Sept. 13, 2026

Sept 14th-Hoagies, the Lone Ranger, A-Ha, Amy Winehouse, Sam Neill, Pope Leo XIV, 1st Born US Saint

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National Eat a hoagie day. Entertainment from 1998. Frances Scott Key wrote the Star Spangle Banner, Britian paid US $15.5 million for helping the south in the civil war, 1st quintuplets to survive birth in US, Theodore Roosevelt sworn in at 26th President. Todays birthdays - Clayton Moore, Sam Neill, Pope Leo XIV, Morten Harket, Mary Crosby, Melissa Leo, Faith Ford, John Berry, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Amy Winehouse. Grace Kelly died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Hoagie song - Criag Robinson
I don't want to miss a thing - Aerosmith
How long gone - Brooks & Dunn
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Take on me - A-Ha
Your love amazes me - John Berry
Rehab - Amy Winehouse
Exit - Tristan Roberson https://tristanrobersonmusic.com/

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Hi, I'm Jeff and welcome to History and Fact Toys

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About Today. Today is September the 14th. It's saying, put

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that hoagie in my mouth. We're actually saying put it

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in your mouth because it's my stomach talking to me.

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It's about our mouth because we're the same person. You

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know what I'm talking about. I'm singing about your hoagie.

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Today is National Eat a Hoagie Day. Now you can

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call them subs, torpedoes, po'boys, grinders, heroes. Yeah, they're all hoagies.

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Just long bread sandwiches filled with what you love to eat. Hoagies,

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they go back to about the time during World War

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I out in Philadelphia. They're still fighting over who came

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up with the first one. Now, if you don't feel

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like going out today, you can have fun making your

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own hookah. You can go all Dagwood on it and everything.

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A lot of local places are having deals, though. All right.

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Let's see what happened on September 14th back in 1998.

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Number one album was The Misadventures of Lauryn Hill by

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Lauryn Hill. Aerosmith had the number one song with I

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Don't Wanna Miss a Thing.

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I don't wanna close my eyes. I don't wanna fall

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asleep cause I miss you, baby.

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And I don't wanna.

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I still miss you, babe, and I don't want.

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To miss a thing.

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Brooks and Dunn had their number one country song with

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How Long Gone.

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How am I supposed to make any plans when.

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I still don't even understand if you're ever going to

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come back home to me?

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Tell me please.

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The number one selling book was Rainbow Six by Tom Clancy.

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The top movie was Rush Hour. A Los Angeles detective

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and one from Hong Kong, they team up to take

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down a crime lord. Stars Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan.

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All right, what happened on September the 14th? Well, during

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the War of 1812 and 1814, Francis Scott Key, he

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was on a ship out there in the Baltimore Harbor,

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so he watched the British just shell the hell out

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of Fort McHenry. Watched it all night long, and he

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was surprised as hell when the sun came up and

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the flag was still saying. Yep, he couldn't believe it

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was flying. So he was so inspired, he wrote the poem,

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The Defense of Fort McHenry. Well, later on, they changed

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that poem. Yep, we know it as the Star Spangled Banner. Now,

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during the Civil War, Britain, they said that they were

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going to be neutral. Yep, they were not going to

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take a side on the north side, no south side. Nope,

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they were going to be neutral. Then they ended up

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giving the South some ships. Well, actually what they did

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is they hired pirates and they had their pirates change

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the names of their ships to sound like Confederate Navy ships.

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So yeah, and then they had the pirates attack Union

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merchant ships. Now the pirates, they did a really good job.

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One ship, the Alabama, yeah, that's what the pirates named it,

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it sank or stole over 60 Union merchant ships. The Union,

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they finally did sink the Alabama, but they had to

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fight with those pirates the entire war. So when the

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war was over, the United States was pissed off. They

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took Britain to court. They said that, neutral my ass,

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they sued Great Britain. They wanted to be paid for

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all the damage those pirate ships caused. The United States

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actually won the case. In 1872, Britain had to pay

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the United States $ 15. 5 million for the damages those pirates caused. 1899,

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Henry Bliss, he became the first person in the United

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States anyway to die from an automobile accident. He was

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hit by a taxi while walking down the street in

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New York City. See, if you're in a car, you're

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actually safe because the speed limit was only like eight

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miles an hour, so you couldn't get hurt in there. 1901,

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eight days after being shot, United States President William McKinley died.

