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He landed on front and center in the major news outlets and was a near-permanent fixture in David Letterman monologues after his affair with 16-year old Amy Fisher culminated with Fisher attempting to kill the wife: Mary Jo Buttafuoco, shooting her in the head.
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The 16 year-old minor (dubbed by the press as The Long Island Lolita) who had an affair with Joey Buttafuco and then shot his wife in the head, receiving a 6 year prison term for her troubles.
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Singer of Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians who’s debut album Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars in 1988 yielded the hit What I Am.
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Reader David Costlow emails “I was researching the life (and death if any) on Claude Jarman Jr. of the 1946 movie the Yearling fame. Not much available on this child star who reportedly had no acting experience before his Oscar Winning Role in The Yearling.”
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After many years of paying his dues, Gowan broke into the mainstream in Canada with his ground breaking Criminal Mind video in 1985. The album had two follow-up hits Strange Animal and Guerilla Soldier. On the next album Moonlight Desires featured backing vocals by ex-Yes frontman Jon Anderson.
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The wolfboy in the popular 60’s tv show the Munsters.
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The wolfboy in the popular 60’s tv show the Munsters
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They had many hits, some being Doctor, Doctor, Into the Gap, Lies Lies Lies, Love On Your Side, Lay Your Hands On Me, King For a Day, In the Name of Love, and Who Can Stop the Rain –as well as Hold Me Now (which was their biggest hit)
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Enjoyed much success in the UK and Europe with his group Tubeway Army in the late 70’s, his career culminating internationally with his solo hit Cars.
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In 1979 Video Killed The Radio Star went #1 (the first #1 hit for Island Records), it also has the distinction of being the first video ever aired on MTV.
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