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【今日のスタート】「攻殻機動隊」完全新作コミック連載開始！コミックDAYにて『攻殻機動隊 THE HUMAN ALGORITHM』の作品1話が無料で読める！ - STARTT.jp
8 of the Most Hilarious Jokes From Alec Baldwin's Comedy Central Roast - E! NEWS
Ric Ocasek, frontman of the Cars, found dead in his Manhattan apartment - The Washington Post
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【今日のスタート】「攻殻機動隊」完全新作コミック連載開始！コミックDAYにて『攻殻機動隊 THE HUMAN ALGORITHM』の作品1話が無料で読める！ - STARTT.jp

Posted: 16 Sep 2019 04:35 AM PDT

【今日のスタート】「攻殻機動隊」完全新作コミック連載開始！コミックDAYにて『攻殻機動隊 THE HUMAN ALGORITHM』の作品1話が無料で読める！ - STARTT.jp

【今日のスタート】「攻殻機動隊」完全新作コミック連載開始！コミックDAYにて『攻殻機動隊 THE HUMAN ALGORITHM』の作品1話が無料で読める！

『攻殻機動隊 THE HUMAN ALGORITHM』(藤咲淳一/吉本祐樹/Based on "THE GHOST IN THE SHELL" series)

士郎正宗の原作『攻殻機動隊1.5 HUMAN ERROR PROCESSER』をベースにした完全新作の『攻殻機動隊』が世界同時連載で始動！　新作は、草薙素子がネットに姿を消してしまった世界における公安９課メンバーの日常を描く物語。トグサ、バトーをメインに、s原作ではおなじみのアズマや霊能局からスカウトされた新キャラのツナギが、日本各地で起こる難事件を解決していく！！

【作品1話（無料。コミックDAYSサイト内）】

https://comic-days.com/episode/10834108156659896838

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https://comic-days.com

【STARTT's POV スタート視点】

漫画原作のテイストを踏襲してていい感じ！

漫画原作の緩急のあるテンポがフィーチャーされてて、思わずクスッとしてしまいました。絵が生っぽいリアルなタッチなのも新鮮。草薙素子不在の世界をどう描かかれるのか、いまから楽しみです。

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攻殻機動隊1.5 HUMAN ERROR PROCESSER (KCデラックス)

士郎正宗
講談社 (2008-03-06)
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士郎正宗
講談社 (1991-10-05)
売り上げランキング: 13,370

士郎正宗
講談社 (2001-06-28)
売り上げランキング: 12,542

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2019-09-16 10:20:00Z
https://startt.jp/article/2019/09/16/55912

8 of the Most Hilarious Jokes From Alec Baldwin's Comedy Central Roast - E! NEWS

Posted: 16 Sep 2019 04:04 AM PDT

8 of the Most Hilarious Jokes From Alec Baldwin's Comedy Central Roast - E! NEWS

Alec Baldwin, Comedy Central Roast of Alec Baldwin

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Good ole clean fun!

On Sunday night, Alec Baldwin was the center of attention for Comedy Central's annual roast. And this year's honoree didn't disappoint when he got up to the podium and poked fun at his guests, which included his daughter Ireland Baldwin, Blake Griffin, Caitlyn Jenner, Ken Jeong, Nikki Glaser, Robert De Niro and many, many others.

However, it was Glaser and Griffin who stole the show during tonight's knee-slapping roast. "Robert De Niro, I can't believe I get to share this stage with you, and by that I mean the final one of your life," the Trainwreck star and comedian quipped.

Later that night, she added, "Alec, you've had four kids with Hilaria [Baldwin], which is incredible, because isn't your s---n just oatmeal at this point? Oh, Robert just got excited when I said 'oatmeal!'"

Moreover, the NBA player knocked it out of the park with joke after joke.

His most memorable? "On behalf of the entire NBA and half the rappers on the Billboard charts, thanks for giving your daughters daddy issues," he said. Ouch! Roast Master Sean Hayes had everyone in the room crying tears of laughter with his roasts of the night.

If you weren't able to see the comedy special on Sunday night, take a look at the funniest roasts of the night in our gallery below.

