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Call letters & freq from a defunct 10w educational license. Music/Movies/Art appreciation. 🎤🎶The simple things you see are all complicated; I look pretty young, but I'm just back-dated, yeah --Townshend

Harold Chassen is gifted a grey Jaguar E-type convertible [from the movie Harold and Maude]
One of the well-known publicity photos for the movie "The Exorcist." It shows Father Merrin (Max von Sydow) approaching the MacNeal house at night. He is silhouetted by a strong, broad beam of light from a second story window, and is carrying a small valise.
Wil Wheaton as Gordie LaChance in the Rob Reiner film, Stand By Me. Gordie is singularly focused, aiming down the sites of a pistol, which he is gripping in a two-handed stance.
Inner sleeve artwork of the King Crimson LP, In the Court of the Crimson King. In contrast to the outer cover of the angry, frightening King, raging with bulging eyes, the face here is relaxed and smiling, the eyes half-lidded. His left hand is reaching out, palm up with fingers spreading easy, his right is held in an upright salute, palm out, fingers together save the ring finger, bent down to the palm and held there by the thumb.
A screenshot from Instagram shows a still frame from the movie Casablanca featuring Dooley Wilson and Ingrid Bergman. Below that is a still frame of a video promoting a short film about the artist Raphael. The promo features Isabella Rossellini talking about her narration of that film.
Cartoon: Man standing at an office desk, holding a telephone handset to his right ear and pointing to a page in a planner with his left hand says, "No, Thursday's out. How about never - is never good for you?" by Bob Mankoff for The New Yorker (1993)
A freshly baked cookie has embedded blue candies that appear as eyes and a folded crease in its dough that forms a slight frown; above this *face* is the caption: When you've been alive for three minutes and somebody pull up with a glass of milk.
The White Rabbit, from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the fantasy novel by Lewis Carroll, as illustrated by John Tenniel. The White Rabbit is standing on his hind legs as he checks a pocket watch in his right hand.
1955 US postage stamp picturing the New Hampshire mountain rock formation known as The Old Man of the Mountain, captioned on the stamp as The Old Man of the Mountains. The rugged outcropping resembled a craggy face in profile, with jutting chin and heavy brow. The formation collapsed in 2003.
Bud Cort as Harold Chasen, standing behind the Jaguar E-type sports car which he has fashioned into a hearse. From the 1971 movie, "Harold and Maude"
Movie poster for Sleepless in Seattle, with Tom Hanks on the left in daylight and Meg Ryan on the right in sunset, with a full moon above her.
Harold Chassen, as played by Bud Cort, stands aside the black Jaguar E-type which he has modified into a hearse. From the movie, Harold and Maude.
A pair of white rabbits, snuggled side by side. One has an ear flopped over the other's head.
British actor Leo McKern as cult leader Clang in the 1965 Beatle movie "Help!" His head and shoulders are seen rising up out of a mid-street sewer hole, the manhole cover strapped to his head.
A film poster for a 1979 release, Malabimba. The central figure is a woman in white vestments, her head and gaze tilted skyward, her hands joined fingertip to fingertip in prayer. Her expression is one of near agony.
Cartoon by S. Gross. A couple is seated at a restaurant table near the kitchen doors. On the wall is a sign suggesting "Try our frogs' legs," while from out of the kitchen, a frog in a small wagon pushes itself along, using only its front legs as propulsion.
Frank Fontaine as his character 'Crazy' Guggenheim
Two rabbits, one white with black nose and gray ears, the other black with white-tipped paws. They sit on a beige carpet in front of a black cabinet. Photo from the BlueSky account @lovebuns
Jane Alexander, from her role as a bookkeeper in the 1976 movie All the President's Men. She appears in a blue broadcloth button-down shirt, and is harshly lit from front left, casting a dark shadow behind her.
Radio raconteur and author Jean Shepherd at a mic in the WOR radio studios, November 1966, for a Village Voice article. This image was later reproduced as a wall poster. Photo copyright Fred W McDarrah
A pair of rabbits sitting together on a field of thick green grass with dark green foliage well in the background.
A photo of folk singer and songwriter Woodie Guthrie. He has strung across his neck and shoulder an acoustic guitar, on the soundboard is a sign that reads, This machine kills fascists.
A pair of rabbits, one dark brown, the other light tan, are snuggled cheek to cheek, face to face.
The cover of Car and Driver magazine from August 1972. It shows a yellow VW Karmann Ghia convertible juxtaposed with a Porsche 356 in the foreground; the headline reads, "THE LAST PORSCHE SPEEDSTER IS... A KARMANN GHIA!"
A pair of gray and white rabbits. Both are flop-eared, one with gray ears, the other with white ears.
A screengrab of the June/July 2025 issue of AARP the Magazine, with its cover photo of Rod Stewart. The headline for the story within reads, Rod Stewart - Do Ya (Still) Think I'm Sexy? (Yep). Rod is dressed in a coral colored jacket over a blue button-down shirt, and light tan trousers.
Actress Gloria Grahame as 'Violet Bick' in the movie "It's A Wonderful Life"
On a pink background, the black silhouette of a decking screw is shown with a facsimile of Donald Trump's signature as the screw's spiral pattern. To the right side of the frame, a hand emerges from a white cuff and a dark suit jacket sleeve. The hand is wielding a black Sharpie-style marker, as Trump is known to use for signing documents.