What happens to Johnny Fontane in The Godfather?

Johnny would continue to have ups and downs in show business, but eventually, he got Michael Corleone to bankroll Johnny's production company, although it was really more of Michael's idea, and …

Top stories for Long   What happens to Johnny Fontane in The Godfather? Peter Ramirez, I watch a lot of movies. • Updated Sat Johnny would continue to have ups and downs in show business, but eventually, he got Michael Corleone to bankroll Johnny's production company, although it was really more o... Read more » 406 11   My linear algebra professor said that, in practice, we never use the inverse matrix to solve systems of linear equations because it can give very inaccurate results, even if the matrix isn't singular. Why is this? Terry Moore, M.Sc. Mathematics, University of Southampton (1968) • Answered September 6, 2019 My linear algebra professor said that, in practice, we never use the inverse matrix to solve systems of linear equations because it can give very inaccurate results, even i... Read more » 236 35   How did stagecoach passengers stay warm in freezing temperatures? Ari Davies, 45 years of experience in multiple trades and belief systems • Answered April 14, 2022 With the thing that I'm showing you in the picture this is a stagecoach heater it's made out of cast iron. It had a vent pipe that stuck out the top of the stagecoach. You w... Read more » 4.2K 97   Why is washing fruits and vegetables with water considered sufficient? If there is bacteria, will rinsing with water only actually help? Joseph Reinemann, Computer Scientist + Author of Rarely Read Books • Updated July 15 No, it will definitely not help the bacteria. You need to understand the relative scale between us and bacteria. To us, running something under water for a few seconds seems... Read more » 6.8K 106   What is the most outrageous lie you have heard from a salesman? Peter Wyrick • Answered December 26 Car salesman told me that it was impossible to add regular gas to a diesel truck. I asked him why not, he said something about baffles. I told him that if we go to a gas st... Read more » 19 4   What was the biggest design flaw to ever occur in history? How was it fixed if it was? John Carlton, Naval Architect, member R.I.N.A. and S.N.A.M.E. • Answered December 3 Whether this was a design flaw is arguable. To a modern engineer, failing to do adequate ground studies would certainly not constitute due diligence, although, maybe at the... Read more » 9.3K 87   At what point do you stop an adult carrying a crying child who's trying to escape their grasp? How do you know the adult is the parent/guardian and not a kidnapper? Mats Andersson, Parent • Answered April 23, 2019 Ask the adult if you can help. A parent will put on a brave face and say that No, thanks, this is just the usual We're-getting-out-from-the-toy-store-with-only-one-toy tant... Read more » 692 13   Someone on Reddit made the claim that one third of the US population lives within 500 miles of Toronto. How true/plausible is this claim? Paul Adams, former Mathematics Teacher (1989-2016) • Answered October 5 Well, let's look at a map. Louisville, KY is almost exactly 500 miles from Toronto. So let's draw a circle with its center at Toronto that passes through Louisville. Any pa... Read more » 8.3K 222   Which Kdramas have disappointing or bad endings? Liz Re • Answered April 4, 2022 Many kdramas have disappointing endings, but here is my top 5: Twenty Five, Twenty One: This one made me specially disappointed, since the ending is not only sad, but extrem... Read more » 672 47   I had my 18th birthday while in basic training in the USAF. Subsequently I was determined to have a "personality not adaptable to military life" and honorably discharged. What does that actually mean? Sam Morningstar, Native American, Ground Combat Veteran (Iraq) • Answered June 3, 2022 Well, it means that upon your 18th birthday, while at Air Force basic training, the instructor cadre and leadership came to the conclusion that you had a "personality not a... Read more » 4.8K 239   In "The Shawshank Redemption" the prison guards are depicted as brutal and without accountability. In "The Green Mile" they are shown as professional and humane. What are prison guards actually like? How do they keep from seeing inmates as animals? Asked in Prison Talk • Answered by John Wilson • January 28, 2022 About 25 years ago I was on vacation with my wife. I met an older man where we were staying. Call him Sam. He was retired. We started talking. Turned out Sam was a retired pr... Read more » 1.9K 62   What are the most counterintuitive results in plane geometry? Tim Farage, Professor, Mathematics and Computer Science • Answered September 10, 2018 Here is my favorite theorem from plane geometry. And I had not heard of it until I taught geometry and saw that it was one of the HW problems. I would not have guessed it w... Read more » 979 54 Read more in your feed

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