREE STOOGES, and was able to tentatively build from there.
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In that case, the owners of the post-mortem rights of the Three Stooges sued a celebrity lithographer, Gary Saderup, for selling T-shirts bearing the comedy trio's images.
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With hindsight, some say, that was a mistake because the protesters deserved the United States' public backing, and the Iranian government would have labeled them foreign stooges either way.
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We're lucky to have a robust and dogged former G-man as a special counsel, posing real peril for the Russian stooges who helped put this president in office.
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The assaults "will only increase hatred for the governments of the United States and their stooges in the region like the Saudis," Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said.
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The Animal Liberation Front, a Three Stooges-like crew led by Mr. Dano, includes an attenuated young man so anguished about humanity's carbon footprint that he refuses to eat.
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Bob Costas and I would start a conversation with a stated purpose, but we would finish by giggling about Shemp Howard, one of the Three Stooges, or Bob Uecker.
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Imagine a country, where, a few months later, the governing party's stooges on the supreme court decide that's not enough and fully take over the powers of the legislature.
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For this party, nothing is off limits: Not many can successfully weave the Beatles, the Stooges, Donna Summer and the disco group the Peech Boys into a killer playlist.
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By the time that they made "Raw Power," James Williamson was playing lead guitar and Ron Asheton was on bass, and they had rebranded themselves as Iggy and the Stooges.
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In the early nineteen-seventies, he was notorious for subverting cultural standards; a concert by the Stooges often included bloodshed, along with the triumphant celebration of one or more perversions.
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He championed The Velvet Underground, worked as a publicist for Elektra Records with The Doors, the MC5, and The Stooges, not to mention managing the Ramones from the ground up.
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From the Wise Men to the Blind Mice to the Little Pigs, from Three Dog Night to Three Days Grace, from the Stooges to the Musketeers to the Holy Trinity.
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At the time, the White House indicated Comey was fired based on a memo, which was drafted by stooges at the Justice Department, ridiculing Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation.
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En esta entrevista, el célebre líder de The Stooges, encara con franqueza sus años de juventud y la espiral de drogas que terminó por derribar al punk como movimiento contracultural.
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That absurd price tag, along with the sophistication of the hack, made it seem like these weren't really crybercriminals looking to make a buck, but instead Putin stooges with bad grammar.
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WILLIAMS: One -- one is a matter of total distraction, diversion from the Russian probe, put up like a smoke screen by the Trump administration and by his stooges in the Congress.
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He adds smart little suggestions like adding the 'Stooges chord' on the Rhodes and when the guitar solo was too wanky shrill he had me triple it in a lower octave.
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For example in the James Williamson [The Stooges guitarist from 1970] interview, that was a backstage dressing room and there was a sink in there and it looked like a bathroom.
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"I fell in love with the music before I saw them," Mr. Fields said in an interview, describing the sound he heard emanating from the hall where the Stooges were playing.
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The album has the customary Escovedo mixture of romping Stooges guitar and plaintive folk, but also, in places, a cinematic heft that suggests Ennio Morricone—a whiff of the spaghetti Southwestern.
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The spirit of bands like The Stooges and The Bad Seeds was evident in both their music and the way in which they navigated the delicate politics of the music industry.
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I never expected the music to cross over the way it did, because its reference points like the Velvet Underground, the Stooges, and Syd Barrett hadn't been successful [by the early 70s].
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Like many a music-world lifer, Stooges frontman and all around rock'n'roll icon Iggy Pop has been enlisted for a radio residency over the last several months on BBC Radio 6 Music.
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Nor did Larry Fine of the Three Stooges, who reportedly got his trademark finger-in-the-socket do when he neglected to dry off after a rinse in his dressing-room sink.
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In the lengthy statement, the Taliban criticized the Afghan government as "stooges", "lying corrupt leaders" and "repulsive sellouts" who are providing Washington with overly optimistic "rosy pictures" of the situation in Afghanistan.
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While working for Elektra Records in 1968, Mr Fields signed both MC5 and The Stooges, who served as the ur-bands for the punk-rock explosion and who remain revered by young musicians.
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He is missing a great show out there because he is trying to put his little show together and it has less credibility and is less entertaining than an old "Three Stooges" clip.
