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It's the date MARIE OSMOND (pictured) fainted during a live telecast of ABC's 'Dancing With the Stars'; Alan Freed brought his all-star rock 'n' roll show to Portland; and the Kingston Trio guested on NBC-TV's WWII drama 'Convoy.' Tommy Edwards scored his biggest selling #1 'It's All in the Game,' and ten years later to the day, passed away. The Beach Boys released their next Chart Topper 'Good Vibrations,' while Chubby Checker did 'The Twist' on the Ed Sullivan Show. Happy Birthday to Vancouver broadcasters Kim Seale and Fred Latroumille, while at the other end, obits for Oct. 22 include Soupy Sales, Cleavon Little, Mary Wickes, Melfort Sask.'s Arthur Hill, sportscaster Red Barber, and CBS Newsman Robert Pierpoint. Details & ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.

‘The GOP Hates The Lamestream Media’— details a recent Pew Research study focused on where people got their news in the past week. Come Inside and Read More...

 By PETER O’NEIL, Vancouver Sun October 21, 2014 1:07 PM A Washington state county authority turned down Tuesday an application to build radio towers just a few hundred metres from the Canada-U.S. border near Tsawwassen. Photograph...

Two radio stations in San Francisco have banned Lorde's 2013 hit Royals from their airwaves until the World Series is over, while in response, a Kansas City station vows to play it 'every hour on the hour.'

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As of 2 AM ET on Oct. 21, several Turner Broadcast nets, including CNN, Cartoon Network and TruTV, are no longer available on Dish Network after Turner and the satellite provider could not reach a new deal following lengthy negotiations and extensions to the two companies’ previous contract

Happy Birthday to Kim Kardashian, Judge Judy, Manfred Mann, Carrie Fisher and the Honeymooner's Joyce Randolph. Also born this date were the late ROBERT CLOTHIER (pictured) of 'The Beachcombers,' Dizzy Gillespie and Hy Averbach. The UK's Cliff Richard appeared on CBS-TV's 'Ed Sullivan Show.' Elton John received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Johnny Mathis scored a #1 hit with 'Chances Are,' and Chuck Berry topped the charts with 'My Ding-a-Ling.' Bob Dylan finished his first album for Columbia, Carl Perkins taped a special for US cable in London, and the new owners of BC radio stations in Powell River and Courtenay changed formats. Passing on this date were BC broadcasters Bob Hall and Daryl Duke, musicians Edmundo Ros and Bill Black, WWII pinup Marie McDonald, Fred Berry of 'What's Happening,' and Canadian patent medicine pitchman Gilbert Templeton. ALL the milestones for Oct. 21 INSIDE.