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Irish singer and entertainer Carmel Quinn, who found fame when she came to America and appeared on Arthur Godfrey’s show in the 1950s, has died.
Quinn passed away at the age of 95 at her home in Leonia, New Jersey on March 6.
Originally from Dublin, a biography note on her website says she began her singing career there with the Bobby Murphy Orchestra singing at small charity concerts and a few other jobs around the country.
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“Eventually, I came to America,” she wrote on the website. “It was the mid-fifties when I appeared on the Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts radio show and won the contest. My prize was to then appear on the show for the next three days. I did, and I stayed on as a regular for six additional years.
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COVID-19 VACCINATION. First responder and noted fanzine fan Curt Phillips posted a photo on Facebook of him receiving the injection
First Covid 19 vaccination accomplished this morning. Fast, simple, easy. No adverse reactions at all. Everybody should get one!
Soon as we can, Curt! He’s followed up in the intervening hours with a couple of posts to say there were no complications and there was no more arm soreness than there is with his annual flu shot.
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Billy Corgan Recalls Getting Hit on by Kathie Lee Gifford
The Howard Stern Show Tuesday (Dec. 1) and during the course of the conversation with Stern, Corgan recalled his 1997 appearance on
Live With Regis and Kathie Lee and one very distinct memory from that guest spot.
“It was awesome. They were really sweet but … she starts hitting on me during the show,” Corgan told Stern. “I was like wow, Kathie Lee is hitting on me, this is amazing.” As seen in video of the 1997 appearance below, the talk show host compliments Corgan on his chrome-dome look, telling the singer, The grass never grows on the playground. You re looking very fine.