Rock N’ Roll legend Eddie Cochran was born on October 3, 1938, and despite his untimely death at a young age, his legacy in Rock music is immense, maybe one of the biggest ones is being the man that got John Lennon and Paul McCartney together to form a band
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Today marks the 71st anniversary of James Dean’s death. We look back at his short life and career and find what still makes him relevant to this day
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The 1950’s band Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers were the mold for similar bands to come such as The Jackson 5, their 1956 hit “Why Do Fools Fall in Love” is still remembered to this day, Frankie Lymon the group’s most memorable member died prematurely at only 25 years old in 1968
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During his short life of only 24 years old, James Dean was photographed hundreds of times. His influence on fashion, attitude, beauty and style is timeless. We put up together these 72 stunning photos of James Dean on this gallery
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He was the prototypical Rock Star. Long before the late 60’s and 70’s era of rock stardom excess, Jerry Lee Lewis already was living the wild Rock Star life in the 1950’s. His bad wild boy reputation as well as his non-conventional stage antics that included wild and energetic performances and instrument smash before Rockers did it, earned him the nickname “The Killer”
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These images are part of a collective Pop Culture imagery and a strong legacy from Hugh Hefner
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Throughout his career, Mastroianni appeared in over 150 films and became closely associated with director Federico Fellini, appearing in several of his most iconic films. In 1960, he gained international fame with his performance in Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita”
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Check the amazing Brigitte Bardot photo gallery, an absolute sex symbol, fashion and pop culture icon!
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One of the biggest hosts in TV history, a talent hunter and star maker, sometimes controversial, Ed Sullivan was born on this day in 1901. We look back at The Ed Sullivan show history
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Paul Newman rose to fame during the 1950’s as one of Hollywood’s most talented actors, that together with his good looks earned him worldwide fame, he passed away on this day in 2008
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Why music critic Garry Mulholland writes, that Elvis Presley’s Rock classic “Jailhouse Rock’ was always a queer lyric, in both senses”? Find out now!
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One of Buddy Holly’s signature songs and an absolute Rock classic climbed to the top of the charts on this day in 1957
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Among friends and fellow musicians, he preferred being called “Brother Ray,” but he was often referred to as “The Genius.” The influential Ray Charles would have been 96 today. We look back at his career
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One of Hollywood’s most enduring stars, Mickey Rooney made his stage debut at just 17 months old, performing alongside his parents who were vaudeville performers, and his big break came in the 1930s with the role of Andy Hardy in the hugely popular Andy Hardy film series
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We created a Top 10 list of Autumn songs to celebrate the Autumn Equinox with music. Check our list now
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The composer of “I Only Have Eyes for You,” “Jeepers Creepers” and “That’s Amore” wrote over 800 songs between 1918 and 1981, publishing over 500 of them. He died on this day in 1981
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One of the most sensual and glamorous actresses from Hollywood’s golden age, the Italian Diva Sophia Loren turns 92 today
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Known for his clean-cut image and boyish charm, Avalon first rose to fame as a teen idol with a string of hit songs before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood
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Greta Garbo was the very definition of the word “Star.” The Diva was born on this day in 1905
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“A Streetcar Named Desire” was released on September 18th in 1951 and it is still a fascinating, wrenching character study
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Remembering the legendary Blues Master B.B King on his 101st Birthday
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Remembering the eternal Hollywood Diva Lauren Bacall
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Don’t Be Cruel” written by famed composer Otis Blackwell. One of Presley’s signature songs, it went on to become also one of his best-selling singles, by 1961 sales had exceeded 6 million
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Today marks the 23rd anniversary of the passing of legendary country musician and icon Johnny Cash. We take a look back at his life and career
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Made mainly to capitalize on Haley’s success and the popularity of his multimillion-selling recording “Rock Around the Clock”, the movie takes credit as the first ever Rock N’ Roll musical
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Elvis who had been refused before by Ed Sullivan, known already back then as not being too comfortable with the new Rock N’ Roll acts on his show makes his first appearance on September 9th, 1956
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Find out why this was the song that allowed Berry Gordy to start Motown
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We look back at the life of one of England’s greatest comedians Peter Sellers
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Patsy Cline, the singer that transformed country into Pop with “Crazy, ” helped bridge the gap between country music and pop, paving the way for future generations of female artists
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Celebrating the life of one of Rock’s most influential musicians on his 90th Birthday
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The famed author that still feeds the imagination of many passed away this day 53 years ago
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Considered one of Alfred Hitchcock’s finest, “Rear Window” is one of the most influential movies of all time. It was released this day in 1954
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Ingrid Bergman was an internationally renowned Swedish actress known for works like Casablanca, Spellbound, and Anastasia.
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Gene Kelly is ranked by the American Film Institute as the 15th greatest male screen legend of Classic Hollywood and remembered as one of the earliest multi-faceted stars, remaining popular to this day due to memorable roles such as the one he played in “Singin’ in the Rain.” He was born on this day in 1912
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Filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock was nicknamed the “Master of Suspense” for employing a kind of psychological suspense in his films, producing a distinct viewer experience.
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Gloria Swanson famously said in “Sunset Boulevard,” “I am ready for my close up, Mr. DeMille.” The legendary director and producer was born in 1881 and was the top man in Hollywood from the dawn of cinema until his death in 1959
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Initially, Haley was not the actor that had been cast to play that iconic role of Tin Man in “The Wizard of Oz,” the role that gave him an enduring Hollywood legend status
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“Alright, Mr. DeMille, I’m ready for my close-up.” was heard by audiences for the first time on August 10, 1950. Starring Gloria Swanson in her signature role, “Sunset Boulevard,” this Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett “Film Noir” masterpiece, it’s an essential movie to watch
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The actor that from an early age seemed to be doomed to a troubled life and suddenly found his place in life as an actor, becoming a Hollywood legend
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With “I Love Lucy” she became one of TV’s biggest stars ever and also went on to take another historically important role for TV history
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To talk about Pop Culture, Jazz and overall music in the 20th century and not mentioning Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong, would be ignoring history. Born on this day in 1901, Armstrong crossed over race and classes in a highly segregated period of the United States due to his talent as a trumpeter, composer, vocalist, occasional actor and also his charisma and achieved worldwide fame, performing as a household name in legendary stages all over the world throughout his influential career
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Find out which artist and song was the first Billboard Hot 100 No.1 and some of the songs that have stayed the longest period on the main world reference music chart
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Born 99 years ago today, he was one of the last surviving living legends of the golden crooning and jazz era and never thought of retiring, He continued as prolific as ever and also outspoken until the day he died.
