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Comedians Jerry Lewis, Don Rickles and Dick Gregory left their own indelible mark with their iconic routines. And the story of the 1960s could not be told without Hugh Hefner and Charles Manson, who were synonymous with the decade in vastly different ways. |
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Hefner founded Playboy magazine and was credited with helping rev up the sexual revolution in the 1960s. The decade ended with Manson becoming the face of evil across America by orchestrating seven murders that marked the end of the era of peace and love. |
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Steven McDonald, 59. A New York police detective who was paralyzed by a teenage gunman's bullet in 1986 but publicly forgave the shooter and became an international voice for peace. Jan. 10. Tommy Allsup, 85. A guitarist best known for losing a coin toss that kept him off a plane that later crashed.... |
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A preschool donnybrook broke out during the annual Christmas pageant at the First Baptist Church in
Teegan Benson, playing the part of a two-year old sheep, went off script and decided to snatch the Little Lord Jesus asleep on the hay. "My daughter has a great love for babies," Tana Benson told the Todd Starnes Radio Show. |
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Steven McDonald, 59. A New York police detective who was paralyzed by a teenage gunman's bullet in 1986 but publicly forgave the shooter and became an international voice for peace. Jan. 10. Tommy Allsup, 85. A guitarist best known for losing a coin toss that kept him off a plane that later crashed.... |
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Steven McDonald, 59. A New York police detective who was paralyzed by a teenage gunman's bullet in 1986 but publicly forgave the shooter and became an international voice for peace. Jan. 10. Tommy Allsup, 85. A guitarist best known for losing a coin toss that kept him off a plane that later crashed.... |
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They made music that inspired legions of fans. Rock ‘n’ roll founding father Chuck Berry, rockers Tom Petty and Greg Allman, grunge icon Chris Cornell, country superstar Glen Campbell and jazz great Al Jarreau were among the notable figures who died in 2017, leaving a void in virtually every genre of music. |
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Myanmar activists and the leader of the country's Catholic Church on Thursday hit out at two controversial Chinese-operated infrastructure megaprojects that they say have caused environmental damage and subjected local residents to land expropriations without adequate compensation. |
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They made music that inspired legions of fans. Rock 'n' roll founding father Chuck Berry, rockers Tom Petty and Greg Allman, grunge icon Chris Cornell, country superstar Glen Campbell and jazz great Al Jarreau were among the notable figures who died in 2017, leaving a void in virtually every genre of music. |
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Steven McDonald, 59. A New York police detective who was paralyzed by a teenage gunman's bullet in 1986 but publicly forgave the shooter and became an international voice for peace. Jan. 10. Tommy Allsup, 85. A guitarist best known for losing a coin toss that kept him off a plane that later crashed.... |
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JANUARY: Sister Frances Carr, 89. One of the last remaining members of a nearly extinct religious society called the Shakers. Jan. 2. Bud Lilly, 91. Fly fishing legend, conservationist and catch-and-release pioneer. Jan. 4. Jill Saward, 51. A survivor of rape who became a powerful British campaigner against sexual violence. |
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