“Amal is a human rights lawyer who worked on the Enron case, was an adviser to Kofi Annan regarding Syria, and was selected to a three-person U.N. commission investigating rules of war violations in the Gaza Strip.... So tonight, her husband is getting a lifetime achievement award.” Total win.

Hah that's a good one definite upvote there.
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There's a reason: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5JAPkvnyso
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He's never won an Oscar to that's an absolute crime! He deserves a lifetime achievement award at least! Let's start a petition. Do it! NOW!

There's a reason: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5JAPkvnyso

(If you like it, you can upvote it here, but the embed is better on the YT link.)>> ^Auger8:

He's never won an Oscar to that's an absolute crime! He deserves a lifetime achievement award at least! Let's start a petition. Do it! NOW!

He's never won an Oscar to that's an absolute crime! He deserves a lifetime achievement award at least! Let's start a petition. Do it! NOW!

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Never encountered Mr Rogers before and have to say his very disturbing. Beyond creepy, is this a spoof trailer of a horror movie?


Growing up in Canada without cable, I seldom watched Mr. Rogers (we had Mr. Dressup ) so I can understand how his demeanor can seem a little... different than how most people operate on television or in person. I found the way Mr Rogers spoke a little hard to get used to, but over the last few years I've come to appreciate the way the man can speak simply and directly, right through the television screen. His words can be simultaneously piercing and comforting, yet always kind.

Without the sift I'd never have discovered the kind of impact he has had *promoting honesty and good nature over a generation of children and grownups.

These clips are among my favorites:
http://videosift.com/video/Rare-Interview-With-Mister-Rogers-1986
http://videosift.com/video/Mr-Rogers-v-the-GOP-1969
http://videosift.com/video/Fred-Rogers-Accepts-the-Lifetime-Achievement-Award-1997

Someone should honor Cheney with a lifetime achievement award, to be presented at a ceremony of magistrates in The Netherlands....

When he shows up to claim his "prize," a war crimes tribunal can be held and the man can rot for the rest of his pitiful days in a dank dark dungeon in the fucking Hague.

Definitely in the Neighborhood,...*dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Mister-Rogers-receives-his-Lifetime-Achievement-Award-1997

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Dupe? http://videosift.com/video/Mister-Rogers-receives-his-Lifetime-Achievement-Award-1997

I started to watch this but couldn't continue - I can't find this entertaining.
It's like a videolog of a mental patient. To sit here and gawk at his personal downfall as he slips into insanity isn't the kind of entertainment that I find enjoyable. I somehow agree with Deano, that we should turn away for a while and hive him some space to see if he can pull out of it or until he can be quietly hospitalized and cared for by orderly staff.

For some reason, I keep seeing flashes of him sitting in a wheelchair, drooling while he is pushed out on stage at the Golden Globes to a accept a lifetime achievement award for the work he did before his "Mysterious" disease took his mind. Only instead of a standing ovation, no one can look him in the eye as they silently clap and earnestly wait for the next segment of the show to start.

• Alec Baldwin was seen wiping a tear from his eye as he laughed along from the audience.

• Rapper and actor Sean 'Diddy' Combs, said he was 'really enjoying it' and said Gervais was 'doing an excellent job'.

• Bruce Willis - backstage he admitted: 'He was fantastic, he killed it, he did great.'

• Rising British actor Andrew Garfield admitted it had been a cringe-worthy performance: 'He's been terribly nasty and horribly rude and I think he's genius.'

• Fellow Brit Christian Bale said he didn’t feel Gervais pushed the envelope enough and added: 'Thank God for comedians, they have the most important job. I hope he keeps going further!'

• De Niro was also seen dissolving into laughter but he too had made his own little jibes about the event as he collected the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1347874/Golden-Globes-2011-Ricky-Gervais-makes-gay-jibe-famous-Scientologist-actors.html#ixzz1BKbsmLPP

This guy deserves a Lifetime Achievement Award.