Golden Globes Wrap-Up
If you’re anything like us, you skipped the Golden Globes to binge Downton Abbey or something else. After all, Ricky Gervais is charming, but the speeches are a little self-indulgent. And the Hollywood Foreign Press doesn’t always get it right. And last...Butterball Has a Hotline?
Perhaps one of the best episodes of The West Wing is when President Jed Bartlet discovers the joys of the Butterball Hotline. “Butterball has a hotline? God, I’m sorry. I love my country.”...Remembering the WKRP Turkey Drop
Still the best episode of television ever. “As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could...
Toto’s ‘Africa’ on endless loop ‘down in Africa’
Toto’s “Africa” is one of the most popular songs of all time. Originally released in 1982, the song, which has been certified quadruple platinum, continues to be one of the most streamed songs nearly 40 years later. It’s be cribbed by...Black History Month Spotlight: A Blessing of Riches
What flows down the right-hand side of your page are links to the artists we’ve highlighted as part of our Black History Month Spotlight series. In so many ways, these pioneers led the way and inspired generations of artists to rise up and succeed. But...Black History Month Spotlight: Diana Ross
Like so many of the African-American artists who blazed trails in the hey-day of Motown, Diana Ross got started while she was still a teenager. She joined The Primettes (The Supremes before they were The Supremes) and achieved local success playing at live venues...Black History Month Spotlight: Stevie Wonder
It seems odd to highlight Stevie Wonder without highlighting Ray Charles, since it was an album of Ray Charles covers that comprised Stevie Wonder’s first recorded album when he 11 years old. But there are only so many days and producing this entire series in...Black History Month Spotlight: Prince
No next-generation artist in recent memory did more to cross genres or sound than Minnesota’s own Prince. Born to a jazz singer and pianist, Prince was destined for a life in music, composing his first song on his father’s piano at age seven. With help...Black History Month Spotlight: Aretha Franklin
“American history wells up when Aretha sings. Nobody embodies more fully the connection between the African-American spiritual, the blues, R&B, rock and roll—the way that hardship and sorrow were transformed into something full of beauty and vitality and...
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