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Anka is one of the most popular and famous singers and songwriters of the 20th century, and his big break came in 1957 with the release of his first major hit, “Diana” written when he was just 15 years old
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After being rejected by The Ed Sullivan Show, the wild Rocker was finally invited to appear on TV, it happened on July 28, 1957, at The Steve Allen Show where he played “Whole Lot of Shakin’ Going On”
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Created in the late 1930’s, Bugs Bunny is the most famous rabbit in the world, an iconic figure that even has his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He made his official debut on July 27, 1940, with “A Wild Hare”
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Emil Jannings, who played memorable roles in “Faust” and “The Blue Angel” was the first actor ever to receive the award and remains also the only German actor to be awarded an Oscar for Best Actor to this day, but his political ties and ideology put an end to his popularity
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She remains one of the most memorable Hollywood actresses of all time, a symbol from one of the most appreciated movie history eras with several timeless classics, and her untimely death, a mystery. Remember this timeless Hollywood icon born 88 years ago today
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Written and originally performed by blues singer Arthur Crudup in 1946 as “That’s All Right, Mama,” “That’s All Right” became Elvis Presley’s first single. It was released by Sun Records on July 19, 1954
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Look back at the career and legacy of the original Shock Rocker “Screamin’ Jay” Hawkins today that marks his 96th birthday
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Cagney quickly rose to fame during the 1930’s with his portrayal of tough, street-smart characters, his dynamic performances, particularly in gangster films, set a standard for the genre and his versatility, showcased in films like “Yankee Doodle Dandy,” demonstrated his wide-ranging talent
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Her partnership with Fred Astaire catapulted her to stardom, starting with “Flying Down to Rio,” Rogers and Astaire made a total of ten films together, including classics like “Top Hat,” “Swing Time” and “Shall We Dance”
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Ingmar Bergman’s ability to probe the human psyche and his innovative narrative techniques have influenced countless filmmakers and offered profound insights into the human experience and his films “The Seventh Seal” and “Wild Strawberries” are considered masterpieces, exploring complex themes of death, faith, and memory
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Along with Joseph Barbera, William Hanna transformed the landscape of animated entertainment, shifting the medium from theatrical shorts to television series that captivated audiences of all ages
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One of Blackmer’s most memorable performances came later in his career when he played Roman Castevet in Roman Polanski’s “Rosemary’s Baby”
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Born Lazar Meir in the Russian Empire, as the head of MGM, Mayer was instrumental in creating the star system and producing some of the most enduring films of all time despite controversies over his management style and personal conduct
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Brynner’s career began in the 1940s after he moved to the United States, and his portrayal of the King of Siam in the 1956 film adaptation of “The King and I” earned him an Academy Award for Best Actor, a role that he performed in the original Broadway production in 1951 and in subsequent revivals, over 4,600 times throughout his career
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Despite its cultural influence “Rock Around the Clock,” the song bears a very close similarity to several songs written years before, learn which ones and also more about the background of this Rock classic
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The legendary Bill Haley was born on this day in 1925, he is still often referred and remembered as “The first Rock ‘n’ Roll star.” It all started in 1953 with “Rock Around the Clock”
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One of her most iconic roles came in Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” where she played Marion Crane. Her performance in the infamous shower scene became one of the most memorable moments in film history and earned her a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress and an Academy Award nomination
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Cocteau’s career spanned various forms of art, including literature, theater, film, and visual arts known for a surreal and poetic quality
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Willie Dixon has influenced and continues to influence generations of Blues and Rock artists. His songs have been covered extensively since the 1960’s by some of the most important artists and bands and he is one of the most important links between the Blues and Rock
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Charles Laughton’s early discreet film career took him to Broadway and then Hollywood where since the 1930’s he starred in several of Hollywood’s Golden Age classics
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The British actress was among the last surviving movie stars of the “Hollywood’s Golden Age” when she passed at age 104 in 2020. She starred in movies such as “The Adventures of Robin Hood” and “Gone with the Wind”
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We’ve all heard the phrase, “Blondes have more fun” and these 10 platinum vixens have been captivating audiences for decades. This list will showcase the greatest Blonde Bombshells of all time
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The world knew him as Colonel Tom Parker, the mighty manager of Elvis Presley, but he was born in the Netherlands with a totally different identity and name, that he occulted for decades and proved to even have a negative influence on Elvis Presley’s tours
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Throughout his career, Lumet became known for his work on socially conscious films that often-explored themes of justice, corruption, and moral ambiguity including “Serpico,” “Network” and “Dog Day Afternoon”
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The legendary Australian actor who became a quintessential figure of Hollywood’s Golden Age, was born on this day in 1909
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Landau’s career took off in the 1960s when he starred in the television series “Mission: Impossible” and throughout his 7 decades’career span he also appeared in movies such as Hitchcock’s “North by Northwest,” “Tucker: The Man and His Dream” and “Ed Wood” where his portrayal of Bela Lugosi won him the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
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Born on this day in 1932, Angeli’s career began in Italy where she won a Best Actress award at the Venice Film Festival for her role in “Domani è troppo tardi”, which led to her discovery by Hollywood talent scouts
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The iconic comedy duo Laurel and Hardy’s films remain classics, celebrated for their wit, charm, and the enduring appeal of their partnership. Stan Laurel was born on this day in 1890
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José de Almada Negreiros was a Portuguese artist born on April 7, 1893. Almada developed ballet choreographies and worked on tapestry, engraving, murals, caricature, mosaic, azulejo tiles and stained glass.
