The Animals on the stage of The Ed Sullivan Show on February 6, 1966. Dressed in sharp matching houndstooth check suits and black turtlenecks against a futuristic pink studio set, the British Invasion hitmakers delivered performances of Inside-Looking Out and Sam Cooke's Shake. Fronted by twenty-four-year-old Eric Burdon.
🎸 Eric Burdon possessed one of the most soulful blues voices of the entire British Invasion, powering hits like The House of the Rising Sun, We Gotta Get Out of This Place, and Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood. Where does Burdon rank among your favorite 1960s frontmen? 🎸 👇️
Congratulations to @STUFFMagic for being named the 2026 NBA Mascot of the Year!
This marks the third time STUFF has been given this honor by his peers across the NBA (2016, 2017 and 2026).
STUFF was also the first-ever back-to-back winner in the award’s history 👏
REPOST by Monday, 9/21 for a chance to win this signed 2019 NY Comic-Con exclusive Dr. Martin Brenner #StrangerThings card from Topps! Only 50 of these were released to fans! I'll pick one winner at random and announce next #ModineMonday. Good luck!
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Fifty-one years ago today, Pink Floyd released Wish You Were Here. The cover being wrapped in black plastic resulted in a compromise for retailers, when the round, handshake sticker was added. The handshake itself represents the empty gesture of the greeting, particularly in business settings, and the four quarters behind represent the four classical elements — earth, air, fire, and water. These are expanded on in the interior artwork...