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Vor 4 Stunden · In "Ol'Blue Eyes", actor Michael Ophelders and director Jürgen Lorenzen tell the eventful story of the singer, actor and entertainer Frank Sinatra. Michael Ophelders slips into the role of the Sinatra double "Albert", who gets chatting in his dressing room and tells a number of anecdotes about the highs and lows of his idol - and of course Sinatra's most beautiful melodies from "Strangers in ...
Vor einem Tag · ‘Rehab and therapies’ “That’s about my baby, my daughter,” he says affectionately. “I’m the (proud) dad.” In a wide-ranging interview, Jon talks about why he can’t perform live ...
Vor einem Tag · Frank Sinatra, einer der größten Entertainer der Welt, lebt bis heute in den Herzen der Menschen weiter. Seine unvergesslichen Hits wie "My Way", "Strangers In The Night" und "New York, New York" haben ihm Weltruhm eingebracht. Sinatra wird als eine der einflussreichsten Persönlichkeiten im Musikgeschäft des 20. Jahrhunderts angesehen.
Vor 4 Stunden · Il nous fait sa version du classique de 1967 de Frank Sinatra : My way. icitoutv. Regarder sur ICI TOU.TV (Nouvelle fenêtre) Épisodes. Début de liste Épisodes de 5 éléments. Passer la liste ...
Vor einem Tag · By employing crooner Art Lund, Goodman was competing with Tommy Dorsey, whose vocalist, Frank Sinatra, was beginning to attract a lot of attention. During the first half of 1942, the song "A Zoot Suit (For My Sunday Gal)" spread like measles throughout the entertainment industry. Based upon a fashion statement hijacked from Latino and Afro-American culture, this giddy ditty was also recorded ...
Vor 4 Stunden · And there was more of the same in the Knockouts, when Sydnie received a standing ovation from the judges and an '11 out of 10' rating from Simon Cowell for her rendition of Frank Sinatra's My Way. Sydnie won the public vote and went straight through to Sunday's final. And now that she's there, experts are confident she'll make it all the way ...
Washington Redskins running back John Riggins leaps over the San Francisco 49ers defense to score a touchdown during the 1984 NFC Championship game. Among the “Hogs” leading the way are Jeff Bostic #53, Mark May #73, and Russ Grimm #68