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"With only a few exceptions, the individuals that President-Elect Trump has appointed is the greatest collection of stooges and cronies and misfits we have ever seen in a presidential administration," said Rep.
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The "three stooges," as Mr. Trump branded them on Twitter, saw themselves more as the Three Musketeers, who together hoped to create a chorus of Republican voices opposing Mr. Trump from different viewpoints.
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Music-obsessive Jim Jarmusch has two TIFF films this year: Paterson, a dramedy that sneaks in a Method Man cameo, and Gimme Danger, about The Stooges with Iggy Pop as its primary subject.
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In the 70s, he fast-tracked more than one sleeping giant of rock back into the limelight: the aforementioned Stooges legend, as well as seminal pop grump Lou Reed of the Velvet Underground.
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Of the new "Fresh Start" earning its lead position, the Runaways' "Cherry Bomb" a crucial quantum louder than the Blackhearts', a "Crimson and Clover" born to be obliterated by its Stooges B side?
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Both are obsessive collectors of Stooges memorabilia ("probably bigger than anybody," claims Gold), but while the two had long discussed putting together a book about the iconic group, the prospect was still daunting.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump dismissed three Republican challengers to his 2020 re-election as "the Three Stooges" on Monday and expressed doubt about ever agreeing to meet them on a debate stage.
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You can watch the full Pearl Jam here: Soundgarden guitarist Kim Thayil also joined the band later on, for a cover-filled encore that included songs by MC5, The Stooges, and Dead Boys.
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In the video, two avatar heads – which are inexplicably still wearing Oculus headgear in VR – play ping pong, handle virtual puppets, throw virtual bricks and essentially treat each other like the Three Stooges.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The United States should withdraw all its troops from Afghanistan and stop listening to "stooges" in Kabul, the Taliban warned in an open letter to U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
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There were the rumors of farmers in India driven to suicide by GMO-incurred debt, the tales of sullied gene pools and browbeaten scientists and university stooges and journalist shills and Brobdingnagian government influence.
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It didn't hurt that it was Detroit, a city that has defined "authentic" for indie types from the days of the Stooges, who came from nearby Ann Arbor, right through to the White Stripes.
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It's possible to find echoes of the Stooges' penchant for physical and spiritual obliteration in contemporary music; I often encounter a similar sort of purposeful dissolution in the songs of emerging rappers on SoundCloud.
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He followed those years with an extensive solo career punctuated by Stooges reunions and collaborations with musicians from Green Day to Guns N' Roses to Best Coast and others eager to acknowledge his influence.
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Such a linear approach is not necessarily what you'd expect from Jarmusch, but the director's primary concern was to service Stooges fans and faithfully preserve the band's legacy, and this much he's certainly achieved.
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Of course Iggy, as The Stooges jittery, near-naked frontman, hopping like a baboon, shimmying like a snake, and knocking out his front teeth out with his abandoned performances, is the doc's driving force.
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Initially planning to interview a lot more individuals who had worked with Pop over the years, Jarmusch narrowed the focus of the piece, which opens with one of the Stooges' notorious early 70s breakups.
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But in the House, incumbents need to figure out how to persuade what's likely going to be a more-liberal-than-normal midterm electorate that they aren't just stooges for our big wet president.
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President Xi Jinping has not publicly commented on the protests, but state news outlets have portrayed opponents of the legislation as stooges for foreign enemies who are trying to foment disorder and humiliate China.
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At the time of writing, the hashtag was largely populated by tweets referencing instances of violence during the protests, and accusing participants of being "thugs" or stooges of Washington fighting for Hong Kong independence.
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While the embryonic phase of the scene produced facsimiles of well-known American bands like the Ramones and the Stooges, modern Chinese popular music has shot off in many different, and often experimental, directions.
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"[The victim] was starting to bleed when the 'zero' was used to cut a close path down the middle of his head, leaving him looking a bit like Larry from the Three Stooges," Despain said.
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Regal is clearly playing the cowardly bad guy, and as the match begins, he's reacting to Storm's fiery offense by reeling from the hits and stumbling around the ring like one of the Three Stooges.
