HBO Preps 'Game of Thrones' Season Three With Recap Special

HBO Preps 'Game of Thrones' Season Three With Recap SpecialCreators and cast discuss events of second season $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); By

With Game of Thrones' Season Three premiere fast approaching, HBO is offering fans a refresher course on the events of the show's second season, by way of a handy 14-minute recap video. The video, which aired on the channel Friday night and is now available online, features the show's cast, along with creators David Banioff and D.B. Weiss, discussing key plot points, relationships and character motivations of the last season. Season Three of Game of Thrones kicks off on March 31st.

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Louis C.K. Rolls Out the Hype in Promo for HBO Special

Louis C.K. Rolls Out the Hype in Promo for HBO SpecialComedian brandishes a solid gold microphone to promote 'Oh My God' $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); By

HBO released a promo for the next Louis C.K. standup special yesterday, which simultaneously mocks and makes use of all the thundering hype clichés of the genre. Oh My God, which will premiere on April 13th, was recorded during C.K.'s recent U.S. tour, and is directed by the comedian. And as C.K. so eloquently puts it in the promo, his fourth hour-long special for HBO is shaping up to be "the greatest comedy of a generation of blah-blah ever to do a thing on a thing."

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Flashback: Steely Dan Play 'Do It Again' on 'The Midnight Special' in 1973

Flashback: Steely Dan Play 'Do It Again' on 'The Midnight Special' in 1973Short-lived Steely Dan frontman David Palmer sings lead $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); By

David Palmer was only the lead singer of Steely Dan for a few short months in late 1972 and early 1973. It was during that brief time, however, that the band cut their debut album Can't Buy a Thrill and launched their first major tour. Palmer came into the Can't Buy a Thrill sessions late (largely at the insistence of the brass at ABC Records), and he sings lead on "Dirty Work" and "Brooklyn (Owes the Charmer Under Me.)" He also doubled up Donald Fagen's voice on "Reelin' in the Years." 

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Palmer fronted the band during their live show, and he sang their hit "Do It Again" when the group played The Midnight Special in January of 1973. (Fagen sang it on the album.) As the group's fame rose, having one guy sing lead in concert and another sing lead on the most of the studio material made little sense. The band let Palmer go in April of 1973, and Fagen very reluctantly agreed to take over full-time singing duties. Palmer moved around the California music scene in the Seventies and Eighties (even singing a song on the Teen Wolf soundtrack in 1985), but he now works as a photographer.

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Flashback: Steely Dan Play 'Do It Again' on 'The Midnight Special' in 1973

Flashback: Steely Dan Play 'Do It Again' on 'The Midnight Special' in 1973Short-lived Steely Dan frontman David Palmer sings lead $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); By

David Palmer was only the lead singer of Steely Dan for a few short months in late 1972 and early 1973. It was during that brief time, however, that the band cut their debut album Can't Buy a Thrill and launched their first major tour. Palmer came into the Can't Buy a Thrill sessions late (largely at the insistence of the brass at ABC Records), and he sings lead on "Dirty Work" and "Brooklyn (Owes the Charmer Under Me.)" He also doubled up Donald Fagen's voice on "Reelin' in the Years." 

500 Greatest Albums of All Time: Steely Dan, 'Can't Buy a Thrill'

Palmer fronted the band during their live show, and he sang their hit "Do It Again" when the group played The Midnight Special in January of 1973. (Fagen sang it on the album.) As the group's fame rose, having one guy sing lead in concert and another sing lead on the most of the studio material made little sense. The band let Palmer go in April of 1973, and Fagen very reluctantly agreed to take over full-time singing duties. Palmer moved around the California music scene in the Seventies and Eighties (even singing a song on the Teen Wolf soundtrack in 1985), but he now works as a photographer.

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