Maureen Starkey is missing from this Sixties portrait of ladies who had Beatles, Stones, and Donovan personal relationships.

Maureen Starkey is missing from this Sixties portrait of ladies who had Beatles, Stones, and Donovan personal relationships.

I like today’s installment of Dennis the Menace, but can’t legally embed all of it. So, follow the link below.
https://comicskingdom.com/dennis-the-menace/2026-01-04

Also good from King Features today:
https://comicskingdom.com/dustin/2026-01-04

https://comicskingdom.com/hagar-the-horrible/2026-01-04

I wonder if King Features retains some rights to the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine?

I Know Where I’m Going! was a very good movie, and had big-name stars in Wendy Hiller, Roger Livesey and Catherine Lacey, but I didn’t much enjoy making it. It was shot on a very dark set, and I was afraid of Michael Powell.
– ‘Is that You, Petula?’ Chapter 2
77 WABC sure isn’t what it was when I listened to the station as a kid. Recently, an interview with Trump was featured. Tonight, Cousin Brucie will restore civility to the WABC airwaves and chat with Petula Clark. I’ll record it and post the audio below.

I’ve read, and recommend, Petula’s autobiography. It’s an honest and open telling of her life, minus a few personal details. The title is something that John Lennon said, as explained in this preview.
Here’s Petula with Cousin Brucie. Hey, WABC: You’re playing only one channel of stereo recordings.
A tribute to the late Steve Cropper of Stax Records, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, and the Blues Brothers.