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But exposure via the Internet and commercials — "people learn about music in those 10-second chunks," he said — gave the Stooges and Mr. Pop's solo albums a surge of popularity in the 2010s, he explained.
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And Mackintosh — whom you may remember from Luther or as any number of weirdos, corporate stooges, and yes men from the past handful of years — is finally allowed to put his prodigious charm to use.
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It's akin to having The Stooges play your house show, but staying true to the egalitarian nature of the proceedings, it felt more like a long favoured uncle finally showing up to the family BBQ.
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Suicide, if "Frankie Teardrop" was played pop, and repurposed Stooges riffs abound, while Ian slinks lyrics that are half arch seduction and half hep-cat insurrectionist manifesto, but both sides delivered with a pleading sincerity.
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Later that week, your boss hands you a plastic cup with a testing lab's logo on it and you remember that you're not Stooges-era Iggy Pop, but a working grunt subject to drug testing.
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He's a rock 'n' roll mover, shaker, influencer and scene maker — a Harvard Law School dropout who eventually fell in with Andy Warhol's Factory crowd and went on to manage the Stooges and the Ramones.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE is already running.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE and former Rep.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE will also participate.
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Take, for example, the band's new video for "Les Be in Love"—Surfbort's first release with Cult Records—which sees frontperson Dani Miller donning Cupid's bow and arrow to have at bigots and corporate stooges.
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As the citizen (John Keating) and Roy (Gerardo Rodriguez) hoist their hostage (Tom O'Keefe) onto the platform and proceed to interrogate him, we might almost be watching a Three Stooges routine, except with less finesse.
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A hatch on the bottom propels the collected dust and debris downward in a high-powered plume, the likes of which would be right at home in a Three Stooges short film or a cartoon.
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In style, if not substance, Mr. Trump delivered an address that nearly any of his Republican primary opponents — whom he once savaged as establishment stooges — might have delivered had they been standing at the rostrum.
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Her father, Bernard, an Orthodox rabbi, transformed his tiny synagogue for shopkeepers on West 47th Street into a mecca for actors from Broadway, among them Sophie Tucker, Eddie Cantor and two of the Three Stooges.
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Kicking down the barriers between audience and artist has been Iggy's lifelong vocation—"I felt it was important to make contact at every show" he says in Jim Jarmusch's recent documentary on The Stooges, Gimme Danger.
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Tens of thousands of demonstrators occupy the streets chanting for justice, but the prime minister, who has previously referred to journalists as "prostitutes" and "toilet spiders", dismisses them as stooges of opposition parties or foreign speculators.
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The result further broadens the reach of the Democratic Alliance, which traditionally has been led by white South Africans, and which the A.N.C. attacked during the campaign as a party of white leaders and black stooges.
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Mel Brooks got belly laughs out of satirizing the German dictator in his 1967 movie The Producers, and even during the war itself, Hollywood mocked Hitler with movies like the Three Stooges comedy You Nazty Spy!
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Because of this, the music of punk classics like the Clash, the Sex Pistols, the Buzzcocks and the Damned found its way to Yugoslavia, along with that of Patti Smith, the Stooges and New York Dolls.
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The choreography — a mess of spins, posturing and angry hopping — makes the three sisters into the same brat, and when the three men play the Fool, it's worse: They're like the Three Stooges trying to do cabaret.
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But when you're actually there in that atmosphere and you're around it, and you're watching movies, whether, with his kids, whether it's Little Rascals or Three Stooges, and you're watching these things, it's like, it's very innocent.
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But when you're actually there in that atmosphere and you're around it, and you're watching movies, whether, with his kids, whether it's Little Rascals or Three Stooges, and you're watching these things, it's like, it's very innocent.
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While "Paterson", Jarmusch's feature film, competing for the Palme d'Or prize, is a quiet ode to everyday life, "Gimme Danger" turns the amplifier up to maximum in a collage of the career of Pop's band, the Stooges.
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He referred to the leaders of that trio of countries as "clowns" who were "akin to Larry, Curly and Moe" of the Three Stooges, and demanded they step aside or the U.S. would remove them from power.
