She Was Interviewed About Her Life in a Rolling Stone Article Titled 'Glorious Life of Doris Day in a World of Pornography'

 98 Years Ago Today

Thursday 3rd of April 1924
Actress, singer and animal rights activist Doris Day is born as Doris Von Kappelhoff in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States.

She was one of the most accomplished singers, performers, actresses and a dancer in her day. In 1945, she performed her famous live album My Country to the public for the first time.
In 1945, she performed his famous live album My Country to the public for the first time.
On March 11 of that year, she was interviewed about her life in a Rolling Stone article titled 'Glorious Life of Doris Day in a World of Pornography,' during which she stated: "In her 30s, it took me only about a month to learn how to take pornography down. She gave the best performances to any music I've ever heard. The only person I know she ever asked the song was 'Go home.' As my young son told me, 'I feel so beautiful inside.' Today, she doesn't think that anyone can take me for a lover. As a mother herself, I love to take care of my child."
The Rolling Stone article was a big shock to all the world.
After a long day of interviews by many celebrities including Elvis Presley, the actress who led the way for her career, and Bill Cosby, it is still known that Doris Day still lives in a house she owned in St. Louis.

He Has Been Honored as One of the Most Beautiful and Funny People in America

 108 Years Ago Today

Thursday 5th of February 1914
Writer, painter and spoken word performer William Seward Burroughs is born in St. Louis, Missouri, United States.

Burroughs worked in many different industries, from advertising and photography to food and beverage to broadcasting and theater. He is best known for his film work "The Blue Fox", where the voice of an FBI agent is heard singing the National Anthem with all his body count. He is a past recipient of the PSA Award and has been honored as one of the Most Beautiful and Funny People in America. Todayadays, he is known around the country as a film critic. He is also a frequent contributor to his own podcast that is devoted to humor, politics, and music. He holds a bachelor's degree in public policy from Emory University and a doctorate in public finance from Georgetown University. As a member of the US Air Force, he served in Afghanistan where he served under General Curtis Longstreet and General Curtis Campbell. He also served as an Air Force Special Operations commander from 2000 to 2002, where he helped launch the Air Wars of American Airlines. In his spare time, he enjoys taking walks, reading books, playing video games and playing golf. In addition, he enjoys taking time off from his hobbies to spend time with his family.