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In 1940, she made history by winning the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, becoming the first African American to receive an Oscar for her role in “Gone with the Wind”
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Judy Garland’s enduring colorful image projected in “The Wizard of Oz” gave her fame, success and made her a legend, but the life that followed after that, was less colorful
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Howlin’ Wolf stands as one of the best Chicago Blues artists ever and several of his songs, including “Spoonful,” “Little Red Rooster” or “Back Door Man,” became both blues and rock staples and he influenced legendary bands including The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Cream and the Rolling Stones
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From his early days with The Dominoes to his solo success with memorable hits such as “Lonely Teardrops” and “Reet Petite,” Wilson’s powerful voice and dynamic performances made him a legendary figure in R&B and soul music
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The prolific American composer and songwriter whose work left a significant mark on the world of musical theater and popular music that continues to be performed and cherished worldwide
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Her film career reached its zenith with the 1989 film “Driving Miss Daisy,” where she played the role of Daisy Werthan which earned her an Academy Award for Best Actress at the age of 80
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Actor, singer and comedian, Dean Martin, the voice of “That’s Amore” and member of the “Rat Pack” was born 109 years ago today
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Allen Ginsberg vigorously opposed militarism, economic materialism, and sexual repression, he was a pioneer on Gay rights and inspired music artists such as Bob Dylan, Patti Smith or Jim Morrison. We look back at the life of this legendary poet
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Boone’s career took off in the mid-1950s when he began recording cover versions of popular R&B hits
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On June 1 Marilyn Monroe would have turned 100, we remember her through her words on 25 quotes, some inspirational, some revealing of who she was, taken from interviews, films, and live statements.
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Marilyn Monroe’s legacy endures as one of Hollywood’s most enduring icons. She was born on this day in 1926
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Lee’s entry into the film industry began in the late 1940s, but his breakthrough came with Hammer Horror films in the late 1950s where he became synonymous with the character of Count Dracula
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Vincent Price was born on May 27, 1911, in St. Louis, Missouri. Although Price initially began his film career as a character actor, he transitioned easily into the over-the-top roles he would become illustrious for in pop culture
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His ability to bring depth and nuance to a wide range of characters, particularly in the horror genre, has made him a beloved figure among fans and an enduring icon of classic British cinema
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Throughout his career, Wayne became synonymous with the American western genre
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Lee’s versatility extended beyond singing and she made significant contributions to the film industry, most notably by providing the voice for several characters and co-writing songs for Disney’s “Lady and the Tramp” (1955)
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Miles Davis’s career is marked by his continual innovation and leadership in several major jazz movement and characterized by his fearless exploration of new musical territories
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Known for his exuberant screen presence, innovative stunts, and pioneering spirit, he helped shape the action-adventure genre during the golden age of silent cinema for years to come
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The Moog synthesizer gained widespread acclaim in the late 1960s and 1970s, thanks in part to its use by pioneering musicians and bands
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The British actress, author, and style icon known for her many iconic roles including the glamorous and cunning Alexis Carrington on the hit 1980s television series Dynasty, has now a career spanning more than seven decades and she remains a symbol of elegance and showbusiness longevity
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The French singer Charles Aznavour is celebrated for his vast catalog of songs that span over seven decades. He was born on this day in 1924
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His work both on stage and in film, where his portrayals of Shakespearean characters became legendary. He was born on this day in 1907
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With his distinctive drawl and everyman charm, Stewart became one of Hollywood’s most beloved actors. He was born on this day in 1908
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One of the most influential actors of all time, Dennis Hopper left a valuable and timeless film legacy as an actor, writer and director. We look back at five of his best movies on the 90th anniversary of his birth
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The flamboyant pianist and entertainer whose extravagant performances and charismatic persona made him a household name and an enduring icon of showmanship, was born on this day in 1919
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The Hollywood and stage legend whose career spanned over five decades in a series of memorable roles, was born on this day in 1905
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His breakout hit, “If I Had a Hammer,” released in 1963, became an international sensation, earning Lopez a Grammy nomination
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Ritchie Valens had one of Rock music’s shortest and tragic careers, lasting only 8 months, but during that period, the young Rocker scored a string of memorable hit songs that solidified his legend status.
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With her distinctive voice, independent spirit, and unparalleled talent, Hepburn blazed a trail for women in the entertainment industry. She was born on this day in 1907
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A visionary composer and songwriter whose contributions to the world of music are unparalleled, Burt Bacharach was born on this day in 1928
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Though The Everly Brothers were already a pretty much established act by 1958, the success of “All I Have to Do Is Dream” solidified their status as one of the most influential Rock groups ever
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He was one of the most celebrated and eccentric figures of the Surrealist movement. Known for his striking and dreamlike imagery, flamboyant personality, and technical brilliance, Salvador Dalí was born on this day in 1904
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Known for his impeccable footwork, smooth movements, and effortless grace, Astaire’s dance numbers set the standard for elegance and sophistication in Hollywood musicals
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One of the most influential Blues musicians of all time and considered to be the founding member of the infamous 27 Club, Robert Johnson’s life continues to be shrouded in mystery, blending myth with reality
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Throughout the late 1950s and early 1960s, Nelson churned out a string of chart-topping hits, including “Poor Little Fool,” “Lonesome Town,” Hello Mary Lou Goodbye Heart” and “Travelin’ Man”
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His remarkable career spans over eight decades, during which he has become synonymous with wildlife documentaries and conservation efforts
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Actor Gary Cooper was born on May 7, 1901, in Helena, Montana. Spanning from the silent film era to the early 1960s, Academy Award-winning actor Gary Cooper built much of his career by playing strong, manly, distinctly American roles.
