In the 1980s movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High, there's a sign in a fictitious restaurant that reads: "no shirt, no shoes, no dice." On the backstop of the Proctor School's baseball diamond ...

Then again, he might owe a cut to Sean Penn, whose character from "Fast Times at Ridgemont ... Bart Herbison: “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems”… You’d seen the sign, I guess, in restaurants?

No shirt, no shoes, no dice. “He had a very wry smile on his face as I sat talking with him,” continues Crowe, who won an Oscar for writing “Almost Famous.” “He went and read it.

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No shirts, no shoes, no regrets. Jennifer Jason Leigh is reflecting on the enduring legacy of 1982’s “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” and which song from the landmark film still makes her feel ...

A sign on the front door of the Meta Bar on Chestnut Street reads, “No shirt, no shoes, no vax card, no dice.” Management said fully vaccinated people are allowed in without a mask ...