“The Doctor is not feelin’ too good today. The Doctor was a bad boy last night. The Doctor over medicated!” Black Death Malt Liquor is a fictional bottom-shelf alcoholic beverage brand that came to popularity thanks to being displayed on one of WKRP’s Doctor Johnny Fever’s favorite t-shirts.
Marilyn Monroe reading Arthur Miller’s An Enemy of the People in 1951. She first met Arthur on the set of As Young As You Feel
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“The city has a pulse that you can feel even if you’re indoors, so being outside where there’s no one around and being in nature