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After Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the UAE cut ties to Doha on Monday, accusing it of supporting militants and Iran, regional allies followed suit and denounced domestic foes as Qatari stooges, undermining reconciliation efforts by foreign powers.
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The packaging was really inspired by some of the things that really clicked for me when growing up, when I first found the look that I connected with: Iggy and the Stooges in the early '70s, basically.
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Approached as a piece of music history education, it's tremendously fun, thanks primarily to its liberal deployment of high-energy clips of the Stooges doing what they did best: blowing the roof off wherever they were playing.
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Most come to this work to provide underserved children with a better shot at educational success, but now they're increasingly branded as corporate stooges selling out public education by critics who challenge charter schools' right to exist.
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He championed bands like the Velvet Underground while working as a radio host for WFMU, did publicity for the Doors and the Stooges, and by the 70s, was writing a hugely influential column for the Soho Weekly News.
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Makarkin said Trump and his circle would now be accused of being Kremlin stooges every time they pushed for detente with Russia, with senior Republicans likely to warn that any rapprochement would hand political capital to the Democrats.
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The album, Open Your Eyes, will feature "an incredible cast of diverse supporting acts including Todd Rundgren, The Stooges' James Williamson, country legend Charlie Daniels, industrial pioneers Ministry, The Cars' Elliot Easton and more," according to Cleopatra Records.
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I had met him when he was recording Fucked Up. I remember he was playing drums for Fucked Up when they opened for the Stooges, and Damian [Abraham] asked me to come out and do "Vivian Girls" with them.
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Mark SanfordMarshall (Mark) Clement SanfordKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now The Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE (R-S.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE (R) joined the race earlier this year.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE (R) is also campaigning to unseat Trump.
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Lester Bangs, who was his own kind of revivalist conservative, wished as far back as Led Zeppelin II for the Stooges to bum-rush them off the stage and save us from the 1970s before they could even happen.
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The laughs come in jolts and waves in "The Death of Stalin," delivered in a brilliantly arranged mix of savage one-liners, lacerating dialogue and perfectly timed slapstick that wouldn't be out of place in a Three Stooges bit.
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The bloodshed that followed was one of the most violent days since the uprising began at the start of October, with anti-corruption demonstrations that swelled into a revolt against authorities seen by young demonstrators as stooges of Tehran.
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Of course he should be glad: The Bureau has now twice rescued him, first by reopening the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails on the eve of the election, and then by clearing out the Russian stooges in his employ.
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The three people in those roles are Great Hill Partners stooges; its CEO is Jim Spanfeller, its executive editor is Paul Maidment, who has worked with Spanfeller for decades, and its general counsel is Kai Falkenberg, who was hired last month.
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Although he was aware of the middling reviews for his Iggy Pop and the Stooges documentary Gimme Danger—one of the few nonfiction films in Cannes's official selection—his mood seemed as bright and even as the clear skies above.
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He discovered punk rock, and as soon as he and his friends got their licenses, they made their way to the gritty clubs of the city that had spawned not only Motown but Iggy and the Stooges and the MC53.
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"Teachers and students of educational institutes must stay away from all enemy political processes and must not allow the invaders and their stooges to utilize their schools for the implementation of their evil projects," the Taliban said in a statement.
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C.) and Joe WalshJoe WalshTrump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' Joe Walsh urges Republicans to 'say publicly what you think privately' about Trump Joe Walsh announces Republican challenge to Trump MORE (R-Ill.) as well as former Massachusetts Gov.
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John Cale has spent the last four decades of his career producing music for a number of successful recording artists, including Barbra Streisand, Patti Smith, Andy Warhol, LCD Sound System and the Stooges, and composing multiple film and video scores.
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Moves by hardliners to block moderate candidates and portray them as stooges of the West have soured the mood in the final days of campaigning, and Rouhani complained on Wednesday of a public discourse rife with "abuse, accusations and insults".
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With his sinewy frame and defiant stare, Iggy's image has been immortalized by the likes of photographer Mick Rock (on the cover of his band The Stooges' third album, "Raw Power") as well as the artists Peter Hujar and Gerard Malanga.
