Yesterday, I wrote about the 1965 Broadway musical “The Man Of La Mancha,” which my parents saw, but I didn’t because I was too young. Then I found this rare video of the cast on “The Ed Sullivan Show,” along with an interesting back-story.
Remembering the night, forty-five years ago, when Henry Aaron hit his 715th home run, breaking the record of Babe Ruth — as described by the legendary Vin Scully.
Dick Dale, the king of surf guitar, has died at 81. Here he is performing his 1962 song “Misirlou,” which Quentin Tarantino used to great effect in the opening of “Pulp Fiction” in 1994.
Too often, movie trailers reveal too much of the plot, instead of just teasing us. But this one got it absolutely right.
Seth Meyers and Amber Ruffin in a perfect parody of White Savior movies like Green Book, Hidden Figures, Dangerous Minds, The Blind Side, and so many more.
Roy Zimmerman’s inspiring resistance song “RiZe Up,” as performed by the Girls Choir of Wilmington and the Wilmington Youth Symphony Orchestra.