CLICK ON THE PICS AND SEE NICK LACHEY"S BUTT!!! THE PICS GET REAL BIG WHEN YOU CLICK ON EM!
--Eric Dane - 37
(Dr. Mark Sloane . . . a.k.a. "McSteamy" . . . on "Grey'
s Anatomy".)
--Uncle Kracker - 35 (Kid Rock's DJ.)
--David Duval - 38 (Former superstar golfer currently living under the Rock of Obscurity next to Chi Chi Rodriguez . . . and Kajagoogoo.) (???)
--Chris Jericho - 39 (WWE superstar.)
--Vanessa Minnillo - 29 (Former MTV VJ who's dating Nick Lachey.) (--Let's have another look at their vacation in Mexico, shall we?)
--Nick Lachey - 36 (What's left of Mr. Jessica Simpson.)
--SISQO!!! - 31 (DA DRAGON . . . GROWL!!! Currently living
under the Rock of Obscurity next to AL B. SURE and ROCKWELL!!! --His
biggest album? Obviously 1999's "Unleash The Dragon" . . . featuring
the masterpiece "THONG SONG"!!!--"She had dumps like a truck, truck,
truck . . . thighs like what, what, what . . . baby move your butt,
butt, butt . . . I think to SING IT AGAIN!!!")

--Scarface - 39 (Formerly of the Geto Boys.)
--Nikki Blonsky - 21 (Cute but VIOLENT "Hairspray" chubby.)
--Pepa - 41
(Salt-N-Pepa. Biggest album: 1993's "Very Necessary", featuring the
hit song, "Whatta Man".) (Real name: Sandra Denton.) (--Now they
have a reality show called "The Salt-N-Pepa Show" on VH1.)
--Lou Ferrigno - 58 (He played LOU FERRIGNO on "The King of Queens".)
--Alan Gratzer - 61
(Drummer in REO Speedwagon. Biggest albums: 1980's "Hi Infidelity"
{certified Seven-Times Platinum} . . . featuring the classics "Don't
Let Him Go", "Take It on the Run", "Keep on Loving You" and "In Your
Letter" . and 1984's "Wheels Are Turnin'" {certified Double Platinum} .
. . featuring the song we ALL can agree on . . . the incredible "CAN'T
FIGHT THIS FEELING"!!!)
--Big Pun - (1971 - 2000)
(Born Christopher Rios, the 698-pound Big Punisher was the first Latin
rapper to go multi-platinum. He was taken from us just two years after
his debut album was released . . . when he died of a heart attack at
the age of 28.--At the time of his death, Big Pun's chubby heart was
FOUR TIMES the normal size.)
--Tom Fogerty - (1941 - 1990) (Creedence Clearwater Revival.)
--Carl Sagan - (1934 - 1996)
--Joe C. - (1974 - 2000) (Kid Rock's deceased midget sidekick .) (--Tombstone Name: Joseph Calleja.)
1961 - Brian Epstein saw the Beatles play at the Cavern Club in Liverpool.

1962 - Motown Records released "You've Really Got a Hold on Me," by the Miracles.
1963 - "Louie, Louie" was released by the Kingsmen.
1967 - David Crosby left the Byrds. The next year Crosby, Stills, and Nash was formed.
1967 - The first issue of Rolling Stone was published in San Francisco. John Lennon was on the cover.
1973 - Cat Stevens made his national TV debut on ABC's "In Concert."
1973 - The album "Piano Man" was released by Billy Joel.
1975 - David Bowie appeared on Cher's CBS TV show.
1998 - Singer Billy Preston, his manager Merle Otis Greene and Greene's
wife Sandra were indicted on 22 charges of fraud in collecting $1
million in insurance claims.
1998 - Rick James was hospitalized after he suffered a stroke
when a blood vessel ruptured in his neck during a show the week before
in Denver, CO.
1998 - Michael Jackson settled a lawsuit over stories and pictures in
the London Daily Mirror that said his face had been disfigured by
cosmetic surgery. A lawyer for the publisher said, "The photographs
were taken honestly and were not tampered with, but the Mirror has
since met with the plaintiff in person and acknowledges that the
photographs do not accurately represent the plaintiff's true
appearance."
1999 - The Prince released the album "Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic."
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