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Rudolph Valentino was Hollywood’s first Pop icon, a prototype for dozens of actors to come reflected in the way he managed his stylish image and career. We look back at his amazing and influential career during the 1920’s Hollywood
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One of Hollywood’s first rebels, Orson Welles turned his back on the movie industry during the late 1940’s, disappointed by the lack of artistic freedom given to directors and actors
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One of Elvis Presley’s absolute classics, the single “Heartbreak Hotel” was his first No.1, it peaked to the top of the charts on May 5, 1956
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A timeless icon of elegance and grace, Audrey Hepburn remains one of the most beloved actresses in Hollywood history. She was born on this day in 1929
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The legendary guitarist Dick Dale, credited for creating the Surf music style, influenced generations of guitarists with his pioneering and innovative technique
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With hits like “White Christmas,” “Swinging on a Star,” and “Pennies from Heaven,” Crosby dominated the music charts and became a household name
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Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Valli and The Four Seasons dominated the airwaves with songs such as “Big Girls Don’t Cry” earning widespread acclaim and establishing themselves as one of the most successful vocal groups of all time
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Link Wray was the first guitarist to discover the potential of the electric guitar distortion and the power chord. His seminal 1958 song “Rumble” opened the way to the emergence of Punk and Hard Rock
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Throughout his career, Ellington pushed the boundaries of jazz music, experimenting with new sounds and incorporating influences from around the world
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With a career spanning over six decades, Willie Nelson has been captivating audiences with his soulful voice, poignant songwriting, and unmistakable guitar playing ever since the beginning of his career
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Ella Fitzgerald was born in Virginia but was raised in New York where she gained a taste for jazz music. The Queen of Jazz was born on this day in 1917
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Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, MacLaine cemented her status as one of Hollywood’s leading ladies, gracing the silver screen in iconic films such as “The Apartment” and “Terms of Endearment” and later also emerging as an author of spirituality focused books
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By the time she was six, Shirley had appeared in a string of immensely popular films—”Bright Eyes,” “Curly Top” and “Heidi” among them—endearing herself to Depression‑era audiences with her trademark ringlets, sunny smile and tap‑dance routines
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With a blending of Country music and Rock N’ Roll together with his eerie vocals, Roy Orbison created a unique and sometimes haunting signature sound that has influenced several artists over the years
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Celebrate Bettie Page’s anniversary by remembering the Queen of Pinups at her very best in these 23 photographs
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Along with other cartoon characters created during the 1930’s and 1940’s, Daffy Duck is a timeless star that remains popular to this day through his appearances on cartoons, movies and countless merchandise worldwide
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Born 137 years ago, through his screen persona, “The Tramp” aka “Charlot,” Charlie Chaplin became a worldwide icon
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Through the 1960s and ’70s he became one of Hollywood’s most sought‑after composers, crafting instantly recognizable melodies for films such as “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” (including the wistful “Moon River”), the “Pink Panther” series (with its sly, swinging title theme)
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Perkins was a part of what became known as the Sun Records “million-dollar quartet” and wrote seminal songs such as “Blue Suede Shoes” and “Everybody’s Trying to Be My Baby”
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Brel’s breakthrough came in the mid-1950s with his unique blend of poetic lyrics, theatrical delivery, and deeply emotional storytelling in songs like “Ne me quitte pas” and “Amsterdam”
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On the 8th of April 1955 Marilyn Monroe was interviewed by Edward R Murrow together with photographer Milton Greene and his wife Amy Greene at their home. Watch it as it was aired back then.
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Known as “Lady Day,” Billie Holiday was born in 1915 and despite her untimely death at age 44, she remains one of the most influential and most famous names in jazz music and music in general to this day. We look back at her career
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José de Almada Negreiros was a Portuguese artist born on April 7, 1893. Almada developed ballet choreographies and worked on tapestry, engraving, murals, caricature, mosaic, azulejo tiles and stained glass.
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Throughout his career, Tracy was celebrated for his naturalistic acting style and versatility. He starred in a diverse range of films, including “Father of the Bride,” “Bad Day at Black Rock,” and “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner,” the latter marking his ninth and final on-screen collaboration with Katharine Hepburn
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Peck won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Atticus Finch in “To Kill a Mockingbird” in 1962, a role that became emblematic of his career
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A seminal figure in the development of modern blues music, Waters’ dynamic performances and innovative use of amplification not only defined the Chicago blues genre but also significantly influenced the development of rock and roll
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Anthony Perkins was born in New York City, on April 4, 1932, most well-known part as innkeeper Norman Bates in Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’ (1960). Perkins died on September 12, 1992, in Hollywood, California due to AIDS-related pneumonia.
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She began her career as a vocalist in the late 1930s, achieving her first major success with the song “Sentimental Journey” in 1945 and made her film debut in 1948 with “Romance on the High Seas” leading to a series of successful musicals and comedies throughout the 1950s and 1960s
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With a brilliant career and a very controversial life, Brando remains an absolute icon, legend and influential figure in pop culture
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The British actor who played Obi-Wan Kenobi in the original Star Wars trilogy and mysteriously predicted the death of James
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Actress and singer Debbie Reynolds is known for her boundless energy and pert demeanor, legendary actress Debbie Reynolds has made memorable turns in films like ‘The Tender Trap,’ ‘Singin’ in the Rain,’ ‘Tammy and the Bachelor’ and ‘The Unsinkable Molly Brown.’
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Lon Chaney was an actor known for his use of makeup to great effect in such films as ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ and ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame.’
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Shirley Jones is a singer and actress best known for her parts in movie musicals, and for her role as Mrs. Partridge on the 1970s television show “The Partridge Family”
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In 1949 RCA Victor introduced the first 45 rpm single. Nowadays, in music, the word single does not refer to vinyl only, but with the vinyl records resurgence in recent years, the original single format has made a comeback
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Due to the segregation times, he was living, Chuck Berry changed the initial lyrics he wrote for the song, that granted him massive airplay
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Her sultry voice and comedic timing made her a sought-after performer in both the music and film industries. In 1952, her rendition of “Takes Two to Tango” became a top ten hit, and her Broadway debut came in 1946 with “St. Louis Woman,” earning her the Donaldson Award for Best Newcomer
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Gloria Swanson was born on March 27, 1899, in a small house in Chicago, Illinois. The actress and producer remain best known for her role as Norma Desmond, in the critically acclaimed 1950 film “Sunset Boulevard”
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Signoret’s role in the 1959 movie “Room at the Top” earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress, making her the first French actress to receive this honor
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At the height of his fame, Arbuckle signed a lucrative contract with Paramount Pictures, reportedly worth $1 million annually, underscoring his immense popularity. However, his career took a dramatic downturn in 1921 when he was wrongly accused of the rape and manslaughter of actress Virginia Rappe following a party in San Francisco. Despite being acquitted after three trials, the scandal severely damaged his reputation and led to a de facto ban from the film industry
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In 1937, Barbera joined Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) as a sketch artist, where he met William Hanna. Together, they created the iconic “Tom and Jerry” series, producing over 100 episodes between 1940 and 1957, and winning seven Academy Awards
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Joan Crawford was an Oscar-winning actress, dancer, and executive. She was known for films like “Possessed”, “Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?” and “Mildred Pierce”
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The self-titled Elvis Presley LP remains a favorite, influential and best seller 70 years after its original release on RCA Victor. We revisit this seminal Rock album
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Kurosawa’s international breakthrough occurred with the release of “Rashomon” in 1950. This success was followed by a series of masterpieces, including “Ikiru,” “Seven Samurai,” and “Throne of Blood,” each reflecting his distinctive storytelling and visual style. He was born on this day in 1910.