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But it is hard to imagine the Taliban leadership successfully convincing its fighters and most ardent supporters to accept those provisions, after years of deriding the government as "illegitimate American stooges" and of demanding that all foreign forces leave Afghan soil.
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On the other hand, many Iraqis, and not only Iranian stooges, resent American infringement of their sovereignty, whether in the U.S. attacks on five KH facilities in Iraq and Syria or the assassination of their countrymen al-Muhandis and al-Jabari.
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One of my favorite sections of the book is where he talks about violence and slapstick comedy on the show—and about what a big fan he was of, say, Abbott and Costello, the Three Stooges, and Laurel and Hardy.
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The franchise always had a "boys will be boys" vibe to it, and his encounters with his trio of female sidekicks and Dr. Evil's female stooges carry an air of sexual entitlement that now feels aggressive instead of just playful.
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Almost exactly 50 years after the acid-loving Psychedelic Stooges played their first show on Halloween of 1967—where Iggy played a vacuum cleaner while dressed in a maternity dress and a tin foil afro—he remains the realest rock star alive.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - With "Gimme Danger", a witty documentary on Iggy Pop and the Stooges premiering on Thursday at the Cannes Film Festival, director Jim Jarmusch sheds a bright, playful light on the 1960s band that pre-dated and strongly influenced punk rock.
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"Our intention was to make something somehow close to the Stooges music, which is not easy to do with film - but that means let it be wild and messy and funny and heartfelt and emotional and strong," Jarmusch told journalists on Thursday.
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This Nasty Bitz plotline is kind of disconnected from the main thread of the story so far, but who knows, maybe they'll become a fictional version of Iggy and the Stooges meets the Sex Pistols that saves American Century down the line.
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Bourdain's favorite bands were always the ones that trusted that powerful establishments could be toppled: The Ramones, The New York Dolls, and The Stooges were the sleeper agents who injected themselves into the music industry in order to kill idols and rewrite history.
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Yet while these events were widely covered at the time, with "Evil Genius" there's actually a sense of discovery, and a crime spree so unusual that it genuinely approximates a Coen brothers movie, down to the quirky assortment of culprits and stooges.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE (R), but also because of his history of making controversial comments.
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William WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE (R) — who said he is "thrilled" by Walsh's announcement — former Rep.
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At the time I was so into the Stooges, Blue Cheer, and some of Neil Young's guitar sounds, not to mention the mid-80s post-hardcore stuff like ANTi-SEEN, Pussy Galore, and Drunks With Guns, which was some really ugly stuff.
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" According to Thatcher biographer John Campbell, the Iron Lady's praise "did them no favors in their own communities, where being lauded by the Prime Minister made them look like the stooges of a hated Tory Government—as to an extent they were.
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It's a great place to start if you're looking for Wizard on the attack, but 22008's Wizard Bloody Wizard is also full of direct gut-punch material drawing inspiration from scumbag Detroit rock 'n' roll like the Stooges, Alice Cooper, and the MC5.
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At the time, this seemed like a dicey idea—most of these guys were in their fifties, and so much of the Stooges' power had to do with a kind of lunatic vitality—but somehow the band sounded as exhilarating as it did in 1969.
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This time at virtually every step he has accused the authorities and commission of bias against him, implying, for instance, that the printers are likely to print extra papers to aid ballot-stuffing, or that the returning officers are likely to be government stooges.
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As united as Mexico's opposition is in wanting to be rid of the PRI, it remains deeply divided about how to achieve this - in significant part due to Lopez Obrador's tendency to condemn those who do not support him as stooges of the PRI.
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Toy Soldiers, we were kind of like a modern study of American roots music, and this stuff is kind of embracing a love for the late 70s punk stuff, The Stooges, Richard Hell, Minor Threat, and sort of more aggressive rock and roll music.
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But after former government contractor Edward Snowden exposed the massive underbelly of the government's surveillance apparatus in 113, the companies rushed to introduce new privacy and security features — both to avoid looking like government stooges and to meet the needs of newly anxious customers.
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In particular there are worries that Trump's hostile rhetoric towards Muslim migrants will play into the hands of Islamic State and al Qaeda, which are eager to recruit disaffected young Arabs to wage war on the regional governments they despise as stooges of Washington.
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