Here In My Heart: Dick Haymes & The Andrews Sisters – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day
December 23rd, 2016 
CEO Pearce’s Picks: Steven Chera
December 22nd, 2016 CEO 
By Jerry Pearce
In the world of performing standards, it seems like there are only two ways to go when bringing a musical program to the public: utter grandeur or lush simplicity. Over the course of one week, I witnessed examples of both ends of the spectrum: utter grandeur in the form of the Red Bank (New Jersey) Jazz Orchestra performing Sinatra standards with a talented cast of singers and instrumentalists at the Count Basie Theatre’s annual Sinatra Birthday Bash, and lush simplicity across the river in New York City in the form of the intimate Metropolitan Room jazz club and the exciting vocals of singer Steven Chera.
Celebrating the debut of his newest album “The Classic Standards, Volume One,” the intimate New York City played host to Chera’s album release celebration, and the teeming venue, which seats less than one hundred and twenty, was filled well to capacity.
Bigfoot Breaking News
December 21st, 2016 CEO 
Deep in the heart of Texas, Bobby Hamilton has been on the hunt for Bigfoot ever since encountering the monster as a child. Decades later, the world still doesn’t have definitive proof of Bigfoot’s existence. That’s where Bobby, his friend Jim Lansdale, and their team of monster hunters, known as the Gulf Coast Bigfoot Research Organization (GCBRO), have decided to take matters into their own hands. Down south, the hunters believe a sleeker, faster and more aggressive type of Bigfoot is attacking people’s homes, farm animals and pets. In the all-new series KILLING BIGFOOT, GCBRO is on a mission to help families terrorized by Bigfoot and prove once and for all that the fabled creature exists by killing one specimen – and providing a body of definitive scientific proof. The six-episode first season of KILLING BIGFOOT premieres Saturday, February 4 at 10/9c on Destination America.
Gordie Tapp Cousin Clem on ‘Hee Haw’ Dies at 94
December 21st, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
Canadian comic and entertainer Gordie Tapp, best known as the country bumpkin Cousin Clem on Hee Haw, has died. He was 94. Tapp died Sunday in Burlington, Ontario, after a long illness. He was born in 1922 in London, Ontario, and got his start in TV at the Canadian public broadcaster during the 1950s.
Hungarian Beauty Zsa Zsa Gabor Dead At 99 – Cause of Death Revealed
December 19th, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
Just shy of 100 years old, Gabor died Sunday after suffering a heart attack. She was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead.
Zsa Zsa endured a number of health problems in the last several years. Her right leg had to be partially amputated in 2011 after it got infected. Her husband, Frederic Prinz Von Anhalt, held birthday parties for Gabor the last few years, but she was so sick visitors were not allowed in her bedroom.
What Do The Lonely Do At Christmas?: The Emotions – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day
December 18th, 2016 CEO ‘Bewitched’ Actor Bernard Fox Dead at 89
December 17th, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
Bernard Fox, the mustachioed actor known to TV viewers as Dr. Bombay on “Bewitched” and Col. Crittendon on “Hogan’s Heroes,” past away Wednesday. He was 89. Harlan Boll, a spokesman for Fox’s family, said he died Wednesday of heart failure at a Los Angeles-area hospital.
NewzBreaker extends our condolences to the Fox Family in their time of grief.
My Mistake (Was To Love You): Diana Ross & Marvin Gaye – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day
December 16th, 2016 CEO Alan Thicke Star of 80’s Sitcom Growing Pains DEAD at 69 – Cause of Death Revealed
December 14th, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
The actor and father of Robin Thicke, best known for his leading role in 1980s sitcom Growing Pains, died at the age of 69. The Los Angeles Times, quoting Robin Thicke’s publicist, said the actor died of a heart attack.
NewzBreaker extends our condolences to the Thicke Family in their time of grief.
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home): Darlene Love – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day
December 12th, 2016 CEO John Glenn: First American To Orbit The Earth Dead at 95
December 8th, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
The first American to orbit the Earth has died. John Glenn was the last surviving member of the original Mercury astronauts. He would later have a long political career as a U.S. senator, but that didn’t stop his pioneering ways. Glenn made history a second time in 1998, when he flew aboard the shuttle Discovery to become the oldest person to fly in space. Glenn was 95; he had been hospitalized in an Ohio State University medical center in Columbus since last week.
Xmas Is Online Gaming Peak Soon
December 8th, 2016 CEO 
Xmas is an online gaming peak season, which might not be intuitive. These are not items that people will offer as gifts. People generally believe that the holidays are best for retailers. However, most businesses are able to benefit from the holidays in some way or another. At any rate, this is a good time to go mobile at Red Flush online casino. Since Xmas is an online gaming peak season, there are lots of new opportunities for people who are interested in online casino gaming.
Going to the Red Flush Online Casino is going to be relatively common during the holidays. People just have more time to spare, and that’s already going to be enough of an incentive for them to be able to indulge in a lot of their favorite hobbies. There are certain barriers to indulging in specific hobbies during the holidays. People are not going to be able to do all of their favorite outdoor activities during the holidays in certain climates, unless they are willing or able to travel across long distances. Some hobbies are going to be less accessible during the holidays in general. However, this is certainly not the case for the online casino games that people can enjoy.
Margaret Whitton ‘Major League’ Actress and Film Director DEAD at 67 – Cause of Death Revealed
December 6th, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
Margaret Whitton, best known for her role as Rachel Phelps in the “Major League” films, died peacefully in her Palm Beach, Fla., home on Sunday after a short battle with cancer. She was 67.