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For more than seven decades, the multifaceted William Shatner has been one of the most prolific actors, but also author, director and even singer
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Beyond his musical achievements, Cole broke racial barriers by becoming the first African American to host a national television variety show, “The Nat King Cole Show,” in 1956.
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Before The Platters, “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” was recorded by several notable names, but it’s still their version that stands in popularity till today. Take a look at the recording history of the song until The Platters rendition
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In 1946, he partnered with singer Dean Martin to form the comedy duo Martin and Lewis. Their act gained national acclaim through performances in nightclubs, on radio, and television appearances. After the duo split, Lewis led a successful career starring in movies such as “The Bellboy” and “The Nutty Professor”
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Throughout his career, Sedaka wrote or co-wrote over 500 songs, with his work recorded by legends like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley.
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Known as the “King of Calypso,” he popularized Caribbean music worldwide while advocating for social justice and humanitarian causes
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Throughout his career, Sedaka wrote or co-wrote over 500 songs, with his work recorded by legends like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley. He passed away at age 86
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In 1949 he signed with Imperial Records and soon scored his first hit with “The Fat Man,” heralded as one of rock ’n’ roll’s earliest classics
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The iconic “Man in Black” is among the most well-known and beloved American singer-songwriters to have ever lived and his storied career continues to inspire a new generation of artists from all musical genres
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The Amazing Nina Simone was born on February 21, 1933, in Tryon, North Carolina. Simone released a bevy of albums like “The Amazing Nina Simone” (1959), “Nina Simone Sings Ellington!” (1962), “Wild Is the Wind” (1966) and “Silk and Soul” (1967).
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Born on this day in 1927, Sidney Poitier became the first African American male Academy Award winner for Best Actor in 1964, receiving the honor for his performance in ‘Lilies of the Field’ 1963
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Lee Marvin, it’s one of Hollywood’s biggest movie legends, but he also was a man who had many sides to him. War hero, actor, singer and even the first Hollywood advocate for Gay Rights. We look back at his life on his birthday
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In 1951 he created and starred in the television variety program “The Jackie Gleason Show,” introducing a host of beloved characters before achieving immortal fame as bus driver Ralph Kramden in the classic sitcom “The Honeymooners”
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There’s something very sexy and erotic about vampires. It’s probably the intimacy of their assaults and the fact that they traditionally choose to appear in your bedroom in the middle of the night, maybe. But back in 1931, director Tod Browning was pretty direct about bloodsucking as a euphemism for sex in his classic “Dracula”
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She rose to fame as one of Hollywood’s most iconic actresses of the 1950s and 1960s after she was discovered
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Carmen Miranda was born on 9 February 1909 in Marco de Canaveses, Portugal and was a Portuguese-born Brazilian samba singer, dancer, Broadway actress, and film star who was popular from the 1930s to the 1950s.
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His breakout role came in “Mister Roberts” in 1955, earning him his first Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
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Remembering James Dean on the 95th anniversary of his birth. Like a lot of celebrities of his time, James Dean always carried around a certain aura of mystery that endures to this day. This might be also because of the fact he died young and as we all now know, that is a certain morbid formula to eternity that allows people like Dean to be remembered forever. Explore some facts of Dean’s short life on this article
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During the 1940’s the legendary Lana Turner became one of the highest-paid women in the United States, with leading roles in classics such as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and The Postman Always Rings Twice
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Mamie Van Doren was born Joan Lucille Olander on February 6, 1931, in Rowena, South Dakota. She is an actress, known for “The Navy vs. the Night Monsters” (1966), “Teacher’s Pet” (1958) and “Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women” (1968)
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On February 2nd, 1959, just a few hours before the tragic plane crash that killed them, Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens, three of the rising stars on the Rock N’ Roll scene, all play their last concert at the Surf Ballroom, Clear Lake, Iowa, during the infamous Winter Dance Party Tour.
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During the 1930’s Clark Gable skyrocketed to international success by appearing in lead roles in movies such as the 1939 classic “Gone with the Wind” and his last film was “The Misfits” alongside Marilyn Monroe, released in 1961
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Jackson Pollock was a painter and a major figure in the abstract expressionist movement. He was well known for his unique style of drip painting.
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“Heartbreak Hotel” was his first release on RCA on January 27, 1956, right after leaving Sun Records, it’s one of the most covered songs not only in Rock music but on other genres too and gave Elvis Presley his first international hit. Find out what the song is really about
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Paul Newman rose to fame during the 1950’s as one of Hollywood’s most talented actors, that together with his good looks earned him worldwide fame
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Born 87 years ago today, Etta James came to prominence during the 1960’s with songs such as “I Just Want to Make Love to You”
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Often called the “architect of soul music,” Sam Cooke paved the way for future artists like Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, and Marvin Gaye with his ability to blend gospel, soul, and pop music
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Lead Belly was the first American Blues artist to achieve success in Europe, he was born in 1888, wrote a large part of his repertoire while doing time in prison and became one of the most influential artists to musicians from all genres including the Alternative Rock and Grunge bands of the early 90’s.
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Born in England, Cary Grant moved to the U.S at age 16 while on tour with a British theater group, and in only few years became one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood
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He was one of the first comedy movie stars, as one half of duo Laurel and Hardy, with British comedian Stan Laurel, he became famous worldwide with the pair’s movies that begun in the era of silent films. To remember this great comedian born 134 years ago today, entertain yourself with five feature films from Laurel and Hardy.
