Astronaut Alan Shepard and other famous people who died this day in history…
July 21
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Robin Williams was one of the most popular funnymen…
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Ross was not long out of her teens when she recorded “Twisted,” in which she added her own lyrics to the Wardell Gray tune of the same name in a style that would become known as vocalese.
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Enlisted in the Navy Nurse Corps during World War II and ascended the ranks over 30 years.
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Songwriter Rosie Hamlin composed and sang the classic song “Angel Baby.”
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The former United States attorney general who served under President Bill Clinton died Monday, Nov. 7, 2016, after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease.
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Hosting morning television was a different ball game when Dave Garroway introduced it in January 1952.
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Don Knotts was a natural comedian – his expressive face, unique look and great sense of timing combined to make him one of the funniest men on TV in the…
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Anthony Rolfe Johnson became an opera star despite not even being able to read music at age 30…