Steven Tyler was born on March 26, 1948 as Steven Victor Tallarico. He is best known for singing lead for the Boston-based rock group Aerosmith, with whom he also performs on piano, percussion, and harmonica. He is referred to as the “Demon of Screamin'” because to his intense, voluminous, and high-pitched screams. He is renowned for his on-stage acrobatics as well. Tyler frequently sports colorful (and occasionally androgynous) clothes while performing, along with his recognizable scarves that dangle from his microphone stand.

George Frazier, a relief pitcher who made two World Series appearances over a decade-long MLB career before becoming a broadcaster, passed away in Tulsa on Monday at age 68. A specific cause of death has not been revealed, but he had been battling an undisclosed illness, according to the Denver Post. Frazier is remembered by Colorado Rockies fans as the team’s color commentator from 1998 until 2015. ‘We are deeply saddened at the passing of former Rockies color analyst, George Frazier,’ the Rockies said in a statement confirming his passing on Monday.

Musiq Soulchild is an R&B singer from Philadelphia, PA, born on September 16, 1977. He has been nominated for multiple Grammy Awards and is best known for his singles "Just Friends (Sunny)" and "Love". His music has been praised for its soulful sound and heartfelt lyrics. Musiq Soulchild is a member of R&B Singer Age, Biography and Wiki 💰 Net worth: $8 Million About R&B singer who has been nominated for several Grammy Awards and is known for singles like "

By James Melley & Michael BuchananBBC News BBCTwo mothers who died of herpes after giving birth could have been infected by a single surgeon, the BBC has found.  The doctor performed Caesareans on both the women in 2018. The families, who were told there were no connections between the deaths, are calling for inquests to be opened. The East Kent Hospitals Trust says it could not identify the source of the infection, and the surgeon had no history of the virus.

By 1960, there's a TV in almost every American living room, bringing newly visible images of war, poverty, racism, and nuclear threat. Harder to see (except in hindsight) are a number of domestic and global forces building up a storm of political activism. The '60s begin with a race for President, and John F. Kennedy wins by promising to keep the U.S. ahead of the Soviet Union in the Space Race and Cold War.