1995 Clueless Trailer

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Clueless

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Three of the golden girls get together to show there rendition of clueless

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New fan vid! Hope you enjoy it :) THIS VIDEO IS PURELY FAN MADE, NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED

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[Jul-1995] Alicia Silverstone, Brittany Murphy & Donald Faison

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Here is a music video I made, with the movie "Clueless" and the song "Alright" (We are Young) by Supergrass, from the movie. Movie: "Clueless" staring: Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash, Brittany Murphy, Jeremy Sisto, Elisa Donovan, Donald Faison, Paul Rudd

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i know this is a really old movie but i love it!.. who doesnt right? I think the video is cute even if you havent seen the movie!

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Movie: Clueless. Music: The Muffs - "Kids In America". [FanMade] Music Video. *NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. This is purely fanmade only. Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash, Brittany Murphy, Paul Rudd, Donald Faison, Breckin Meyer, Jeremy Sisto, Elisa Donovan, Justin Walker

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Professional lunatic Ann Coulter spreads her special brand of idiocy during a televised discussion about the death penalty, wrongful convictions and the possibility that innocent men may have been executed. Coulter and others discuss the trial and execution of Joe O'Dell. During this television broadcast, Ann Coulter laughing dismisses virtually all of the important points in the debate regarding O'Dell's execution. She resorts to the same tried and tired arguments used by those who blindly defend capital punishment - the absolutely baseless claim that no innocent person has ever been executed. In truth, common sense alone dictated that at least one innocent person had been killed since the country began executing the convicted. Several studies, including a 1987 study conducted by Stanford University, concluded that at least 23 innocent men may have been executed. Since the advent of DNA technology, more than 100 men have been exonerated and released from prison - many were serving on death row and some even came close to being executed. In most instances, these individuals had been convicted using weak circumstantial evidence, suspect eyewitness testimony, and other problematic evidence. DNA and other direct evidence often proved that witnesses were wrong when they had identified the suspect, and, in some instances, DNA evidence has not only exonerated the wrongfully convicted but also identified the real killer. Based on these statistics, the aforementioned studies, and other relevant information, any reasonably intelligent person would be forced to conclude that, prior to DNA testing, many other innocent men had no means to prove their innocence and that some of these men were executed. Coulter may wish to defend capital punishment yet to do so by claiming that no evidence exists to indicate that any innocent person had ever been executed was intellectually dishonest, at best. Coulter said, "I'm not even a lawyer in this case and I know enough to think he's guilty." She obviously has low standards for concluding guilt, as the evidence used in the trial was questionable at best. Coulter's argument that the jury found O'Dell guilty is also a familiar broken record - the jury said so, don't question the jury. O'Dell represented himself and failed to mount a proper defense, a critical issue in any case, let alone a death penalty case. The weapon allegedly linked to O'Dell, and the testimony of the state's expert, was also questionable. Appeals are designed to address such issues because juries are often misinformed, misled, or mistaken. Coulter also repeats the familiar excuse that prisoners have too many rights and too many appeals in order to avoid the real issue at hand - the evidence that an appeal may have been an appropriate course of action and that DNA evidence remained untested. As one of O'Dell's attorneys states during the broadcast, O'Dell simply pursued the normal appeals to which he was legally entitled, and had not been abusing the law or filing prolific appeals.

