Canadian singer-songwriter Ian Tyson's journey to becoming a folk-country-cowboy troubadour began on Vancouver Island, where he learned to play polo & ride horses bareback. Tyson's story, hits and some lesser-known…
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George Michael first rose to fame during the 1980's with pop group Wham!, performing peppy duets like the monster hit single Wake Me Up Before You Go Go with singing partner…
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Whether you believe in angels or not, you'll love these songs with "Angel" in the title. The interpretation of what an angel is, has transcended musical genres thanks to the…
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"The Killer", rock and roll pianist and singer Jerry Lee Lewis, is no longer the Last Man Standing, as his 2006 hit record proclaimed. Lewis was as well known for…
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News Headlines & Entertainment Trivia from March, 1952: Sam Philips founds Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee; Southern U.S. Tornado Outbreak Kills over 200 People; Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny is…
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February 1942 news & headlines: WWII German U-Boat Commander Werner Winter Torpedoes Ships on the Eastern Seaboard; 14th Academy Awards Ceremony & Winners; Woody Herman's Blues in the Night is…
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Ageless Anne Murray won her way into the hearts of Canadians and fans the world over for forever, back in 1969 when her hit single Snowbird was released and climbed…
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Modified photos and caricatures of celebrities and movie stars from the 1950s-1960s, modified to be shareable vintage Valentine’s Day greeting cards: Ava Gardner A woman of lusty appetites, beautiful Ava Gardner…
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Baby boomer, songwriter, and The Who's self-taught lead guitarist Pete Townshend was born on 19 May, 1945 at the end of WWII. Townshend has said his father was in a band…
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Baby Boomer Trivia From January 1952: The Greatest Show on Earth debuts, starring Betty Hutton, Charlton Heston, Cornel Wilde, James Stewart & Dorothy Lamour; Three Stooges Curly dies; Johnnie Ray sings…
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