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Look back at her career on the day she would celebrate her 104th birthday
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One of the most influential photographers of all time, Francesco Scavullo captured dozens of iconic celebrities and artists throughout decades such as Madonna, Christopher Reed, Sting, Janis Joplin, Joe Dallesandro, Salvador Dali and Andy Warhol among others. We’ve put together a gallery with some of his most iconic photographs
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Recognized for his striking looks and raw talent, he quickly became one of the 1950’s era most celebrated young actors, rising to fame by appearing alongside James Dean in the classic “Rebel Without a Cause”
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Elvis Presley still holds his title as the King of Rock N’ Roll even over 48 years after his untimely death, celebrate Elvis’s life, on the day of his 90th Anniversary by looking at some of his best and most iconic photos
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Sam Phillips had a pivotal role on the initial success of Rock N’ Roll music during the 1950’s with his label Sun Records, that served as a launching platform for Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Ike Turner among others, we look back at some of the highlights of Sun Records history on his 103rd anniversary
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Throughout Tolkien’s 81 years, who was born on this day in 1892, the author would create some of the most iconic stories in popular culture, which are still celebrated and highly respected by millions around the world today. The English author is considered the father of modern fantasy, his imagination would create many lands and beloved characters which generated an empire with many of his books including “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings”
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Bo Diddley created a signature guitar playing style that keeps influencing Rock music to this day and influenced artists from Buddy Holly to the New York Dolls. We look back at the career of one of the most influential Rock guitarists of all time on his birthday
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Often regarded as “Goddess on Earth” during the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s, Brigitte Bardot was one of the 20th century absolute icons. Her unique style defined an era, and she remained one of the most influential figures ever in Pop Culture and fashion throughout her life. A symbol of beauty, sex and freedom, Brigitte Bardot passes away at age 91 leaving behind a legacy of iconic films, music and a public image and fashion style that will remain influential.
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The German movie star Marlene Dietrich, one of the most influential and stylish women of all time was born on this day in 1901
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Born on this day in 1921, Allen’s big break came in 1954 when he became the first host of “The Tonight Show” on NBC. Allen’s innovative blend of interviews, comedy sketches, and musical performances revolutionized late-night television and set the standard for generations of hosts to follow
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We look back briefly at the charismatic “Maltese Falcon” and “Casablanca” actor that was born 126 years ago today
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One of America’s most prolific film composers, Harry Warren, born on this day in 1893, wrote over 800 songs between 1918 and 1981, publishing over 500 of them. Among the well-known Warren songs, are included “I Only Have Eyes for You,” “You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby, “”Jeepers Creepers, ” “The Gold Diggers’ Song (We’re in the Money),” “That’s Amore,” “The More I See You,” “At Last” and “Chattanooga Choo Choo”
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She’s one of the biggest and most legendary cinema divas from Hollywood’s golden period, Ava Gardner was the star of many movies that she graced with her beauty and glamour, we look back briefly at her life and career
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One of the most legendary singers of all time, Édith Piaf was born in Paris on this day in 1915, with songs such as “La Vie En Rose” she obtained international success and notoriety, we recap her life and career
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The 1970’s and 1980’s were a strong and fertile ground for Pop and Rock artists to do Christmas songs and turning it into memorable No.1 hits, while not all of the songs on this list are from those decades and not all made it to No.1, they all are memorable and have resisted the test of time for decades
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Music it’s a big part of the Christmas everywhere and on this list, we celebrate the best 12 unexpected songs for the season. These are Pop Expresso’s picks for the best 12 Out of the Box songs you weren’t expecting to listen to this Christmas
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The Pepsi commercial was Dean’s first paid acting gig, less than five years before his untimely death at age 24 and becoming a timeless icon and legend
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He’ll be forever known as the famous Captain Georg von Trapp from the 1965 classic “The Sound of Music,” but Christopher Plummer, who was born on December 13, 1929, in Toronto, Canada, had a successful career that earned him numerous awards and nominations, a passion of acting that endured until the end of his life
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These iconic horror characters have been haunting the big screens and popular culture for years, some, even may have been haunting your dreams. Can you accurately name all of them?
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One of the most iconic entertainers of the 20th century Sinatra’s legacy endures as a symbol of timeless sophistication and talent
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Brenda Lee is mostly remembered by her 1960 hit “I’m Sorry,” but prior to that song she already had scored nine consecutive Top 10 Hot 100 songs. The singer was one of the first Country Pop artists to successfully achieve international fame. She was born on this day in 1944
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Five of the essential movies from the screen legend who in the 21st century was one of the last living actors and witnesses to Hollywood Golden era, born on this day in 1916
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The influential singer and songwriter Roy Orbison left a more than thirty years legacy of absolute music classics such as “Crying,” “In Dreams,” “Oh Pretty Woman” and “You Got It.” On December 6th, 1988, Orbison passed away suddenly at the age of 52. We recap his life and career
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The legendary Rocker was never too shy to speak his mind whatever was his state of spirit or mind. Here’s 12 of his best quotes
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The Austrian born Fritz Lang directed some of the most memorable masterpieces of Cinema’s early days including “Metropolis” and “M”
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Check these 12 absolute Disney classics to celebrate the 124th birthday of the, sometimes controversial, but also important figure in the history of animation and cultural history.
