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A look back at Oscar Levant, the late bestselling author, radio and television host, quiz show panelist, actor and songwriter.
Jeannine Freeman Whitmer’s passion was caring for others. This desire was demonstrated by her chosen profession of being a nurse and her tender and dedicated
Performing arts venues, suffering under pandemic shutdown, struggle to move forward Updated Feb 08, 2021; Facebook Share There is a joke among concert promoters that since they have nothing to do, the government should put them in charge of distributing the COVID-19 vaccine. “Everyone would get a wristband and head into a post-vaccination VIP meet-and-greet for a picture with Dr. Fauci,” said John Sanders of DSP Shows. It’s a bit of dark humor. Sanders said he knows that vaccines, Dr. Anthony Fauci and the end of the COVID pandemic are the only thing that’s going to allow state and l...
Today in Music History - Jan. 13 The Canadian Press 2021-01-13 Today in Music History for Jan. 13: In 1501, Christianity's first vernacular hymnal was printed in Prague, capital of the present-day Czech Republic. It contained 89 hymns in the Czech language. In 1854, a patent for the accordion was issued to Anthony Faax of Philadelphia. In 1864, Stephen Foster, one of the first composers of pop music, died in a New York City hospital after falling over a wash basin in a drunken stupor. In his pocket when he died was the manuscript for what became one of his most famous songs, "Beautiful ...