Nov. 14, 2025
Nov 15-Uranus, The Drifters, Petula Clark, ABBA, Ellen Griswold, Nickelback, Wendy's, $450.3 Million Painting
National clean your fridge day. Entertainment from 1964. Zeb Pike 1st sees Pikes Peak, 1st Catholic college, 1st Wendy's resteraunt, Most expensive painting in history. Todays birthdays - William Herschel, Ed Asner, Joseph Wapner, Clyde McPhatter, Petula Clark, Sam Waterston, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Beverly D'Angelo, Chad Kroeger. Roy Clark died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
COTF (cleaning out the fridge) - Dickie Alan
Baby love - The Supremes
I don't care - Buck Owens
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Money Honey - Clyde McPhatter & the Drifters
Downtown - Petula Clark
Dancing Queen - ABBA
How you remind me - Nickelback
Honeymoon feelin' - Roy Clark
Exit - Could be I'm fallin for you - Susanna Colley Allan Caswell Music Video
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Hi everyone, I'm Jeff. Welcome to history and factoids about today.
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Today is November the fifteenth.
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Cleaning house the fridge, Just cleaning house, the fridge.
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Oh this kind of house works.
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Well.
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He's the best there is.
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He called his buddies into health and all they did
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was help themselves say that home.
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Just cleaning house fridge.
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Today is National Clean your Refrigerator Day. No one likes
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that job. Technically you should be cleaning your refrigerator every
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three to four months. Wow, since hardly anybody ever does it,
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they recommend one day of really thorough cleaning at least
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once a year. That means unplugging it, cleaning underneath it,
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behind it, and then you can go to town on the inside.
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I mean, sure it looks better, but it also runs
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more efficiently and it keeps the germs and smells from
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actually getting into food.
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That's the holidays.
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That's a pretty good time of year to do that.
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So suck it up and clean out that fridge today.
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This is going on entertainment on November the fifteenth. It's
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back to nineteen sixty four. Number one album was People
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by Barbara Streissan. The Supremes had the number one song
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with Baby love baby, my baby, and.
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You, but I do it's treat me bad d my
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heart lean mistad. I'm a lifted hid wrong to make you.
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Stay fuck go on sad.
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The number country song with I don't care well.
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I don't care if the sun don't shine.
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I don't care if the bells don't chime, just this long,
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Oh as you love me. I don't care if.
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The topstone span, I don't care if the gym's old gin,
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Just as long as you love me.
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The number one book was her Zog by Saal Bellows.
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Todd movie was roused about Elvis. He finds a job
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in a struggling carnival, so he starts to date the
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teenage girl and her dad really gets pissed off at Elvis.
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All right, what happened on over Himber the fifteenth, seventeen
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sixty three, Pennsylvania and Maryland. They were not getting along. No,
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I mean they weren't getting along at all. They could
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not agree on the border between the two states. It
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wasn't even coming to blows where they were shooting at
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each other and everything. So the Thorty stepped in and
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they got Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon. They said, why
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don't you got to survey this and tell us where
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that line is. So they ended up creating the Mason
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Dixon Line. It took him four years though. Then after
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they did that, symbolically the Mason Dixon Line, it basically
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was a border for free states up the north and
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the slavery states down south. Seventeen seventy seven, the Continental
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Congress passed the Articles of Confederation. That was the first
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United States Constitution. Yeah, got sent out to the states today.
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It came back ratified nineteen or seventeen eighty one. Now
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the consternation we used today. It replaced it in seventeen
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eighty nine. Seventeen ninety one, the first Catholic college in
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the United States opened up, Georgetown Washington, DC. Now was
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not named after George Washington. It was named after the
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two guys who donated the land. Both the names were
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George eighteen oh six Zebulon Pike. He first saw Pike's Peak, Yeah,
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from a distance, and then they took it a whole
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week in order to get to the base of the mountain. Now,
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him and his men they did try and climb it.
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They didn't get very far though. They were all kind
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of disheartened for it, so he declared that no man
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would ever climb this mountain. Well, now you can drive up,
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take a train up, take a tram up. But you
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know what, you can even do the Pike's Peak Marathon.