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Nikki Glaser

The 35-year-old comedian kicked things off and was arguably the best of night. "Robert De Niro," she began. "I can't believe I get to share this stage with you, and by that I mean the final one of your life." Later, she added, "Alec, you've had four kids with Hilaria [Baldwin], which is incredible, because isn't your s---n just oatmeal at this point? Oh, Robert just got excited when I said 'oatmeal!'"

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Sean Hayes

Considering Hayes was the Roast Master of the night, it only makes sense he would make this list. Staring things off, he said, "No offense, Blake [Griffin], but I'm a better ball handler than you." Later that night, he poked fun at Baldwin. "It's true, Alec had a substance abuse problem in the past, but he worked through it and hasn't done anything of substance in 20 years."

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Blake Griffin

The surprise hit of the night was the 30-year-old star, who made everyone cry tears of laughter. And yes, shots were fired. "On behalf of the entire NBA and half the rappers on the Billboard charts, thanks for giving your daughters daddy issues." OKURRR.

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Alec Baldwin

Grab the tissues, because the 61-year-old will make you cry tears of laughter. "Sharing the spotlight is my gift to all of you," he began. But taking things to a new level, he poked fun at the NBA player, saying, "Blake, moving from LA to Detroit is so sad. That only happens when a prostitute's body is sent back to her family."

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Robert De Niro

The legendary actor didn't mind poking fun at himself tonight. "After tonight, Rocky and Bullwinkle won't be the worst thing I've ever done," he quipped. He also teased Caitlyn Jenner and said, "Comedy Central wouldn't put Caitlyn Jenner on a roast until after her transition so they could pay her 20 percent less."

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Ireland Baldwin

The 23-year-old model didn't hold back and brought up her father's infamous voicemail. "Dad, I'm Ireland," she quipped. "It's good to be here. I almost didn't even know about it because I haven't check my voicemails from my dad from the last, like, 12 years."

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Ken Jeong

Jeong pushed the boundaries tonight and went for it. His best of the night? "Caroline Rhea, you look like adel... a dell computer." He later teased, "We're really here to celebrate the real star of 30 Rock and SNL. But let's be honest, Tina Fey said no. Alec, no offense but you weren't the star of 30 Rock and with De Niro here, you're not even the star of your own f--king roast."

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Adam Carolla

Nothing was off limits and Carolla bit was proof. "Ken Jeong showed his d--k in The Hangover, and Ken, I haven't seen a d--k that small since I took my nephew ice-fishing!"

2019-09-16 04:05:00Z
https://www.eonline.com/news/1073404/8-of-the-most-hilarious-jokes-from-alec-baldwin-s-comedy-central-roast

Ric Ocasek, frontman of the Cars, found dead in his Manhattan apartment - The Washington Post

Posted: 16 Sep 2019 04:04 AM PDT

Ric Ocasek, frontman of the Cars, found dead in his Manhattan apartment - The Washington Post

Ric Ocasek of the Cars performs at the band's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland in April 2018. (Aaron Josefczyk/Reuters)

September 16 at 6:47 AM

Shortly after the Cars released its third album in 1980, singer, songwriter and guitarist Ric Ocasek played a cassette in his at-home recording studio in north Boston for a Rolling Stone writer, showing off the rough-cut demos of the songs from "Panorama." The album had received mixed reviews from critics, but fans loved it, filling concert venues across America.

Listening to the stripped down versions of the songs, though, the writer told the frontman his solo performances were "far stranger and more obsessed-sounding" than the tracks on the album. A bandmate described the recordings as "inside-out music." The reporter told Ocasek he liked these odd early recordings better than the final ones.

"I have to admit," Ocasek responded with a smile, "in my heart of hearts, that sometimes I do, too. But the band can't always play this stuff the way I envision it."

The experimental vision of the lanky, black-haired artist turned the Cars into an international phenomenon by straddling the line between his avant-garde interests and melodic, radio-friendly rock. His songs sometimes confounded critics, who were unsure where to place the Cars in an emerging constellation of New Wave bands, but crowds flocked to the band, which landed in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2018.

