Views: 0
Durão foi un dos referentes do galeguismo na diáspora
Views: 0
Durão foi un dos referentes do galeguismo na diáspora
Views: 0
Pelo que fez pela literatura, merece estátua em praça pública — uma homenagem justa a um intelectual que amava o Brasil e o explicava para estrangeiros e brasileiros – Imprensa
Views: 0
He was a founding member of the U.K.-based band Spooky Tooth and an in-demand session musician who played on all of George Harrison’s solo albums.
Source: Gary Wright, singer of the mid-1970s hit ‘Dream Weaver,’ dies at 80
Views: 0
Views: 0
Dodi Fayed, filho do antigo dono do Fulham, morreu no despiste que também vitimou a Princesa Diana.
Source: Morreu o empresário Mohamed Al Fayed, pai do namorado da Princesa Diana – Mundo – Correio da Manhã
Views: 0
You, Ze Salazar and 73 others
Views: 0
Views: 0
David Crosby was a prolific American songwriter, singer, and guitarist, who joined the famous band The Byrds in 1964. He then formed his own band in 1968 named Crosby, Stills & Nash with Stephen Stills and Graham Nash, and they went on to win many awards before Crosby decided to start a solo career.
In 1994, famous singer Phil Collins paid for Crosby’s liver transplant, which was highly publicized and caused controversy due to his well-known struggle with drug and alcohol addiction. Following a long fight with ongoing illnesses, Crosby passed away at the age of 81 on January 18, 2023.
Views: 0
After losing a battle with pancreatic cancer, Robbie Knievel left this world at the age of 60. He was famous for his stunt performances, record-breaking motorcycle jumps, and of course, being Evel Knievel’s son.
“Kaptain Robbie Knievel” set 20 world records and completed hundreds of dangerous jumps, some paying tribute to the feats of his father. The American Daredevil followed his father into the high-flying, bone-shattering world of motorcycle stunt performances, landing more than 350 jumps over his death-defying 30-year career.
Views: 0
Belafonte is a Jamaican-American singer, actor, and social activist, born on March 1, 1927. He is widely known for popularizing Caribbean music and calypso in the 1950s, including hits such as “Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)” and “Jump in the Line.” He has also appeared in numerous films and television shows, including the landmark miniseries Roots.
Beyond his entertainment career, Belafonte has been a prominent advocate for social justice and civil rights. He worked closely with Martin Luther King Jr. and was a key figure in the Civil Rights Movement. He also served as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 1994.