Queen Sonja of Norway, wearing what I can only hope is some sort of ceremonial garb, as seen Thursday in Luster at the reopening of Urnes Stave Church, which is on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. And the Queen of Diamonds.
So alike, and yet only one was born on the 4th of July, 1937.
Let’s kick it off with some HOT HOT HOT Jackie Wilson! Watch for the jump split!
Betty White love. Watch for the special visitor.
Harrisburg’s own Nancy Kulp, TV’s first lesbian (I think), would have been 89 today. She died of cancer in 1991.
Big finish! Here’s a nearly 60-year-old Ann Miller with a colossal hairdo, a dancing Della Reese, the lovelorn Ethel Merman and that surprise guest again! Can you name the cameos? LOVE BOAT!
Millions of eggs have been recalled in the salmonella scare that has sickened over a thousand people, but it turns out that the eggs can still be used.
Elephantine Scientologist Kirstie Alley has squashed rumors that she’ll be pounding the parquet on “Dancing with the Stars” next season, by tweeting that she won’t be — but might do it in the future if asked.
Songwriter George David Weiss died August 23 at age 89, leaving us with many great songs, including the timeless “What a Wonderful World” and “Can’t Help Falling in Love.”
"These are simple people. The common clay. The salt of the earth. You know... morons."
--Gene Wilder as "The Waco Kid" in Mel Brooks' "Blazing Saddles"