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Today in Music History - March 16 The Canadian Press 2021-03-16 Today in Music History for March 16:   In 1918, "K-K-K-Katy," subtitled "The Stammering Song," written by Chatham, Ont., composer Geoffrey O'Hara, was published. It became one of the most popular songs of the First World War era, selling more than a million copies in sheet music. The song was also a big hit when recorded by American tenor Billy Murray. O'Hara wrote the song while on a visit to Kingston, Ont. In 1954, guitarist Nancy Wilson of the rock group "Heart" was born in San Francisco. "Heart," led by Nancy's sister, ...

Entertainment Today: Showbiz news ROBERT BLAKE Prosecutors in Los Angeles said they won't seek the death penalty in the murder case against actor Robert Blake. Instead, they'll seek life in prison without the possibility of parole if Blake is convicted of killing his wife, Bonny Lee Bakley, in May 2001. Advertisement Blake was arrested on April 18, 16 days shy of the first anniversary of his wife's death. The decision was announced Thursday after a meeting of the district attorney's Special Circumstances Committee, which routinely reviews potential death penalty cases. Blake's lawyer, Harland...

Liza Minnelli has filed for divorce from her fourth husband who has accused her of beating him so bad he is brain damaged and has sued her for $11 million.

Liza Minnelli Fast Facts Personal Birth place: Los Angeles, California Birth name: Liza May Minnelli Father: Vincente Minnelli, director Mother: Judy Garland, actress and singer Marriages: David Gest (March 16, 2002-April 2007, divorced); Mark Gero (December 4, 1979-January 27, 1992, divorced); Jack Haley Jr. (September 15, 1974-April 9, 1979, divorced); Peter Allen (March 3, 1967-July 24, 1974, divorced) Other Facts Nominated for two Academy Awards and won once. Nominated for three Tony Awards and won two. Also received a Special Tony Award in 1974. Has struggled with addictions to alcohol a...

Michael McDonald recalled that he almost didn't suggest the idea of the Doobie Brothers hit What a Fool Believes to cowriter Kenny Loggins.