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31 Amazing Photos Of Donna Summer
Shift Buzz “The Queen of Disco” died today at 63. She leaves behind a legacy of beautiful music — and beautiful photos. Here's a look back at her life of sequins, fabulous hair and sartorial surprises.
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Donna Summer Has Died At 63
Shift Buzz The “Queen of Disco” had reportedly been keeping her cancer a secret. She was also working on a new album.
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Truly Frightening "The Brady Bunch" Disco Medley
TV Buzz One of the worst things inflicted upon us by the '70s: The Brady Bunch shaking their booties to disco songs. In sparkly jumpsuits! As horrifying as you'd think.
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Disco At The Intersection
Music Buzz The peppy “True Romance” track from Citizens! can brighten up anyone's daily commute in the Czech Republic.
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Stefania Rotolo: The Queen of Awesome
Celebrity Buzz Move aside Lady Gaga… The internet has crowned Stefania Rotolo the new ruler of Awesomelandia.
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Image: Clubbin’ Baby Seals
This is a visual representation of the only joke I know. Also, how awesome would it be if you dipped the seals in blacklight paint? Only for a short time, obviously, so that they don't die. The joke is less funny if they're dead.
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Link: Disco Finger
A website celebrating the timeless dance move you do with your fingers while dancing to disco. And when I say “you,” I mean “your mom at a formal event.”
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Image: Village People Cowboy in ‘Playgirl’
Former Village People person Randy Jones (the cowboy, obvs) shows off his cow tail for the 35th anniversary issue of Playgirl. This is an outtake, sent exclusively to the Village Voice's Michael Musto. So there, now have a great weekend mkay?
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Link: Free Christmas Disco
http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2008/12/more-christmas.html
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Fall deeper into the holiday madness with these free mp3's that ought to cause some major disco fever. Make sure to play these songs through the night from behind your giant inflatable snowglobe. So your neighbors stop talking to you! Who cares? 'Scrooge' 'em!
