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"Did You Know That" columnist Curt Eriksmoen begins the story of Tony Fontane, a popular entertainer and avowed atheist who became a gospel singer after a serious automobile accident in 1957.
"Did You Know That" columnist Curt Eriksmoen begins the story of Tony Fontane, a popular entertainer and avowed atheist who became a gospel singer after a serious automobile accident in 1957.
"Did You Know That" columnist Curt Eriksmoen begins the story of Tony Fontane, a popular entertainer and avowed atheist who became a gospel singer after a serious automobile accident in 1957.
Photographer Jason Baker used original images of high-profile names such as music legend David Bowie, gangster Al Capone and actor Al Pacino (pictured) as they were hauled into police custody.
Remembering the night Larry King broadcast live from the Space Needle (Getty Images) When Larry King passed away over the weekend, he was lauded for his decades of hosting a popular TV talk show on CNN. But true “Larry Lovers” remember him first as a radio guy hosting a late night phone-in program starting in the late 1970s. That radio program – Mutual Broadcasting’s Larry King Show – once did a live national broadcast from the Space Needle in Seattle. KIRO Radio was the first Seattle station to carry the Larry King Show, beginning right about the time the program first came on air ...