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Ted Theodore Roosevelt, yep, he was sworn in as the

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22nd president of the United States. Now, he is 42

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years old, so that makes him the youngest U.S. president

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we ever had. What about John Kennedy? John Kennedy was 43,

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so he was the youngest elected president, but Teddy, he

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was the youngest president to actually serve. Also in 1901

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at Albert Hall out there in London. Now the world's

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first bodybuilding contest was held. Five foot, eight inch, 189

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pound Paul William Warren. He won it. I guess he

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was huge. Now we're celebrating National Hogi Day, but over

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in India, they're celebrating National Hindi Day. 1949, a compromise

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was reached. See, they were trying to draft the India's

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new constitution and they were fighting over it. But Hindi,

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it was declared to be India's official language.

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So I guess if you speak Bengali or Marathi, you're

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probably not celebrating.

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Today.

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In 1956, IBM, they introduced their RMAC 305 computer. It

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was the first computer with a hard drive. That computer

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weighed one ton. 1959, the Soviet Union spacecraft Luna 2.

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it was supposed to be the first spacecraft to land

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on the moon, but it never slowed down. So it

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was the first to impact the moon. But they hit it,

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so I guess glass half full. 1960, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia,

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and Venezuela formed OPEC, Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Now

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there are 12 countries in OPEC. 1963, out in Aberdeen,

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South Dakota, Mary Ann Fisher gave birth to the first

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surviving quintuplets in the United States. Four girls and one boy.

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They're all still alive, so happy birthday to Fisher quintuplets. Now,

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Mary wasn't done, though. Next year, she had another girl. Yeah,

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she had another daughter. But get this, you had the

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Quintuplets and you had their little sister, right? That's six kids.

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Before they had the Quintuplets, they had five kids to

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start with. 1975, Pope Paul VI, he canonized American nun

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Elizabeth Ann Seton, made her the first American-born pope, or

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saint anyway. So yeah, she actually, in the early 1800s,

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she had formed the Sisters of Charity. Charity's still there. 1984, MTV,

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they hosted their first video music award show. Yeah, now

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most of you are probably too much younger, but the

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big bands are the big winners all the time. They

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were the Cars and David Bowie. Now get this, MTV,

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music television, they have not aired a video since 2008. Okay,

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let's see who was born on September the 14th. On TV,

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the original Lone Ranger was played by Clayton Moore. He

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was born in Chicago in 1914. Played the Lone Ranger

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from 1949 to 1957. It was TV's first successful Western.

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But when Clayton, when he was only eight years old,

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he was already an acrobat and a trapeze artist in

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a circus. He did it until he graduated high school.

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Then he moved to California. He did some modeling. He

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was a stuntman. Of course, he was the Lone Ranger.

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Then after the Lone Ranger went out there, Clayton, he

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just quit acting. He became a real estate agent. He

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died from a heart attack in 1999 at 85 years old.

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He was married to his fourth wife, and they had

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a daughter. Actor Sam Neill. He just died in July

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at 78 years old. He was born in Omagh, Northern Ireland, 1949. Now,

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he grew up in New Zealand, though. Best known for

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playing Dr. Alan Grant in the Jurassic Park movies. He

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was Damien in Only in Three. Also in Hunt for

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Red October and Escape Glam. Now, Sam, he had two

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sons and two daughters by three women, and I think

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he was married to one of those women. Robert Prevost,

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he's 71. He was born in Chicago. He is best

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known as Pope Leo XIV. Now, he's the first pope

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from the United States, or from North America, anyway. He

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grew up in Dalton, Illinois, outside of Chicago. He went

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to Catholic schools all the way through. Then he went

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to college at Villanova. After he graduated from Villanova, he

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came back to the Chicago area. As he was going

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to get his master's and his doctorate from the seminary,

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he was actually teaching math and physics to the high

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school kids over at the local high school there. He

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got ordained a priest in 1982. Then he was given

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a missionary job over in Peru, 1988, and he accepted it. 2014,

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he was named a bishop over there. Then in January

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of 2023, Pope Francis, he named him a cardinal deacon.

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So he said, but you have to come back to

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the Vatican to do it. He goes, I don't want

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to come back to the Vatican. I like it here

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in Peru. He said, you have to come back. So

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he came back, and then in February of 2025, Francis

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made him a cardinal bishop. Then a couple months later

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on May 9th, yep, he'd be on the fourth ballot.

