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The ladies love Robin Thicke, the host of the new singing contest show Duets. He's a soul singer in spite of being both Canadian and as white as a Saskatchewan blizzard. Where in the name of Marvin Gaye did he get such a sexy musical talent? From his dad, TV's Alan Thicke! "Wait, a second there," You might be thinking, "You mean Jason Seaver from Growing Pains?" Yes, that's exactly who I mean. On first glance one of the 80's favorite TV dads may seem like an unlikely musical genius. Alan wrote largely in the under-appreciated medium of TV theme songs. This dying art form used to be one of the most popular musical formats. Songs like "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" and "Welcome Back Kotter" were legitimate hits. In addition to the ones mentioned here, he also wrote the Wheel of Fortune, The Joker's Wild, and Silver Spoons theme songs. So, let's look at three of Alan's greatest musical masterpieces.
Miley Cyrus Raunches Out With Robin Thicke at the 2013 VMAs
I promised myself when I grew up I'd never end up like my disapproving parents, or the ever-watchful principal, or the pearl clutching Gladys Kravitz. But, oh, Miley Cyrus does make that ever so hard.
Miley Cyrus sort of topped herself tonight at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, stripping down to very little to the imagination, employing rubber and toys and some bending over for Robin Thicke to create what will surely be (one of) the most controversial moments of the evening. Of course, people will lament the programming aimed at young teen girls, teen boys will rejoice as to how Miley's lead might impact the teen girls in their school, and we at Egotastic! will simply stare.
We don't usually (almost never) show any male figures on this site, but Robin Thicke had to be included for full Miley tongue-and-butt-wagging faux fornication show. It won't soon be forgotten. Enjoy.
MILEY CYRUS HAS NEVER SHIED AWAY FROM EXTREME BODY SHOWS