Explore More Outspoken GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) doubled down on calling Democrats “pedophiles,” blasted establishment Republicans and demanded that the US stop the flow of aid money to Ukraine in a wide-ranging and fiery “60 Minutes” interview Sunday. Taylor Greene, also known as MTG, made numerous controversial comments during her sit-down with veteran reporter Lesley Stahl — and was promptly panned by many across social media. In one of the more shocking moments, the Georgia lawmaker responded, “I would definitely say so” when Stahl pressed her on previous comments she has made about Democrats being “the party of pedophiles.

Following Terry Lindsay’s discharge from the Army with the rank of First Lieutenant., he worked for Ammann & Whitney, a civil engineering firm, supervising the runways and access road to Dulles International Airport. During this time, he met his future wife, Regina Curry (Jeannie), on a blind date at the Zebra Room on Wisconsin Avenue. They married after a brief courtship and recently celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary. #TBT photo of our current Lindsay Chairman, Terry Lindsay Jr.

For experimental-music aficionados, it’s hard to imagine a world without Richard Pinhas. The French-born guitarist and composer has been a fixture in the international underground for four decades. But there was a time when Pinhas, now 63, thought he was done with music. “In the early 1980s, I was at the point where I had nothing else to say. I was just repeating myself,” he says by phone from Montreal. “I didn’t think I’d come back, because after years away it’s very hard to return, both to playing your instrument and to the circuit.

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Wayne Perkey, a radio legend in Louisville, has passed away at the age of 84-years. Terry Meiners of WHAS confirmed Perkey’s death on his own Facebook page on Sunday after a fight with COVID-19. Perkey was the morning host on 840 WHAS for many years. He began working at the station in 1969 and stayed for over 30 years. He was also a known face to Louisville residents who had grown up watching the WHAS Crusade for Children.