Monday, March 06, 2017

The Highs and Lows of King Kong's 84 Years in Movies

Monkey Business: The Highs and Lows of King Kong's 84 Years in Movies

Once Again Texas Leads the Way

Bones found in wall of Heights home of woman who disappeared in 2015

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Jack Karney, Knock 'em Dead, Phantom Books (Australia), 1956

Lyle Ritz, R. I. P.

Best Classic Bands: He started out as a virtuoso ukulelist—yes, that is an actual word, meaning one who plays the ukulele—but it was in his capacity as bassist for The Wrecking Crew that Lyle Ritz contributed to best-selling recordings by the likes of the Beach Boys, the Monkees, the Righteous Brothers and Linda Ronstadt, among others.

I Miss the Old Days

33 Color Photos Show Dresses That '40s Young Women Often Wore

Cursive makes a comeback

Cursive makes a comeback 

I'm Sure You'll All Agree

The 10 Most Collectible Photography Books of All Time

New Poem at The Five-Two

The Five-Two: Lisa Olsson: TWENTY-SEVEN

Gator Update (Sunbathing Edition)

Hundreds of alligators gather at Florida watering hole for sunbathing session  

Great photos at the link.

Sunday, March 05, 2017

Valerie Carter, R. I. P.

NY Daily News: The singer and songwriter rose to fame in the 1970s and recorded and performed with acts like James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Don Henley, Linda Ronstadt, Ringo Starr and more.  

Hat tip to Jeff Meyerson.

The Day Ringo Starr Got Death Threats

The Day Ringo Starr Got Death Threats - for Being Jewish

Song of the Day

Elvis Presley _ I believe in the man in the sky (1961) - YouTube:

Forgotten Hits: March 5th

Forgotten Hits: March 5th

Today's Vintage Ad


I'm Sure You'll All Agree

The Best Medieval Castles in the World

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Aylwin Lee Martin, Fear Comes Calling, Phantom Books (Australia), 1954



The World's Most Disappointing Time Capsule?

Miss Belvedere: The World's Most Disappointing Time Capsule?

How did James Bowie die at the Alamo?

No Wounds In His Back: Step aside, David Crockett, just how exactly did James Bowie die at the Alamo?

Sci-Fi Sundays: Galaxy, February 1965

Sci-Fi Sundays: Galaxy, February 1965 

Leading the Way

For More Than 150 Years, Texas Has Had the Power to Secede…From Itself