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Q&a on the News (Monday, July 09, 2007)
A: During the 1957 filming of 'King Creole,' Elvis Presley received his draft notice from the Memphis Selective Service Commission. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Today In Entertainment Hostory (Sunday, July 08, 2007)
On July fifth, 1954, Elvis Presley began his first recording session for Sun Records. via WJBF-TV Augusta
Elvis lives on with a touch of Smink (Saturday, July 07, 2007)
'My jump suit had to be taken in eight inches. I had to have the studs moved around. But it's worth it for my health and my children.'
Elvis lives on with a touch of Smink Tribute artist sings a song fit for the King BY BREUSE HICKMAN FLORIDA TODAY Love him tender. via FloridaToday.com
Wolff: Elvis legacy caught in a trap? (Friday, July 06, 2007)
When squirrels and rabbits began nibbling swaths into the flowery landscape of Elvis Presley's former Palm Springs home, the owners asked themselves a simple question. via Memphis Commercial Appeal
Sax player Boots Randolph dies (Wednesday, July 04, 2007)
'I'm Sorry'; Elvis Presley's first post-Army release, 'Elvis is Back!'; and singer Roy Orbison's 'Mean Woman Blues'
Boots Randolph, a versatile saxophonist best remembered for his 1963 recording of 'Yakety Sax,' whose zany melody spiced the girl-chasing comedy sketches of TV star Benny Hill, died of a cerebral hemorrhage ... via South Bend Tribune
Doc Pomus, the Bluesman Who Paved 'Lonely Avenue' (Wednesday, July 04, 2007)
Rock historian Ed Ward profiles songwriter Doc Pomus, the Brooklyn-born blues singer and songwriter who died in 1991. via Fresh Air
Ginna Parsons: Cookbook is fit for the 'king' (Tuesday, July 03, 2007)
'The fan club's executive committee will make that decision'
Just because you missed the Elvis Presley Festival doesn't mean you've missed your chance to get a copy of 'Taking Care of Cookin,'' a new cookbook compiled by the Tupelo Elvis Presley Fan Club. via Djournal.com
Granite City steelworker could be the Ultimate Elvis (Monday, July 02, 2007)
'There's a broad-based audience that really enjoys the Elvis tribute artists, and we (in the company) weren't serving them very well'
A Collinsville man with a white jumpsuit, black sideburns, gyrating hips and Southern charm is making history this summer.
Bill Cherry is one of 25 semifinalists in the national Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest. It's the first such competition sponsored by Elvis Presley Enterprises.
'I don't overdo it or underdo it (on stage),' said Cherry, 42. 'I try to be as much like Elvis as I can be. I don't make fun of anything. For me, it really is a tribute.'
Cherry will travel to Memphis, Tenn., in August to compete in the Ultimate Elvis semifinals and possibly the finals. He won a preliminary roundagainst seven other tribute artists June 15 at Stoneridge Amphitheater in Camdenton, Mo., near Lake of the Ozarks. Read more
Vinnie Jones re-ties the knot (Sunday, July 01, 2007)
'Vinnie Jones renewed his vows here today'
British hard man Vinnie Jones renewed his wedding vows in a tacky Elvis themed ceremony.
20 People Who Changed Black Music: Pop Darling Whitney Houston, Queen of the Ballad (Saturday, June 30, 2007)
'If you look at her talent and not the personal things that surround her, it's hard to deny her greatness. When she comes back out with some new music, it will be awesome.'
Despite possessing a beauty that enabled her to land coveted covers of magazines and commercials for popular soft drinks barely out of her teens, Whitney Houston couldn't run from her destiny. via Kansas.com
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