1991At the American Music Awards, Gloria Estefan performs live for the first time since a tour bus accident 10 months earlier where she seriously injured her back. She debuts her new single, "Coming Out Of The Dark," which is inspired by her recovery.
1983Stevie Nicks marries Kim Anderson in a union she later describes as "a terrible, terrible mistake."More
197916-year-old Brenda Spencer shoots at an elementary school, killing two adults and injuring nine kids. When asked why she did it, she replies, "I don't like Mondays," which the Boomtown Rats use as the title for a song about the incident.
1969The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hourdebuts on CBS. A homey variety show with Steve Martin on board as a writer, it lasts three seasons and draws impressive ratings. Campbell, who had been a regular guest on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, gets even more exposure later in 1969 when he stars in the John Wayne movie True Grit.
1961Bob Dylan visits Woody Guthrie at Greystone Park Psychiatric hospital in New Jersey, where Guthrie is being treated for Huntington's disease. Dylan plays him "Song To Woody," which appears on his first album the following year.
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2015Suge Knight, former bodyguard-turned-record producer, is the alleged perpetrator in a hit-and-run which leaves his friend Terry Carter dead and actor Cle Denyale Sloan injured. Knight was filming the upcoming N.W.A. biopic Straight Outta Compton when he reportedly fled the scene after an argument and plowed into the victims. Knight's lawyer confirms the incident, but refuses to say more as he's "waiting for a preliminary investigation for more information."
2015Rod McKuen, songwriter, poet, and composer, dies during a bout of pneumonia at age 81. Frank Sinatra's 1969 A Man Alone album was a compilation of McKuen's songs, including "Love's Been Good To Me."
2014Johnny Allen, a pianist and arranger for Motown and Stax Records, dies of complications from pneumonia at age 96. In 1971 he, along with Isaac Hayes, won a Grammy Award for his arrangement of the "Theme From Shaft."
2013Kenneth Hodges (bass guitarist for Spanky & Our Gang) dies of pneumonia at age 76.
2008Prog rock band The Mars Volta release their album The Bedlam in Goliath. As a promotion, the band also gives away a CD-vinyl single, a special format with an optical side readable in CD players and a vinyl side that plays on a turntable for about three minutes. Both sides contain a cover of Pink Floyd's "Candy and a Currant Bun."
The Bedlam in Goliath debuts at #3 on the Billboard 200.
The Bedlam in Goliath debuts at #3 on the Billboard 200.
1995Ken Jensen (drummer for D.O.A.), age 29, dies of smoke inhalation while trying to escape a house fire.
1994Mary Wilson (of The Supremes) is injured and her 14-year-old son is killed in a California auto accident.
1981Blues guitar prodigy Jonny Lang is born Jon Langseth, Jr. in Fargo, North Dakota.
1977Rose Royce's "Car Wash" hits #1 in America.
1974Grand Funk records "The Loco-Motion" after Mark Farner comes into the studio singing the song.
1970Elvis Presley releases "Kentucky Rain."
1969Peggy Lee records "Is That All There Is."
1964The Beatles record "Sie Liebt Dich" (the German version of "She Loves You").
1962Marcus Vere (of Living In A Box) is born in the UK.
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Tiffany and Debbie Gibson Star In Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid
2011
Former teen stars Tiffany and Debbie Gibson team up to star in the movie Mega Python Vs. Gatoroid, which airs on the Syfy network.
The film features mutant creatures, a catfight between the two, and references to some of their hits. Here's the dialogue that leads to the catfight:
Gibson: "You are going to get it, you gator-baiting bitch."
Tiffany: "Only in your dreams!"
After they throw down, there is this:
Gibson: "I think we're alone now."
Tiffany: "There doesn't seem to be anyone around."
It's not the first time these two have starred in Syfy movies: Gibson was in Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus and Tiffany was in Mega Piranha. It is the first time they have appeared together, though.
Directing the film is another woman who made a mark on the '80s music scene: Mary Lambert. She did videos for Madonna, Janet Jackson and Sting.
Gibson: "You are going to get it, you gator-baiting bitch."
Tiffany: "Only in your dreams!"
After they throw down, there is this:
Gibson: "I think we're alone now."
Tiffany: "There doesn't seem to be anyone around."
It's not the first time these two have starred in Syfy movies: Gibson was in Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus and Tiffany was in Mega Piranha. It is the first time they have appeared together, though.
Directing the film is another woman who made a mark on the '80s music scene: Mary Lambert. She did videos for Madonna, Janet Jackson and Sting.
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