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Professional lunatic Ann Coulter spreads her special brand of idiocy during a televised discussion about the death penalty, wrongful convictions and the possible executions of innocent men. In this final segment, author Michael Butterfield calls in with a remark about Coulter's attempts to trivialize the issues and questions her statements regarding the trial of executed inmate Joe O'Dell. In a final disgraceful display of desperation, Coulter resorts to one of the most common and ridiculous arguments often heard in these debates - that the DNA would not exonerate O'Dell because it was possible that the semen found in the victim could have belonged to some unidentified individual with whom the victim had consensual sex before the murder. O'Dell's attorney is quick to point out that the state's version of the crime had O'Dell raping and murdering the victim, and that the aggravated circumstance of rape was the basis for the sentence of death. If O'Dell did not rape the victim, the state's version of the crime was discredited - a fact that may have influenced the jury in their deliberations. If O'Dell's DNA did not match the DNA from the semen, then the entire scenario in which O'Dell allegedly committed the crime cannot be true and therefore the state's case was much weaker than the jury was led to believe. Excuses of mysterious and unknown lovers cannot be considered a credible response to this extremely troubling contradiction, yet even the host of the broadcast desperately searches for a scenario to explain O'Dell's guilt. She suggests that O'Dell may have committed rape yet did not ejaculate - another unbelievable departure from facts into wild, unsubstantiated speculation used in order to justify the execution of a human being. As O'Dell's attorney points out, no evidence existed to support this scenario and such speculation ignored the obvious fact that this was not the scenario presented by the prosecution at trial. Advocates of the death penalty will continue to defend their beliefs, yet the arguments offered by Coulter in this broadcast serve as a classic example of unfounded and uninformed opinion posing as compelling rebuttal, and highlights the methods used by some to avoid the central issues. Coulter's behavior - laughing and mocking - is hardly appropriate during such a discussion and a strong indication of her own insecurity. In one of her final remarks, she says that people were telling stories to make O'Dell look innocent yet this claim had no basis in fact and was not even part of the discussion. O'Dell's attorneys cited specific examples of problems with the first trial and the evidence, and also mentioned other issues, such as the fact that O'Dell had defended himself, that the testimony of the state's expert was most likely flawed, and that the witnesses who had originally linked the pellet gun to O'Dell later made statements that cast doubt on that link. These are not "stories" told by people trying to make O'Dell look innocent - these are important facts that are entirely relevant in any discussion concerning the possibility that O'Dell was wrongfully convicted and executed. Ann Coulter's behavior during this broadcast is typical of her public appearances. Known for her inflammatory, partisan writings and outrageous statements, Coulter has developed a following in the right-wing world where she is viewed as some great speaker of truth rather than a walking absurdity, an opinion on stilts. Her defenders were quick to start posting comments in response to this YouTube posting, including a brilliantly ignorant note from one viewer. This person wrote that the Stanford study (cited in the video) did not say that innocent men had been executed but, instead, said that innocent men MAY HAVE BEEN executed. This person was obviously very satisfied with this carefully crafted retort, however, like the others who posted critical responses, this person had jumped to criticism before taking the time to actually read and comprehend. The Stanford study is only mentioned at the end of segment # 1, when a title appears on the screen and states that the Stanford study concluded that at least 23 innocent men MAY HAVE BEEN executed - the very distinction that the complaint claimed the video failed to address. Like Coulter, this person quickly launched into an adversarial argument with absolute certainty and confidence despite the fact that this position was not supported by facts - familiar behavior from Coulter and others who are hell-bent on contradicting anyone and anything that challenges their beliefs or opinions.

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You have to understand some Chinese to get this. In short, it's ok to sleep with your cameraman. But it's not ok to lose the skin on your pee pee. http://www.italki.com/knowledge/contribution-italki+Video+-+Chinese+Errors.htm