Born in Philadelphia, Whitton’s first gigs included her off-Broadway debut in 1973 in “Baba Goya,” followed by her Broadway introduction in Nell Dunn’s “Steaming” in 1983. Her first major screen role came in 1986, portraying Molly in “9 1/2 Weeks,” alongside Mickey Rourke and Kim Basinger. She then landed lead roles in films such as “The Secret of My Success” and “Ironweed,” before starring in the critically-acclaimed “Major League” and its sequel, “Major League II,” as Rachel Phelps, a former showgirl who inherits the Cleveland Indians following her husband’s death.
The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun Marries Longtime Girlfriend Joana Pak
December 6th, 2016 CEO 
Steven Yeun is officially a married man. The Walking Dead star tied the knot with longtime girlfriend Joana Pak in a stunning wedding ceremony in LA on Saturday. Steven and the professional photographer wed at the historic Paramour Estate in front of their closest friends and family members, including Steven’s former costars Norman Reedus, Andrew Lincoln, Melissa McBride, Sarah Wayne Callies, Chandler Riggs, Emma Bell and Alanna Masterson.
Luckily for us, Joana’s sister Kayce shared a sweet photo from the event on Instagram, writing, “Getting to celebrate the love between these two, last night, along with all their friends and family was so beautiful and special!
Jensen Ackles and Danneel Harris Welcome Twins: Find Out Their Unique Names!
December 6th, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
The Ackles-Harris family just grew by two!
Jensen Ackles shared on Instagram Saturday that he and wife Danneel Harris welcomed twins a day ago. The little boy and girl, named Zeppelin Bram and Arrow Rhodes join their 3-year-old big sister Justice Jay in completing the CW super fam.
The Supernatural actor captioned a photo of Dr. Seuss characters Thing 1 and Thing 2, “Danneel, JJ and I are excited to announce the birth of our twins Zeppelin Bram and Arrow Rhodes. They were born early yesterday morning. Everyone is doing great! #twinning”
Yesterday When I Was Young: Charles Aznavour – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day
December 4th, 2016 CEO Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas: Frank Sinatra – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day
December 3rd, 2016 CEO American Heros Channel Commemorates the 75th Anniversary of the Attack on Pearl Harbor with PREMIERE OF PEARL HARBOR: THE HEROES WHO FOUGHT BACK
December 2nd, 2016 CEO 
December 7, 2016 marks the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, one of the largest attacks on U.S. soil in our nation’s history, and a day which changed the world forever. To commemorate this infamous day, American Heroes Channel (AHC) presents the US premiere of the all-new special, PEARL HARBOR: THE HEROES WHO FOUGHT BACK on Wednesday, December 7 at 10/9c. From rescuing their comrades to returning fire on the Japanese, these are the true stories of those that sacrificed and fought back for our country – from sailors to airmen to everyday civilians – all extraordinary heroes who rose above and beyond the call of duty on that fateful day.
Pampered Chefs Happy Families: Christmas Lasagna
December 1st, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
Try something different this holiday season. Try this rich and cheesy celebration lasagna as an alternative the standard holiday main dish.
Ingredients:
• 1 pound sausage
• 1 pound hamburger
• 2 jars spaghetti sauce
Of Mice & Men Frontman Austin Carlile Shares Heartbreaking Message — “I Won’t Get Better”
November 30th, 2016 CEO 
Of Mice & Men singer Austin Carlile recently spent about four weeks in the hospital not long after his band’s triumphant summer tour with Slipknot. Carlile was admitted to the hospital during the band’s European tour in October, with the remaining dates being cancelled as a result. This would not be the only tour they were forced to cancel, Carlile is still unable to perform leading the band to drop off of A Day To Remember’s upcoming tour earlier this week.
The Sinatra File: Reassessing “Duets”
November 30th, 2016 CEO 
By Jerry Pearce
You’ve got to admire a fellow like record producer Phil Ramone. A larger than life figure in the world of music, Ramone worked with some of the finest artists in the industry, spanning across multiple styles and genres of sound and entertainment. Having worked previously with Frank Sinatra in the mid to late 1960s, not to mention running the sound board at his New York studios during the recording of Sinatra’s album “L.A. Is My Lady” in 1984, Ramone was determined to work with the singer once again on some sort of recording project, and by the dawn of the early 1990s, Ramone’s desire would become a reality when he signed on as producer for one of the most controversial (at least, to critics and Sinatra fanatics) benchmarks in the Chairman’s career. It was called “Duets.”
Tom Cruise Bullies Leah Remini Into Pulling News Segment About Scientology
November 29th, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
Tom Cruise reportedly pressured Leah Remini to get a segment on Scientology pulled from airing on CBS.The “Mission Impossible” star urged the ex-Scientologist to call CBS chief Leslie Moonves and convince him to pull a “60 Minute” piece about the church, using her weight as one of the network’s stars on the series “King of Queens.” “I got a call from the church and Tom (Cruise) to call Les Moonves and use my influence to squash the story,” she told The Hollywood Reporter.
The phone call was ultimately unsuccessful, as Moonves told her he would “absolutely not engage in this conversation.” Moonves also said multiple people from the church had called before her to try and get the segment pulled.
Leaders in the Church of Scientology weren’t happy that Remini, 46, didn’t get the story squashed, according to the actress.
Colombia Plane Crash: 75 Dead on Brazil Soccer Team’s Charter Flight
November 29th, 2016 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
In the mountains of Colombia, rescuers combed wreckage for survivors. Outside a stadium in Brazil, fans who thought they’d be cheering for their favorite soccer team came to mourn. The Avro RJ85 was en route Monday night from Santa Cruz, Bolivia, to Medellin when it crashed near Rionegro, Colombia, with 72 passengers and nine crew members on board, civil aviation officials said.
At least 75 people were killed, officials said. Six survived.
