Joplin's Rolling Stones Prank
Mark Farner recalls her melted chocolate prank on the band.
Janis Joplin
Woodstock, a Pivotal Moment in Music History!
It was late summer in the year 1969. The country was heavily involved in a very unpopular war in Vietnam and young people were protesting the war throughout the country . They wanted peace and love, not war. What followed was “The Woodstock Music & Art Fair” in upstate New York.
October 4, Another Big Day in History for the Entertainment Business
"Well, hello Mrs. Cleaver. You are looking lovely today". Those words from Eddie Haskell were uttered for the first time as "Leave it to Beaver" was telecast for the very first time on CBS Television on this date in 1957. The show eventually moved to ABC in its third season. This was just one of many entertainment news stories that happened on this date in history.
Today Marks the 47th Anniversary of ‘Woodstock’
It was late summer in the year 1969. The country was heavily involved in a very unpopular war in Vietnam and young people were protesting the war throughout the country. They wanted peace and love, not war. What followed was “The Woodstock Music & Art Fair” in upstate New York. Today marks the 47th anniversary of “Woodstock”, originally a three day music that eventually ended up being four