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Story-line by Jolene241 who has done many other Billy videos including Our First Kiss from an older CD and "Gonna Find Love" from his most recent one. Video-idea for Billy's song "Clueless" from his self-titled 2006 album, following Everything And More from 2005, Music Through Hearts from 2003, Dare To Dream (the last album before the voice change) from 2001 and Classic Christmas & One Voice both from 2000. Lyrics: Hey clueless why you do you always do this Do I have to go through this with you again Cryin' on my shoulder Whenever the nights grow colder And you need more than another fair weather friend Will it end before sundown Before the prettiest girl in this town Runs away from a showdown with me again [Chorus] (Look at me now) Come on baby, you need a rock you can't toss out When you're under the covers You think you're so strong Holdin' on to me now You know why you come around I'm the rock you can't toss out Don't kiss me say you're gonna miss me Then ditch me till you come back again Don't touch me Tell me how much you love me If you're not gonna love me Like the world's gonna end Maybe I never told you That I want to hold you And never wanted to be just friends [Chorus] (Look at me now) Come on baby, you need a rock you can't toss out When you're under the covers You think you're so strong Holdin' on to me now You know why you come around I'm the rock you can't toss out I know you want to see me 'Cause you're always at my door Do you leave 'cause you're afraid of seeing something more [Chorus outro] ...You know why you come around, look at me now, I'm the rock you can't toss out Wikipedia-bio: Billy Gilman (born William Wendell Gilman III May 24, 1988) is a Grammy-nominated country music singer-songwriter. Born in Hope Valley, Rhode Island, he lives with his parents Bill and Fran Gilman and his younger brother Colin. At 8, he attracted the attention of a local vocal coach, Angela Bacari, who later became his manager. He met and worked with Ray Benson (of Asleep at the Wheel) who helped record demos, including "Roly Poly". He was then signed to Sony Music Nashville. Shortly before his debut album was released, Billy sang "Roly Poly" with Asleep at the Wheel at the ACM awards on May 8, 2000. This was Billy's first televised performance. Billy's first single, One Voice was released on May 20, 2000 and quickly rose to #1 on the Billboard Country Singles Sales Chart, staying there for 5 weeks. On June 20, 2000, Billy's debut album, also named One Voice was released. When the album was certified Gold by the RIAA on July 19, Billy became youngest country artist ever to accomplish this. On September 12, One Voice album received Platinum certification making him the youngest solo artist of any music genre to achieve this. The album was eventually certified double-platinum status and earned Gilman a Grammy nomination. In January 2001, he was voted the American Music Awards' favorite new country artist, becoming the youngest contender to ever win that prize. He was also given entry into Guinness Book of World Records for being the youngest singer to reach #1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart, eclipsing the record set by 1960's star Brenda Lee. [1] Gilman released a Christmas album in 2000 titled Classic Christmas which was certified Gold by the RIAA. By the end of the year, Billy was selling 65,000 albums per week. In 2001, Billy released his third album Dare to Dream which was certified Gold by the RIAA. Since then he has released 3 more albums including one based on the poems of Mattie Stepanek, a 13-year old boy with Muscular Dystrophy.Because of puberty, at age 14 Billy was put on vocal rest when his voice began changing. Gilman has appeared on various talk shows, such as The Oprah Winfrey Show as well as performing at the opening ceremonies of the 2006 International Career Development Conference in Dallas, TX and the 2007 International Career Development Conference in Orlando, FL. Both conferences were held by the DECA high school marketing education club. He performed at a benefit for The Station nightclub fire. He is the national youth chairman for the Muscular Dystrophy Association and is on the Muscular Dystrophy Association's Telethon every year as a co-host.

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Photoshoot Clueless Tv Serie http://clueless-again.skyrock.com

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John McCain's clueless take on the economy. Everything is going great - for him and his wife, Cindy, anyway. They're worth over $100 million - Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries!

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The goons protesting patriotic Americans - they know not what they do. It is THEIR future we are trying to preserve - these clueless teeny boppers who are apparently brainwashed into thinking that it is good for our country to allow millions of third world invaders to come to the United States with no controls. Truly sad to see the ignorance.

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When this clumsy daughter slams her car door into another car then acts like nothing happened, Judge Judy reminds her of her responsibilities.

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At his own press conference at Grovesnor Metro Station on October 26, 2006.

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In the great flip-flop campaign of 2008, we look at who is the most flip-floppy on trade.

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Michael Scheuer - Both front-runner Candidates need to tell the American people the truth about what motivates terrorism against America..

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Alicia Silverstone Clueless compilation scenes

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John McCain & Mike Pence go shopping in the Iraq market for photo op showing how safe Baghdad is but they had two helicoptors troops and bulletproof vests. Mike Pence says in NYT article Shopping in Iraq like shopping in Indiana in the summertime Get a clue Mikey and John

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clueLess live at Indie Music Circus. June 2008.

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I am a great fan of Wolfstone. Their introduction is carried out by my Japanese blog. http://carlos.usukeba.com/e21894.html

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15th. yup. 65 comments. cuz im going too easy on you. i really wont get mad if you dont reach it, im just being really lazy, and im not making one right now. Songs: see you again - djphredee remix it's about time - lillix

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My first Cher/Josh vid from the movie Clueless. I own nothing. Song is by The Beatles. Enjoy!

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