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“Elvis may be the King of Rock and Roll, but I am the Queen. ” Said Little Richard once. One of the founding fathers of Rock and an influential figure in popular music and culture for seven decades, with his dynamic music and charismatic showmanship, he laid the foundation for Rock N’ Roll, his music played a key role in the formation of other popular music genres. We couldn’t imagine Rock music without Little Richard. Born 93 years ago today, we look back at his life and career
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Nadir Afonso was one of the most influential geometric abstractionist painters, he was born on this day in 1920, look at some of his work
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Hugh Hefner passed away in 2017 at age 91, leaving behind the Playboy legacy he started in December 1953. Take a look at some of the pages of the 1st Playboy magazine issue
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Buddy Holly and The Crickets first appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show on December 1st, 1957, watch Buddy performing “That’ll Be the Day” at the famous TV show
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With his TV show American Bandstand, Dick Clark introduced and promoted an impressive number of new Rock, Pop and Soul artists from the 1950’s throughout the 1980’s. He was born on this day in 1929
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In April 1960, after Elvis Presley’s two-year service in the United States Army, he recorded “Are You Lonesome Tonight? at the suggestion of manager Colonel Tom Parker, the song went No.1 on this day in 1960
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Betty Everett is mostly remembered for her million-selling hit “The Shoop Shoop Song (It’s in His Kiss),” the singer was born 86 years ago today
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In 1955 Bo Diddley became the first Rock Star to be banned from The Ed Sullivan Show, find out why
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He’s still considered to this day one of Hollywood’s biggest sex symbols ever, and one of its first heartthrobs, Rock Hudson, the legendary actor whose career accidentally became a shining example of Hollywood’s classical “star system”-style career promotion and ended in tragedy
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First recorded in 1930, it was with the Ray Charles version that “Georgia on My Mind” knew the popularity that stands to this day
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Kelly’s breakout role came in 1952 when she starred alongside Gary Cooper in High Noon, and while at the Cannes Film Festival in 1955, Kelly met Prince Rainier III of Monaco whom she married with, making her Princess of Monaco
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Originally recorded by Big Joe Turner, “Shake Rattle and Roll” gave Bill Haley and His Comets his first Top 10 single on November 11th, 1954
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“Great Balls of Fire” by Jerry Lee Lewis was released on November 3rd, 1957, on Sun Records, despite turning 68 years old today, it remains a solid Rock classic
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Throughout the late 1940s and 1950s, Lancaster solidified his place in Hollywood with a series of iconic roles including the one in the 1953 classic “From Here to Eternity” where his passionate beachside scene with Deborah Kerr became one of the most memorable moments in film history
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During the 1940’s and 1950’s, Halloween costumes weren’t as advanced as ours today. Ben Cooper Inc. primarily manufactured Halloween costumes from the late 1930’s to the late 1980’s, remaining one of the three largest Halloween costume manufacturers ever in the U.S, take a moment and admire these iconic vintage Halloween costumes
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These movies are truly the product of the first creative minds on the Horror genre, most of us are familiar to these titles as some were remade several times but if you haven’t seen these originals, you might want to create your movie playlist to Halloween now with our Top 10 Best Horror Movies of the 1930’s to 1950’s
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Vintage pin-ups from this era featuring sexy witches and gals with pumpkins, ghosts and the like. Halloween pin-ups featuring Hollywood starlets with spooky shadows, glowing jack-o-lanterns, and peeping scarecrows!
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Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein was born on this day 102 years ago
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The actor was one of the first profitable and highly marketed child stars in film history, appearing as the iconic homeless child in the Charlie Chaplin’s classic “The Kid” and as an adult in “The Addams Family” 1960’s TV series
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The artist was born on this day on October 25, 1881. Today we Remember Pablo Picasso on his 144th Anniversary.
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The Big Bopper remains one of the 1950’s Rock N’ Roll legendary artists, that cemented his name in history with “Chantilly Lace” and was one of the victims of the infamous “day the music died”
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Just 11 days before Halloween is the birth of charismatic Hungarian actor, Bela Lugosi, the most iconic of all Dracula’s. We remember Bela on his anniversary
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Jay Siegel is mostly remembered by singing the vocals to the iconic classic Doo-Wop Pop song “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” released in 1961 by The Tokens
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John Lennon said once “If you tried to give rock and roll another name, you might call it ‘Chuck Berry.” Today on his birthday we remember the legendary and influential Rocker
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She’ll always be the No.1 red hair beauty bombshell, a timeless sex symbol and a beauty icon. We look back at the life and career of Rita Hayworth, on her 107th Birthday
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He was the first Hollywood “moody, sensitive young man” and indeed, without Clift, there would not be a James Dean, not as we know it. We look back at his life and career
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The story of the legendary Vampira Show is a tough one to tell. Only two minutes of the early 1950’s series survive on YouTube, although an episode of the show was reconstructed and released in October 2007. The woman behind the campy, late-night horror hostess Vampira was Maila Nurmi
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Born on this day in 1925, she was mostly remembered for her role as Jessica Fletcher on “Murder, She Wrote”
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With more than 250 million records sold worldwide since the beginning of his career in the 1950’s, the singer was never able to successfully break into the American music market, despite dominating the British music scene pre-Beatles
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A true Rock N’ Roll classic, “Wake Up Little Susie” by The Everly Brothers reached No.1 on the U.S singles charts on October 14th, 1957
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“All About Eve” was released on this day on October 13th, 1950.This is perhaps the first film with an attitude we today would call modern. Check our review for it
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In this Halloween season, are you Dracula? Frankenstein? Or any other of the 8 classic Universal Monsters? Do the quiz to find out!
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“The Ed Sullivan Show” remains the mother of all varieties shows. More than 50 years after its end, the show remains a favorite among Pop Culture fans and culturally relevant. The man behind and in front of the show, Ed Sullivan, one of modern TV pioneers, he passed away on this day in 1974
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Édith Piaf still typifies French chanson in the eyes and ears of a world since changed beyond all recognition
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He’s considered one of the worst movie directors ever, but his movies are authentic masterpieces of Cinema such as 1959 “Plan 9 From Outer Space.” Ed Wood was born on this day in 1924
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Featuring Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor and James Dean, this Epic sends a very important message concerning racism and civil rights that still speaks to people today
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The Canadian painter and sculptor Jean-Paul Riopelle was born on this day in 1923, look back at some of his work
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Often regarded as “Goddess on Earth” during the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s due to her beauty and an absolute Pop Culture icon, Brigitte Bardot is 91 today and we look back at the career
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Throughout his career, Sedaka has written or co-written over 500 songs, with his work recorded by legends like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley
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Record producer, actor, conductor, arranger, composer, musician, television producer, film producer, instrumentalist, magazine founder, entertainment company executive, and humanitarian, Quincy Jones was one of the most powerful and acclaimed figures of music and showbiz. He passed away on November 3rd at age 91
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The iconic French actor was throughout his career often regarded as one of the most beautiful men in the world. He rose to fame during the late 1950s and throughout the 1960s and 1970s starred in numerous and timeless classics of European cinema that made him a revered figure in the film industry, with a career that spanned over six decades and more than 80 films
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Often referred to as the “Godfather of British Blues,” his contributions to the genre are immeasurable. Through his work with the Bluesbreakers, he helped bring blues music to a wider audience and played a crucial role in the careers of some of rock and blues’ greatest musicians
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Eurovision is the longest-running international TV song contest
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He was one of the last surviving living legends of the golden crooning and jazz era and never thought of retiring, he continued as prolific as ever and also outspoken until the day he died, Tony Bennett dies at age 96 and leaves us with a golden and uncompromised legacy in music.
