Baby Boomer Trivia From November 1946: First BAA (NBA) Game, JFK Elected Congressman, Thurgood Marshall Escapes Lynch Mob On November 1, 1946 the New York Knicks (short for Knickerbockers) basketball team played the…
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Lee Grant, Part 2: From Shampoo To Mulholland Drive, Directing and Documentaries (1975-2016) (Lee Grant 1975 Fay Photo: NBC TV) As Lee Grant entered her 50+ years in 1975, she starred…
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Lee Grant, Part 1: The Detective, Blacklisted, Peyton Place and In The Heat of the Night (1925-1974) Nonagenarian senior citizen and Emmy and Academy Award winning actress and director Lee…
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Dolores Hart, Part 2: From Where The Boys Are, to Becoming a Nun (Where The Boys Are Not) Septuagenarian senior citizen, former actress, and Benedictine nun Dolores Hart (nee Dolores…
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Dolores Hart, Part 1: Costarring With Elvis Presley, Montgomery Clift, and Jeff Chandler Septuagenarian senior citizen, former actress, and Benedictine nun Dolores Hart (nee Dolores Hicks) was born on October…
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Update: Nanette Fabray has died on February 22, 2018 at the age of 97, of natural causes according to her son Dr. Jamie MacDougall. Nanette Fabray was born Ruby Bernadette…
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Roger Moore, Part 2: James Bond, Retirement and Philanthropy (1970-2016) (Roger Moore 1960 Photo: ABC Television) Although he was ready for a change from television by 1971 after appearing in several…
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Update May 23, 2017: Roger Moore has died at the age of 89 from cancer. He is survived by his fourth wife, Kristina "Kiki" Tholstrup, children and grandchildren. Roger Moore, Part…
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Paul Simon: The Simon & Garfunkel Years (1941-1970) Celebrating the life and songs of Paul Simon: Hey, Schoolgirl, The Sound of Silence, Homeward Bound, I Am a Rock, A Hazy Shade…
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Celebrating the songs and story of Daryl Hall (Hall & Oates): She's Gone, Rich Girl, Kiss on My List, Private Eyes, Did It In A Minute, One on One, Say It…
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