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Wired: “Whether you’re fighting off a brutal hangover or just welcoming daylight into your field of vision after a good night’s sleep, it’s hard to beat The Velvet Underground’s 1966 classic.

“Sunday Morning” has the magical capacity to soothe you into waking life, which is weird considering it was added to the band’s seminal 1967 debut after it was almost in the can. It’s one of the release’s most memorable tunes, but still feels like an afterthought, over four decades later”…

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Wikipedia: “

Frank Perry (August 21, 1930 – August 29, 1995) was an American stage and film director, producer and screenwriter.

Perry was born in New York City where as a teenager he began pursuing his interest in the theater with a job as a parking lot attendant for the Westport Country Playhouse in nearby Westport, Connecticut. He would develop his talents to where he produced several plays at Westport then turned for a time to producing television documentaries”…

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson will join with the city of Vancouver to celebrate the fact he is not dead yet by hosting his own funeral party, the Chip’s Not Dead Yet Memorial Mile.

The head of the innovative yoga company was carried around the city inside a coffin in the back of a vintage hearse, escorted by women in bridesmaids gowns and men in bowties, Chippendale style. When they arrived at their destination, Wilson popped out clad in his running gear, ready to promote the Chip’s Not Dead Yet Memorial Mile, to be held June 20.