I Vitelloni premiered in the US

November 7, 1956 –An early masterpiece from Fellini, I Vitelloni, was released in the US on this date. Fellini intended to continue the story of the protagonist of this film, Moraldo Rubini, in a movie to be entitled Moraldo in the City, in which the young man would experience big city life for the firstContinue reading “I Vitelloni premiered in the US”

Justify My Love went on sale

November 6, 1990 –Madonna released her her ninth #1 hit, Justify My Love, on this date. MTV immediately banned the video which immediately piqued interest in the song. Lenny Kravitz helped Madonna write and produce this sultry song, where Madonna whispers most of the lyrics. It was the first single from her highly anticipated ImmaculateContinue reading “Justify My Love went on sale”

You don’t have to be stoned to watch

November 6, 1968 –The Columbia Pictures cult classic film (although it’s not what they wanted,) Head, starring The Monkees, Victor Mature and with cameos by Jack Nicholson, Teri Garr, Carol Doda, Annette Funicello, Frank Zappa, Sonny Liston, Dennis Hopper and Toni Basil, premiered to an unsuspecting public on this date. The Coca-Cola Company reportedly wasn’tContinue reading “You don’t have to be stoned to watch”

Kokomo topped the charts

November 5, 1988 –The Beach Boys’ (except for Brian, whose therapist Eugene Landy wouldn’t let him participate, but that’s another story,) single, Kokomo goes to No. #1 on the Billboard charts, on this date. Brian Wilson was the creative force behind The Beach Boys, but he had nothing to do with this song. He releasedContinue reading “Kokomo topped the charts”