Being that MTV has been dead for years, somehow it's 30 years old today. "[No] video[s] killed the [music TV station]..."
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Being that MTV has been dead for years, somehow it's 30 years old today. "[No] video[s] killed the [music TV station]..."
The redhead no one could tell had red hair on her groundbreaking B&W sit com, Lucille Ball, would be 100 today. Google has another click-on feature celebrating that occasion.
A mere 100 years ago, arguably the most famous painting in the world, Da Vinci's Mona Lisa was done stole from the Louvre.
I predict that today's registered user birthday (at 31 years of age, AJ684255A7C3, and the 0 post count and link-in-the-sig-line) may soon be considered posthumous...
Google today says it would be Jim Henson's 75th. :cry:
Today is James Naismith's 150th. Would he pleased to see that his sport of basketball is locked out/on strike? :(
Back then it was a game. Today it is a business filled with greedy whiners who dribble in short pants.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bel-Cam Jos
A happy 600th to Joan of Arc! And welcome to triple-digits, New Mexico! (well, it isn't dead, so maybe it doesn't deserve to be included here)
A long-time cancelled show, Sanford and Son was first on 40 years ago today. :HearThatElizabeth?:
Happy would've-been-100, Jackson Pollack! Throw paint on a canvas in his honor, in any old pattern.