70s

“Born Today” AnnaSophia Robb (23) Sam Hunt (32) Nicki Minaj (34) Chrisette Michele (34) Ingrid Michaelson (37) Ian Somerhalder (38) Dominic Monaghan (40) Nick Zinner (42) Cristian Castro (42) Corey Taylor (43) Michael Cole (48) Tyler Mane (50) Sinead O’Connor (50) Athena Lee (52) Teri Hatcher (52) Ann Coulter (55) Phil Collen (59) Deborra-Lee Furness (61) Kim Basinger (63) Rick Baker (66) Nancy Meyers (67) Gregg Allman (69) John Rubenstein (70) Graciela Daniele (77) James Galway (77) Sammy Davis Jr (RIP) Jim Morrison (RIP) “Died Today” John Lennon (Born: October 9, 1940 / Died: December 8, 1980) Marty Robbins (Born: September 26, 1925 / Died: December 8, 1982) Anne Seymour (Born: September 11, 1909 / Died: December 8, 1988) “Movies” 1970 - Husbands 1982 - 48 hours 1982 - Sophie’s Choice 1989 - She-Devil 1989 - The War of the Roses 1995 - Father of the Bride Part II 1995 - Live Nude Girls 2000 - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 2000 - Dungeons & Dragons 2000 - Proof of Life 2000 - Vertical Limit “Music” 1962 - “All Alone Am I” by Brenda Lee remained #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart 1962 - “Big Girls Don’t Cry” was #1 for its fourth week https://youtu.be/OzpXuRCBgsM 1967 - Their Satanic Majesties Request was released 1973 - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road still topped the album charts 1979 - Styx went #1 with the single “Babe” https://youtu.be/uBi61pgDUP8 1979 - The Long Run by the Eagles was the #1 album 1984 - Prince and the Revolution were #1 again with Purple Rain 1990 - Bette Midler continued to rule the charts with “From a Distance” https://youtu.be/lN4AcFzxtdE "TV & Radio” 1984 - Ringo Starr made an appearance on Saturday Night Live 1985 - The TV film Final Jeopardy was released 1986 - Part 2 of Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna was released “Other Important Events...” 1980 – Former Beatle John Lennon was shot and killed in the entrance of the Dakota apartments in New York City 1982 - Author Gabriel Garcia Marquez was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature 1998 - Women’s Ice Hockey had its first appearance in the Winter Olympics