Most of us can sing a TV theme song or two…or twelve. Some stick out because they’re great (like Cheers, for instance). Others stick out because they’re just awful. Here are the 10 worst TV theme songs to invade our living rooms – and our common memories: 1) The Love Boat. Both The Love Boat ...
I am not old, but I have seen lots of changes in technology. Most of these changes in technology have been for the better. Here’s just a few of the changes in technology over the years. Cellphones, iPods and Such Today, most kids attend elementary school with a cellphone or iPod in hand. Both of ...
It was sixty years ago, 1940, and we were in the midst of World War II. Our supply of rubber for things like truck tires and boots was getting cut off because the Japanese kept invading rubber producing countries in the Far East. Our War Production Board put out word to the American industrial world ...
My grandson is a computer guru for his age. He takes flat screen monitors and high definition TV for granted. He has seen little else. On the other hand I was born in the first half of the last century. I am amazed at technological advances in my lifetime. I wonder if my grandson will ...
The year 2007 marks the 65th anniversary of Little Golden Books first published during World War ll. According to Random House Publishers, during the inception of Little Golden Books, the U. S. literacy rate was low but at a price of twenty five cents, everyone could afford to buy a book to build their own ...
Top 20 Chicago Hits Originally called The Big Thing, in 1967, Chicago was also known as Chicago Transit Authority, before settling on the name Chicago in 1969. Consisting of original members Robert Lamm, James Pankow, Lee Loughnane, Terry Kath, Walt Parazaider, Peter Cetera and Danny Seraphine, this jazz-oriented rock group moved to Los Angeles in ...
H.B. Barnum, a 14 year old saxophone player who later became a music producer was one of the many teenagers in the 1950s drawn to the new style of music that featured hard-driving African American rhythm and blues. Barnum described the first time he saw the rhythm and blues performer Richard Wayne Penniman, better know ...
Those of us who chose to cart our bologna sandwiches to school in a simple brown paper bag (with our name printed on the front, of course, and maybe a smiley face hand drawn by mom) should be seriously regretting it now. Yes, it was much less cumbersome to hold onto a bag than it ...
Aside from his sarcastic wit and general moody nature, LOST‘s Sawyer is known for his scathing yet humorous nicknames. From the very first episode, Sawyer has labeled just about every other person on the Island with some sort of derogatory moniker, whether playing off of a character trait or simply mocking the person. If you’re ...
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