Devon Peacock
Executive Producer at CFPL-AM (London, ON)
There's a @TheSimpsons character named after me thanks to @mrtimlong. Host of The Morning Show on @AM980News.
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Jan 10, 2024 |
globalnews.ca | Devon Peacock
The airwaves across London, Ont., have gotten a little quieter. Dick Williams, known as “The Tall One,” died on Wednesday at the age of 83. Williams was a member of The CFPL Lively Guys, who included Bill Brady, John Dickens and Al Mitchell, and he was recognized as the first DJ in North America to play The Beatles during the British Invasion. Williams achieved the feat by receiving an advance copy of their first release within Canada in 1963.
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One of the best characters on the best TV show of all time. RIP.
George Wendt, an American actor and comedian who earned six consecutive Emmy nominations for his performance as Norm Peterson on the beloved NBC comedy series “Cheers,” died Tuesday morning at his home. He was 76. https://t.co/ISLRzbStBu
