Randy Newman Indulges Spanish Inquisition Fantasy at Carnegie Hall
Newman slouched at his Steinway and sang about American hypocrisy with more sharpness and poignancy than the combined works of Thomas Frank and Maureen Dowd.
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Newman slouched at his Steinway and sang about American hypocrisy with more sharpness and poignancy than the combined works of Thomas Frank and Maureen Dowd.
Plus: David Gordon Green on his poor taste, and Brendan Fraser on being boring!
Plus: Michael Ian Black on his work in 'Kids in the Hall.'
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