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They do that to see who can run up at
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the festest. Now, if you don't know Colorado, it's just
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west of Colorado Springs. Nineteen sixty nine, Dave Thomas he
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opened up the first Windy's restauran. He was in Columbus, Ohio.
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Now he named it after his fourth daughter, Wendy. Yeah,
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it's her likeness of that freckle face little girl that's
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on the logo. Now, why didn't he name it after
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his first three daughters? Well, here were his options. Could
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have been Pam's, Lois's, or Molly's. So yeah, I think
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you'd rather eat at Wendy's, right, But he didn't forget
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about the other three girls. In nineteen seventy eight he
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opened up the Sister's Chicken and Biscuit Restaurants. Yeah, that
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was there, Dave. He always regretted in calling it Wendy's.
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He said that was too much pressure to put on
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that girl. He should have just called it Dave's nineteen
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eighty seven is the continental airplane crashed here in Denver,
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killed twenty eight of the eighty two people on board.
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You know, I was actually in a local hospital at
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that time. Yeah, I had double pneumonia. So they brought
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some of those injured into the ICA. Whereas that well,
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I was being quarantine. But I don't remember much, but yeah,
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it was pretty drug done. But obviously I survised. Now
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I wonder how they pulled this stunt off. In nineteen
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ninety three, certain Cuban refugees landed in an airplane in Florida.
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That was after they stow the crop destining plane in Cuba.
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Two thousand and one, the first Xbox game console went
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on sale here in the Night States. Twenty seventeen had
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an auction Leonardo da Vinci his painting the Salvatur Monday
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so for four hundred and fifty point three million dollars.
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Now what it is is christ As the Savior of
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the World. Now was bought by a group from the
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Saudi Arabia Ministry of Culture. Seems either odd now it's
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still the most expensive piece of art ever solved that
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four and fifty million bucks. Now, that painting though it
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had gone on sale at auction before. Back in nineteen
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fifty eight, it sold for one hundred and twenty five dollars.
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Joke doke co joked, joke, show this shiverf day.
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We're gonna pause.
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He left this shiverfday.
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We got simple tage.
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He left this shibirth day.
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And you don't do God's birthday?
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Okay. It was born out November the fourteenth. Astronomer William Herschel,
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He's burned in Germany in seventeen thirty eight, pretty much
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lived his whole life in England. Seventeen seventy four he
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created the first really big telescope. Now he used in
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seventeen eighty one he was able to find the planet
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pass Saturn. See with your naked eye, you can't see
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pass Saturn. So he tried to name that new planet
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he discovered after England's King George the Third. The old
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rest of the world said, oh hell no, everyone just
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called the planet Herschel.
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I don't know if Herschel was an astronaut, but they
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ended up naming that planet Uranus. Herschel. He was married
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and they had one child. Herschel. He had got along
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illness ended up, dying from it in eighteen twenty two
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at eighty three years old. Now before before Judge Judy
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and the rest of all those courtroom shows, there is
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the People's Court that's presided over by Judge Wapner. Joseph Wapner.
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He was born in Los Angeles in nineteen nineteen. Now
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he was a judge in Los Angeles for twenty years,
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and he retired in nineteen seventy nine. Nineteen eighty one,
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they hit him up basketball and being a new real
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life TV show that would take place in the courthouse.
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He would be the judge of the People's Court. Now Wapner.
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He did People's Court for twelve years when he retired
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in nineteen ninety three. He's married nineteen forty six and
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they had one daughter and two sons. He died in
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twenty seventeen at ninety seven years old from respiratory failure.
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Actor Ed Asner he was born in Kansas City, Missouri,
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in nineteen twenty nine. He first got known on The
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Mary Tyler Moore Show, which was a comedy. They spun
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his character off into The Lou Grant Show, which was
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a drama. Over the years, Ed he won seven five
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time Emmys. That's the most by any male actor. Ed
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he played Santa Claus in eight different Santa Claus movies.
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Now he's been in eighty movies TOTALO. He worked until
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he died in twenty twenty one. He was ninety one
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years old and he died from natural causes. He had
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three children from his first wife and they divorced after
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twenty nine years, so Ed must have been happy. He
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went out and had a fling and had another daughter.
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Then he got married to a second wife for twenty
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five years when they divorced.
