DYR Today, October 13

“Born Today”

• Noah Crawford (22)
• Ian Thorpe (34)
• Kele Okereke (35)
• Ashanti (36)
• Billy Bush (45)
• Sacha Baron Cohen (45)
• Serena Altschul (46)
• Paul Potts (46)
• Nancy Kerrigan (47)
• Tisha Campbell-Martin (48)
• Kate Walsh (49)
• Kelly Preston (54)
• Jerry Rice (54)
• Joey Belladonna (56)
• Marie Osmond (57) Featured Above
• Chris Carter (59)
• Beverly Johnson (64)
• Sammy Hagar (69)
• Demond Wilson (70)
• Paul Simon (75)
• Melinda Dillon (77)
• Nana Mouskouri (82)

“Died Today”

• Milton S. Hershey (Born: September 13, 1857 / Died: October 13, 1945)
• Ed Sullivan (Born: September 28, 1901 / Died: October 13, 1974)

“Movies”

• 1965 – Situation Helpless…But Not Serious
• 1967 – Reflections in a Golden Eye
• 1968 – The Subject was Roses
• 1989 – Breaking In
• 1989 – Crimes and Misdemeanors
• 1989 – The Fabulous Baker Boys
• 1989 – Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
• 1989 – Look Who’s Talking
• 1993 – Rudy
• 1995 – Jade
• 1995 – The Scarlet Letter
• 1995 – Strange Days
• 2000 – Dr. T & the Women
• 2000 – Lost Souls
• 2000 – The Contender
• 2000 – The Ladies Man

“Music”

• 1962 – “Sherry” was the #1 song for the fifth week
• 1969 – Neil Diamond released “Holly Holy”

• 1973 – Cher’s “Half-Breed” was #1 for the second week
• 1978 – Dolly Parton’s “Heartbreaker” was the #1 Country song

• 1979 – Michael Jackson’s “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough” was the #1 song

• 1979 – The #1 Adult Contemporary song was “Broken Hearted Me” by Anne Murray
• 1984 – Purple Rain was the #1 album
• 1984 – Stevie Wonder’s “I Just Called to Say I Love You” was the #1 song

• 1990 – Please Hammer Don’t Hurt Em was the #1 album

“Other Important Events…”

• 1958 – Paddington Bear was introduced to the world in A Bear Called Paddington
• 1983 – The first cellular network in the U.S. was launched in Chicago