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Alan Young is best known for his lovable role as Wilbur Post in the 1960s TV show Mr. Ed. Young was a broadcaster for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Young's television guest appearances include The Love Boat, Murder, She Wrote, St. Elsewhere, Coach, Party of Five, The Wayans Bros., Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, USA High, Hang Time, ER and Maybe It's Me. At age 89 he still remains active doing voice over work for Disney.
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Added: 30th April 2009
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I was sad to learn that things are not looking to good about Farrah's health. Long time partner Ryan O'Neill. Ryan tells People Magazine "The treatment has pretty much ended," that the cancer has pretty much spread throughout her body and "She stays in bed now," O'Neal said. "The doctors see that she is comfortable. Farrah is on IVs, but some of that is for nourishment." Farrah also lost her all of her golden hair. While O'Neal is trying to stay hopeful, he is also dealing with the possibility of living without Fawcett. O'Neal's candid interview comes just as Fawcett prepares to talk about her illness in "Farrah's Story."
The two-hour documentary, shot by Fawcett and good friend Alana Stewart, airs next Friday, May 15.
"It was never meant to be a documentary," said Stewart. "Farrah just took her little hand-held camera to the doctor one day."
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Added: 8th May 2009
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In 1973, Jack Palance was given the lead role in Dan Curtis's "Dracula". Curtis was known as being involved with the vampire soap opera "Dark Shadows." Jack Palance disliked the role of Count Dracula, this was once he got his teeth in the well-produced made-for-television film.
Over years, he would be often asked about portraying the vampire, but declined.
This early 70s version of the well-known Halloween tale was not broadcast til four months after the fact from its original October broadcast date. Dracula had been sidetracked by the vice-presidential nomination of Gerald Ford. This was due to the infamous mess that had been created at the time in the White House. The remake was finally shown mid-winter of 1974. For kids, this was one memorable vampire not to be forgotten.*E*
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Added: 1st August 2009
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i love this vintage Dior suit from 1950 . . but HOW would you WALK in it . . the umbrella used for balance, perhaps?
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Added: 5th September 2009
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Questions surrounding the birthplace of an American president are not new. It first happened more than a century ago with Chester Alan Arthur. Elected as vice-president in 1880, Arthur ascended to the White House in 1881 after James Garfield was assassinated. Arthur served as president until 1885. His administration is generally underrated by historians. Arthur was the son of Irish-born preacher William Arthur and Vermont-born Malvina Stone. Most official references list him as having been born in Fairfield in Franklin County, Vermont on October 5, 1829, but Arthur sometimes claimed to have born in 1830. (That is the year inscribed on his crypt. It also appears in some reference works.) Arthur's father had initially migrated to Dunham, Québec, Canada, where he and his wife owned a farm about 80 miles north of the American border. There has long been speculation that the future president was actually born on that Canadian farm and that his family moved to Fairfield afterward. If this is true, Arthur would have been constitutionally ineligible to serve as vice-president or president. Given the lack of official documentation and the seeming confusion about the year of Arthur's birth, historians have been unable to rule this possibility out. Although some of Arthur's political opponents circulated the Canadian-birthplace rumor during the 1880 election campaign, they could not prove it. No ironclad proof has emerged since.
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Added: 17th November 2009
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Hello People!
Remember this big hit on the radio by the talented artist? Maybe, just maybe, you heard this almost a hundred times back then.
Even if you haven't heard it since, you'll recognize it immediately.
The 45 single is generally considered a seventies pop classic.
Did you know the keyboardist originally came from a film score background?
The composer had written "Angie Baby" in 1974 previous to this. That cool tune was sung by Helen Reddy. Another number one hit!
He also had a tune sung by the Righteous Brothers.
Are you familiar with "Rock 'n' Roll Heaven"?
He is as well a composer for Anne Murray and superstar Cher.
He did write tunes for well-known performers, but now, he is still active in the business with various projects.
Alan has written songs for major film and television companies that you may not be aware of as well.
U A went right to the top of the pop radio charts in 1977. As a 45 radio single, it was considerably shorter than from the album version.
Today, the composer still releases albums and performs for this fans.
Released mid-winter of 1977, the tune went up the chart slowly, reaching the top position on the album and pop chart. Hey, how about that, you learn something new every week with Mister *E*. Remember, this "oldschool" stuff is in with me on YRT. Verrrry cool.
*E*
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Added: 23rd November 2009
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Can you remember when these were in the paper daily?
Love is... is a comic strip created by New Zealand artist Kim Grove in the late 1960s-
Lets try to remember some or make up some more of Our own.
Here is one-
LOVE IS... Is like finding PURE GOLD ***
Join Me and ADD Your Favorites
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Added: 24th November 2009
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