Ocasek died in his Manhattan apartment on Sunday afternoon at age 75, New York City police told the Associated Press. Officials said they do not suspect foul play and are awaiting a medical examiner's report. He is survived by six sons from three marriages, Entertainment Weekly reported, including two from his third wife, Paulina Porizkova, who separated from him last year.

Born Richard Otcasek in Baltimore, he got his first guitar as a gift from his grandmother. But Ocasek's musical career really began in Cleveland, where he graduated from high school in 1963. He sneaked into a folk club there and played acoustic guitar in front of an audience for the first time as a teenager, he told Rolling Stone in 2017. He met bassist Benjamin Orr in Cleveland while Orr was often playing for a local TV program with a band called the Grasshoppers. That's also where Ocasek said he smoked his first joint.

Ocasek and Orr joined forces and traveled the country before settling in Boston and starting the Cars, a five-man group that played local bars and recorded its first demo album in 1977. Boston radio stations played the band's demos for "Just What I Needed" and "My Best Friend's Girl" so often that Elektra Records signed the group in 1978 and produced its debut album, "The Cars," which was a near-instant hit. Three songs from the album⁠ — "Just What I Needed," "My Best Friend's Girl," and "Good Times Roll" ⁠ — made the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In 1984, the band had another huge success with "Heartbeat City," an album with five Top 40 singles.

The Cars' music video for the song "Double Life" was one of the first 30 aired on VH1, and the band won the inaugural MTV Video of the Year award in 1984 for "You Might Think."

Viewed by many as standoffish and eccentric, Ocasek acknowledged that people could see him as "forbidding or aloof." But those who worked with Ocasek described him as dedicated to his craft.

"Ric was very, very sober and very down to earth, which is rare," Roy Thomas Baker, who produced several albums for the Cars, told Rolling Stone in 1979.

Ocasek wrote seven albums with the Cars, and also released seven solo albums. After the Cars broke up in 1988, Ocasek began producing music for other bands, including Bad Religion, No Doubt and Weezer. A towering figure, Ocasek was known for dressing in black and wearing his signature sunglasses. He described himself as an "outcast" for much of his early life, but he said music was a way to connect with people.

"To me, music's a powerful emotional force," he told Rolling Stone in 1980. "It can make people cry, feel happy or feel sexual. But more important than all of that, it's a way to communicate without alienating people, a way to get beyond loneliness. It's a private thing people can have for themselves any time they want. Just turn on a radio and there it is: a sense of belonging. Without having to surrender to anybody else's needs."

As news of Ocasek's death spread on Sunday evening, rock bands shared tributes to the late artist. Weezer posted photos of Ocasek in the studio, calling him "our friend and mentor."

"We will miss him forever, & will forever cherish the precious times we got to work and hang out with him," Weezer posted on Twitter. "Rest in Peace & rock on Ric, we love you."

The weezer family is devastated by the loss of our friend and mentor Ric Ocasek, who passed away Sunday. We will miss him forever, & will forever cherish the precious times we got to work and hang out with him. Rest in Peace & rock on Ric, we love you. #RIPRicOcasek #karlscorner pic.twitter.com/JcTXevr6V8
— weezer (@Weezer) September 16, 2019

At a show in Boston on Sunday, Brooklyn-based rock band the Hold Steady walked onstage playing the Cars' "Since You're Gone."

Ocasek's career brought him back to Cleveland in 2018, where the Cars performed "My Best Friend's Girl" during the ceremony to induct the band into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

"I kind of started playing here and I could stop playing here, in Cleveland," Ocasek told Rolling Stone the day he found out the Cars would be joining the Hall of Fame. "This could be the bookends. One guy on a guitar playing bad songs and then I'm in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 45 years later."

2019-09-16 09:51:47Z
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2019/09/16/ric-ocasek-cars-frontman-dead-manhattan/

吉右衛門さん、体調不良で歌舞伎座休演 - 産経ニュース

Posted: 16 Sep 2019 02:04 AM PDT

吉右衛門さん、体調不良で歌舞伎座休演 - 産経ニュース