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Today in Music History - Feb. 22 The Canadian Press 2021-02-22 Today in Music History for Feb. 22:   In 1952, bass singer Don Gerrard, a native of Vancouver, made his debut with the Canadian Opera Company as the Speaker in "The Magic Flute." He moved to England in 1961 to become principal bass of the Sadler's Wells company, but continued to return to Canada to perform. In 1965, "The Beatles" began filming "Help," their second movie, in the Bahamas. Other scenes were shot in England and Austria. The film opened in North America in August. In 1969, British glitter-rock band "T. Rex" kicked...

Singer Stevie Wonder is moving to Ghana. The iconic, award-winning performer spoke to Oprah Winfrey in an interview explaining his decision, citing the political turmoil in the United States.

Credit: Getty Love is like a box of chocolates: you keep looking for the one you really want, and leave the shit for some other poor sap. Luckily, these artists opened their hearts to pen songs about love that capture the rush of romance more poetically than we ever could. A truly great love song is a like an adrenaline hit to your heart and soul, evoking feelings of nostalgia, heartache and the euphoria of the best of times with that special someone. Now, before we make ourselves sick, here are the greatest love songs ever recorded – as chosen by team 

Feb 10, 2021 This year’s winners join a distinguished group of Wolf Laureates, around three dozen of whom have gone on to win Nobel prizes in the past. By United with Israel Staff and AP Israel’s Wolf Prize, which is bestowed upon individuals who have made outstanding contributions in the arts and sciences, was awarded on Monday at an event hosted by President Reuven Rivlin. This year, the award was given to three scientists whose breakthroughs in RNA research helped Israel battle the coronavirus. Prof. Joan Steitz, Prof. Lynne Maquat and Prof. Adrian Kraine study RNA regulatory mechanism...

Stevie Wonder was awarded Israel’s Wolf Prize, headlining a group of laureates in the arts and sciences receiving the prestigious recognition.