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That's how it took. He was named the pope. Pick

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Leo XIV. Yeah, he was a total underdog. No one

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thought he'd be the one picked.

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Aha!

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The lead singer for the group A-Ha is Morton Harkett.

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He was born in Kongsberg, Norway in 1959. 67 years

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old today. Now, A-Ha, they formed in 1982. Now, it's

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only three guys. Their music's all electronic and guitars. Sold

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over 100 million records, though. Pretty much all in Europe, though.

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Here in the United States, three songs. That's all they

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had chart. Take On Me, The Sun Always Shines On TV,

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and Cry Wolf. Now, Take On Me, that song, Take

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On Me, it's the only Norwegian song ever to go

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number one in the United States. Now, Harkett, he married

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once and had three children from it. After they divorced,

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he's had two more daughters from two other women. Actress

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Mary Crosby, she's also 67. She's born in Los Angeles. Now,

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her famous dad is Bing Crosby. Now, Mary had one

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of the biggest roles in the history of TV. She's

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the one who shot J.R. on Dallas. She married her

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second husband in 1998, and they have two children.

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I've seen the beauty of diamonds and pearls.

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But they ain't nothing, baby.

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Your love amazes me.

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Country singer John Berry. He's also 67. He was born

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in Aiken, South Carolina. Some of his hits are Your

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Love Amazes Me, Standing on the Edge of Goodbye, She's

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Taken a Shine, What's in it for Me. Now every year,

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John does a really cool Christmas tour. This year it's

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starting on November 27th and it's going to run through

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December 23rd. So it's the 29th year he's done it.

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definitely check that out. It's worth watching too. John's been

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married for over 30 years and him and his wife

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have one daughter and two sons. Actress Melissa Leo is 66.

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She was born in Manhattan, New York. Now she won

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an Oscar for The Fighter. Yeah, she was the mom

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of both those fighters. She's also been in Conviction, Olympus

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Has Fallen, Oblivion, London Has Fallen. She had a son

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from actor John Hurd. Actress Faith Ford. She was born

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in Alexandria, Louisiana in 1964. 62-year-old started off on daytime

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soap operas. First One Life to Live and then Another World.

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nominated five times for Emmys for it. Then she starred

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in Hope and Faith, except for some reason she was Hope. Faith,

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she married her second husband in 1998. Actress Kimberly Williams Paisley,

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she was born in Rye, New York in 1971. She

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is 55. She first got famous in the Father of

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the Bride movie. She was the bride. She was also

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in Identity Thief and We Are Marshall. On TV, she

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was on the sitcom According to Jim for eight years.

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She married country singer Brad Paisley in 2003, and they

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have two sons. That was Amy Winehouse. She was born

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in Southgate, England in 1983. And she only released two albums.

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She won six Grammys, and her second album sold over

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16 million copies of it. Now, she had a big hit, actually.

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It's called Body and Soul with Tony Bennett. Now, as

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successful as her singing was, her life was a total

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train wreck. I mean, she married twice, was married one

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year for both times, and then she had a really

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bad drug and alcohol addiction. I mean, it was really bad,

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which obviously, yeah, caused problems with the police. Sadly, she

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joined the 27 Club. Yep, she drank herself to death

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in 2011. All righty, our quote of the day today.

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It comes from actress who became the princess of Monaco,

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Grace Kelly. She died today in 1982 at 52 years old.

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Grace says, Women's natural role is to be the pillar

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of the family. Well, thank you all for listening today.

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Our Country Underground Radio Artist of the Day comes from

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Cliff out in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He wants to

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hear a Tristan Robinson song, One Night in Dallas. You

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guys have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.

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35 south of the city looking for a good time.

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Falling head over boots was the last thing on my mind.

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Then a pretty little thing walked in.

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A dollar to a dime, she a tin. Boy, I

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should have known she was gonna leave me broke queen high,

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so I went all in. One night in Dallas made

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this cowboy crumble. I don't know what happened, stole my

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heart in a flash And now I'm still thinking about it,

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that one night in Dallas Still thinking about the way

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she was looking when she said.

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My name.

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One night in Dallas made this cowboy crumble. One glance,

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it hurt, and I knew I was in trouble.

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Don't know what happened.

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Stole my heart in a flash.

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And now I'm still thinking about it.

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