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First job for: Sinead O’Connor, was, a French maid kissogram

 

During the 1960’s James Brown treated his band members like an army, imposing fines for lateness, scruffy costumes and poor playing.

 

Alanis Morissette holds the record for the longest stay on the UK album chart by a female artist with ‘Jagged Little Pill’ which spent 94 weeks on the chart.

 

Hip Hop rapper Lil’ Kim is just 4’ 11" (150cm) tall making her an inch smaller than Dolly Parton who is 5’. (152cm).

 

In days gone by: Houses had thatched roofs-thick straw-piled high, with no wood underneath.
It was the only place for animals to get warm, so all the cats and other small animals (mice, bugs) lived in the roof.
When it rained it became slippery and sometimes the animals would slip and fall off the roof..
Hence the saying "It's raining cats and dogs."

 

A Greek-Canadian man invented the “Hawaiian” pizza.

 

In 1988, Ronnie Wood opened "Woody’s on the Beach" in Miami, a club featuring a house band headed by Bobby Keys, hosting performances by local acts, friends of Wood’s and occasionally Wood himself.
The club was popular, but was closed due to complaints from neighbours who found it too loud.

 

Samoans established Mexico city, and Mexicans and Hawaiians getting along very nicely to this day, with Hawaiians inventing their own extremely popular "Hawaiian-Mexican" pizza. Essentially, a "Fiesta Pizza" with pineapple and jalapenos however, native Hawaiians often prefer spam on it as well.

 

Metallica is the only band to have played on all seven continents. (Yes, including Antarctica.)

 

In 1980, Whispers singer Leaveil Degree was given a two-year prison term for his part in a gem heist.

 

Michael Jackson’s Thriller album remained at No.1 on the Billboard album chart for thirty-seven weeks, second only to the soundtrack for West Side Story.

 

Some people are so far-sighted, with eyeballs that are elongated front to back, that they can see infrared light. The first recorded case, was of a British man during WWII, who reported seeing a signal flashing from offshore, only to discover he could see infrared and had witness a German spy boat signaling someone on shore. Marty Feldmen was British spy, who alone could see in the dark.

 

Deep Purple singer Ian Gillan was in the same class as Pete Townshend at Acton County Grammar School, in London, UK.

 

The 1957 Lonnie Donegan hit ‘Puttin’ On The Style / Gamblin’ Man’ was the first ever double-sided No 1 and first live recording to reach the top of the UK charts.

 

First job for: Sheryl Crow, was as a Music teacher

 

Wombats shit cubes.
Wombat poop: Scientists reveal mystery behind cube-shaped droppings

 

First job for: Annie Lennox, was as a 'Findus Foods' fish factory assistant

 

In 1993, Depeche Mode’s Matin Gore was arrested at the Denver Westin Hotel after refusing to turn down the volume of his music in his room.

 

There's a trademark on the world's darkest shade of black.
In the late 2010s, artist Anish Kapoor won the exclusive rights to use the color called vantablack, the "blackest black," meaning no other artist could use it. This didn't sit well with other creative-types, which is why Stuart Semple created the "pinkest pink," which he made available for purchase to anyone except Kapoor.

 

In 1999, ex Mighty Wah singer Pete Wylie appeared in a Liverpool Court charged with making threats to kill his ex girlfriend.