I had to go to the dentist today. The dentist had installed TVs on the ceiling so patients could watch TV--headphones included--while being treated.
Anyway, the TV was on CNN. It covered <img src=images/smilies/animated/censored.gif> Clark extensively. I watched American Bandstand sometimes as a kid but the music didn't really suit my temperament. So I thought of Clark as a preserved curiosity who defied the ravages of time. I don't know if it was the local anesthesia or what but CNN convinced me Clark was a cultural icon who moved race relations forward by introducing black musicians to white audiences. By all accounts, Clark was a good guy.
Like your avatar. I just saw 'My Week With Marilyn,' 'Some Like It Hot,' and 'Niagara.' Now that was an icon! I'd recommend any of them but 'My Week With Marilyn" was very well done and Michelle Williams was spectacular.
Thanks for the post. Too bad <img src=images/smilies/animated/censored.gif> Clark gets censored.