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“I’m a soul miner. So I’m down in the mine and I’m chipping away. And very often I’m getting nothing, nothing, nothing — more often than not. Nothing, nothing, nothing. And then you hit a vein. And ...

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The T-shirt worn by Beyoncé during a concert in Paris featured images of the Buffalo Soldiers, who belonged to Black US Army units active during the late 1800s and early 1900s.

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Michelle Pfeiffer admitted to living by the rules of this one movie quote, taken from a film in which she starred.

In swoops Batman, who quotes the line to Rachel that she had earlier said to Bruce. He’s about to leap back into action, and before he goes Rachel asks him to at least tell her his name.

One of Batman’s most famous quotes was originally spoken in Detective Comics Volume 1 #33, written by Bill Finger and Gardner Fox. Much more recently, though, this was used in 2003's Batman: Hush .