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The Post calls this entertainer "Wacko Jacko", as in "Wacko Jacko Backo" |
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He romances 17-year-old Mariel Hemingway in his 1979 movie "Manhattan" |
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He played the Devil in the 1984 film "Oh, God! You Devil" (by the way, he also played God) |
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Useful in cocktails, it's carbonated water |
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In 1977 the Post sold 1 million papers instead of the usual 600,000 when this NYC serial killer was "Caught!" |
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In 1949's "White Heat" he reaches the "top of the world" before blowing up |
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(Alex: And to help set up the clue, please welcome Broadway's "Phantom of the Opera", Howard McGillen) Act I of "Phantom of the Opera" ends with this fixture crashing to the stage |
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On 1950s TV its members included Darlene Gillespie & Annette Funicello |
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Reporting a scandal, the Post put "Dis-" before this name of the NYC mayor's residence |
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In "Pride of the Yankees", Gary Cooper played this proud but ailing Yankee |
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In 1974 he tied Babe Ruth's record in his first at-bat of the season |
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As Claire Standish, Molly Ringwald endures detention in this 1985 film |
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In Julio Iglesias' hometown: Hola! |
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The Post smelled the blood of this tabloid rival with August 7, 1992's "Save-the-News Talks in Chaos" |
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Peter Graves spies on William Holden & the other G.I.s in this 1953 P.O.W. film |
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Employees say "Thank God it's" this, especially when a dress code makes it "casual" |
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They're the Boy George band heard here in 1983 with their first U.S. Top 10 hit ("Do You Really Want to Hurt Me") |
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In Yitzhak Rabin's hometown: Shalom! |
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The Post created this alliterative appellation for escort service boss Sydney Biddle Barrows |
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Oscar-winning political drama seen here (with Broderick Crawford speaking) |
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The albums "So" & "Us" made a megastar of this first lead singer of Genesis |
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This very first multi-use credit card was originally used in New York City restaurants in 1950 |
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In Akira Kurosawa's hometown: Kon-nichi Wa! |
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