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You know the long rank tidor pail lady ring, long
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lost fail.
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I went to the window to the line and ask
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him to tell me what was on.
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Yes, that was Clyde McPhatter singing for the Drifters. Clydie
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was born in Durham, North Carolina, in nineteen thirty two.
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When he was seventeen year old. He hit when he
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was a member of Billy Ward and the Domino's Band.
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While that inspired Clyde to start his own band, So
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he started the Drifters in nineteen fifty three. Now they
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had their heads money. Honey, such a night, honey, Love
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what you're gonna do? Then now he left the Drifters
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in nineteen fifty five. Yeah, I mean he was proud
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of the group he started, but he wanted to be solo.
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Now he did okay solo, but he didn't do as
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good as a drifter he did once he left. Clyde
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was a major, major alcoholic. He had got him nineteen
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seventy two, thirty nine years old. He had one son
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and one daughter.
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Signs already Hardmunion, so much brier.
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Cattle, you trump cattle, your cast Petula car.
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She's ninety three. She was born in Oule, England, in
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nineteen thirty two. Started singing professionally at eight years old
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in nineteen thirty nine. Now she still sings once in
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a while, I mean not very often, but still. She's
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released songs in French, German, Italian, Spanish, British, American, Downtown,
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I know A Plays, this is my song. Those are
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some of her big hits over the years. Now she's
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recorded over one thousand songs in her lifetime, sold over
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seventy million records. Now she was the biggest selling female
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singer all time over in Britain. Yeah, Deell passed her
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up a couple of years ago. Now, but to Aly.
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She got married nineteen sixty one and they had two
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daughters and one son. Her husband. He died in twenty
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twenty four at ninety three years old. After Sam Waterston.
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He was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in nineteen forty eighty five.
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Today been in over eighty movies Capricorn One, Hannah and
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Her Sisters, Heavens Gate. He was now many for an
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oscar for the movie Killing Field on TV. He was
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on line order for four hund and five episodes from
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between nineteen ninety four and twenty twenty four. Now he
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had a son from his first wife, married his second
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wife and nighteteen seventy six, and they had three kids.
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When you look at the old music video clips of
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Abba the Dark Haired Girl, she was Annie Friedlinstad. Now
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that was old Abba. See New Alba two point zero. Yeah,
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she was blonde. Yes, she's coming up her great hair
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and she's eighty today. She's born in Norway in nineteen
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forty five. Now, her father was a German soldier during
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World War Two and her mom died shortly after Annie
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was born, so her grandma took her to Sweden. So
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you are Norwegians. They were not too nice to kids
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who were born from German soldiers during the occupation of
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World War Two in Sweden. Annie, she became very successful
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as a solo singer. Surprised everybody when she announced she
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was joining a new group called Abba called by Annie.
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They sold over undred and fifty million records. Abblet. It's
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just the first letter of each of their first names. Annie.
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She married at eighteen and had two daughters. They divorced
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after six years. She married her third husband in nineteen
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ninety two. Now that husband, he was a prince in Switzerland.
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He died from lymphoma in nineteen ninety nine. But they
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can't take an Annie's tyler. She's still a princess, webe
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until she dies. Actress Beverly D'Angelo. She was born in Columbus, Ohio,
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in nineteen fifty one, seventy four years old today.
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She was an illustrator at Hanna Barbara before she went
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into acting. So yeah, she drew cartoons. She was in
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any which way but Louz Hair. She played Patsy Klein
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and coal Miner's daughter. Best known off playing Ellen Griswold
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and all those vacation movies. Now, she did a really
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good job in the movie American History Acts. She married
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once for fourteen years and then she had a twin
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boy and girl from al Pacino. They broke up after
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six years.
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So sorry, sorry, Chad Kroger.
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He's the lead singer for Nickelback. He's in fifty one today.
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He's born in Hannah, Alberta, Canada, in nineteen seventy four. Now,
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he was a trouble kid. He did spend time in
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juvenile detention for breaking into his junior high school, got
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himself a little straightened at and then he helped form
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the band Nickelback in nineteen ninety five. They so there
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are fifty million albums. That makes them Canada's all time
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best selling rock band. You know what, It actually makes
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them the best selling rock band of this century worldwide.
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