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Burt Bacharach and Hal David were perhaps the missing link, the tandem who rode the bridge from the old world to the new, bringing old-fashioned songcraft into the heart of the sixties pop revolution and crafting dozens of enduring classics along the way
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These clips were never shown since the original broadcasts and capture Satchmo at his effusive best, one of which shows the jazz maestro and opera star Robert Merrill performing a Medley (“Vesti la giubba” and “Honeysuckle Rose”) on the episode that aired on April 17, 1955. Another new clip that was originally broadcast on CBS Network on May 15, 1955, features Armstrong alongside Gary Crosby delivering a performance of “Struttin With Some Barbecue.”
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During the 1950’s and early 1960’s Gina Lollobrigida was considered often one of the most beautiful women in the world. The Italian’s actress sex symbol status boosted her career, a successful run co-starring with some of the best and most legendary actors of all time. Gina Lollobrigida dies at age 95, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy and the memory as one of the most popular figures of modern history.
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The book “French Pop” by Gareth Jones, is a thorough investigation and documentation of the history of French Pop music, which is also the story of the modern music industry. In this interview, Gareth Jones discusses the writing and research process as well as the origin of his passion for French music. This interview is also proof that the author is a man who can best described as a scholar in the history of all modern music, not just French one.
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Few books can serve as both an enjoyable reading experience and a reference guide such as this one, a thorough investigation and documentation of the history of French Pop music, which is also the story of the modern music industry
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He was the prototypical Rock Star. Long before the late 60’s and 70’s era of rock stardom excess, Jerry Lee Lewis already was living the wild Rock Star life in the 1950’s. His bad wild boy reputation as well as his non conventional stage antics that included wild and energetic performances and instrument smash before Rockers did it, earned him the nickname “The Killer”. He passed today at age 87 in his house in Memphis.
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One of the most dearest actresses in the screen, that crossed through several generations of fans, Angela Lansbury died peacefully during her sleep at age 96, in her Los Angeles house on Tuesday
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He was the prototypical Rock Star. Long before the late 60’s and 70’s era of rock stardom excess, Jerry Lee Lewis already was living the wild Rock Star life in the 1950’s. His bad wild boy reputation as well as his non conventional stage antics that included wild and energetic performances and instrument smash before Rockers did it, earned him the nickname “The Killer”, today, he turns 87
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Do you love Modern Art? Can you match these 12 paintings with the artist? Check it out now on this quiz!
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He fought in World War II and has delighted audiences for over 70 years, as an artist, Bennett never got stuck in time, and throughout his career he always appreciated new artists and genres, which contributed for his intact popularity to this day.
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Friday 13th, it’s always a special date when it comes to superstition. On Popular culture has been the subject of movies, books, songs and much more. In case you want to play safe and don’t leave home on Friday 13th, we suggest you to browse through our special! We’ve compiled 6 creepy articles including quizzes and lists!
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The Golden Girl Betty White lived a long and gracious life, she passes at age 99, a few weeks shortly before her 100th birthday. Look back at the career of one of television’s most prolific star
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She is still remembered and popular for her role as Jessica Fletcher on “Murder, She Wrote” and one of our favorite Pop Culture icons, today Angela Lansbury turns 96
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He’ll be forever known as the famous Captain Georg von Trapp from the 1965 classic “The Sound of Music” but this was far from being his favorite role, in a passionate acting career that spanned for several decades
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Are you a Horror aficionado? Take this Quiz now and guess the year of these Horror classics!
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Betty White has been in show business since the 1950s. In these 70-odd years, White has appeared in sitcoms, on game shows, and, on “Saturday Night Live” as the host, after a Facebook-fueled effort to get her to host the show
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Christopher Plummer who turns 90 today will be forever known as the famous Captain Georg von Trapp from the 1965 classic “The Sound of Music”, but that character, was never his favorite, quite the contrary
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Olivia de Havilland passed away at age 104 on July 26. The Hollywood legendary British actress, first came to prominence in 1935 as a screen couple with Errol Flynn in adventure films including “The Adventures of Robin Hood” and also starred on the 1939 cult classic “Gone with the Wind” and was among the last surviving movie stars of the “Hollywood’s Golden Age”
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Olivia de Havilland first came to prominence in 1935 as a screen couple with Errol Flynn in adventure films including “The Adventures of Robin Hood” and also starred on the 1939 cult classic “Gone with the Wind”. Today she turns 104
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An influential figure in popular music and culture for seven decades, with his dynamic music and charismatic showmanship, Little Richard laid the foundation for Rock N’ Roll, his music played a key role in the formation of other popular music genres, including soul and funk. Little Richard influenced numerous singers and musicians across musical genres and he was a pioneer on the Rock N’ Roll lifestyle, on the aesthetic of Rock concerts and wardrobe. We couldn’t imagine Rock music without Little Richard. Look back at the life and career of the self-proclaimed Queen of Rock N’Roll
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Just recently the legendary actor celebrated 103
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Turning 103 today, Kirk Douglas is one of the very few last living actors and witnesses to Hollywood Golden era. The actor who had a successful career that earned him several awards, starred in countless film classics that elevated him to the legend status he has today, check five of his very best movies
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“Elvis may be the King of Rock and Roll, but I am the Queen. ” said Little Richard once. An influential figure in popular music and culture for seven decades, with his dynamic music and charismatic showmanship, he laid the foundation for Rock N’ Roll, his music played a key role in the formation of other popular music genres. We couldn’t imagine Rock music without Little Richard. He celebrates 87 years old today, we look back at his life and career
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Unlike Stan Lee, Steve Ditko always preferred to live his life away from the spotlight, despite being the creator and co-creator of some of the world’s best known characters including Spider Man, Doctor Strange and The Green Goblin, among many others
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He was one of the 3 remaining Rock N’ Roll founding fathers, along with Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis, yesterday, Fats Domino passed away at age 89
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Looking back at the life and music of Buddy Holly, one of Rock’s most influential artists
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