Beatlemania fuels a cultural revolution and fame
The Beatles top Variety's 100 greatest entertainment icons, shaping postmodern culture. They sparked a gender shift, boosted female empowerment, redefined masculinity, and forged a collective youth culture during the 1960s boom. Their influence extended to religion, media, and societal norms.
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Variety
Premiere
Beatles
Elvis
Humphrey Bogart
Bob Dylan
Alfred Hitchcock
Rogers and Hammerstein
John
Paul
George
Ringo
Henry Sullivan
United States
Georgia Brown
Presley
Elaine Tyler May
Steven Stark
Joyce Brothers
Stark
John Lennon
Jesus Christ
Beatles as Modern Religious Figures and Social Force
Opinion piece compares the Beatles to religious leaders in shaping counterculture and global influence. It notes Sgt Pepper as a unifying milestone and All You Need Is Love as the Summer of Love anthem with hundreds of millions watching. It cites Sid Bernstein and George Harrison quotes, and credits a unique era for music as social changer. Richland Trojan Band earns sweepstakes at Garces, a notable local follow-up event.
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North America
BBC
Hitler
Sid Bernstein
America
Beatles
George Harrison
John W. Whitehead
Rutherford Institute
Grasping For the Wind
Richland Trojan
Garces
Rosa Parks Honored in Capitol Rotunda Lie in State
A tribute recounts Rosa Parks as Mother of the Modern Civil Rights Movement who sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott and helped end bus segregation. Authorities announced she will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda, a first for a nonofficial, with Detroit and Montgomery marking seats with black ribbons in her honor.
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Rosa Parks
Detroit
Parks
Cleveland Avenue
Montgomery
Ala
Rosa Lee Parks
United States Congress
United States Supreme Court
United States Senate
U.S. Capitol
House of Representatives
Rotunda
Pierre L’ Enfant
Capitol
Jacob J. Chestnut
United States Capitol
Ronald Reagan
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Lottery Tickets as Sin Across a Century of Thought
Rex M. Rogers argues lottery gambling is intrinsically evil and offensive to God, regardless of stake size, and that biblical theology condemns the act even if it is not as severe as murder. The column, attributed to Rogers of Cornerstone University, appears in multiple papers.
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Rex M. Rogers
Cornerstone University
Grand Rapids, Mich
Bakersfield Pregnancy Center fundraiser invites local help
A resident praises a Bakersfield fundraising event for the Bakersfield Pregnancy Center and urges community involvement. The center seeks tax deductible donations such as baby strollers car seats cribs and bassinets and asks donors to contact Debbie Tidwell at 326 1907 or deliver items to 2920 F Street Suite C 5 Bakersfield. A newer center in McFarland also accepts donations to aid women in crisis.
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Bakersfield
Debbie Tidwell
F” Street
McFarland
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