Nostalgia

“Born Today” Troy Gentile (23) Erica Dasher (30) Kelly Osbourne (32) Patrick Fugit (34) Vanessa Mae (38) Scott Weiland (49) Marla Maples (53) Simon Le Bon (58) Robert Picardo (62) Roberto Benigni (64) Jayne Kennedy (65) Fran Lebowitz (66) Ivan Reitman (70) Lee Greenwood (73) John Cleese (77) Featured Above Nanette Fabray (96) Ruby Dee (RIP) Scott Weiland (RIP) Leif Erickson (RIP) “Died Today” Allan Lane (Born: September 22, 1909 / Died: October 27, 1973) Lou Reed (Born: March 2, 1942 / Died: October 27, 2013) “Movies” 1964 - The Americanization of Emily 1965 - King Rat 1966 - Texas Across the River 1989 - Worth Winning 1995 - Copycat 1995 - The Doom Generation 1995 - Leaving Las Vegas 1995 - Powder 1995 - Three Wishes 1995 - Vampire in Brooklyn 2000 - Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 2000 - Lucky Numbers 2000 - The Little Vampire “Music” 1962 - “Monster Mash” was the #1 song https://youtu.be/vNuVifA7DSU 1962 - The #1 Adult Contemporary song was “Only Love Can Break a Heart” 1964 - The Supremes released “Come See About Me” https://youtu.be/NoOsosfBrnw 1973 - Gladys Knight and the Pips had the #1 song with “Midnight Train to Georgia” 1982 - Prince released 1999 1986 - Paul McCartney released “Pretty Little Head” 1990 - Garth Brooks’s “Friends in Low Places” was the #1 Country song https://youtu.be/t4X3ZRU5Ghg 1990 - Chayanne’s “Completamente Enamorados” was the #1 Latin song https://youtu.be/s5LFeHZklRo “TV/Radio” 1947 - You Bet Your Life radio show hosted by Groucho Marx premiered 1954 - Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color television program premiered “Other Important Events…” 1988 - E.T. was released on VHS https://youtu.be/qYAETtIIClk