TULSA, Okla. — Standing by the squat rack at the gym this February, Cam Booser’s phone dinged. It signaled a message he had spent more than a year awaiting, although anyone but Booser might have found its tone confusing. “Congratulations,” the email read. “You’ve been released.”
It was from the Twins, the organization with which he’d spent his entire career, and the seemingly bad news it conveyed might have sounded oddly celebratory. Read More...
Cynthia Leigh Wilson is an American singer, and one of the singer, songwriter and founding member of the new wave rock group B-52s. She is known for her distinctive contralto voice and also plays percussion in live performances. Wilson is the sister of the late guitarist Ricky Wilson, also a founding member of the band.
Birth nameCynthia Leigh WilsonBornFebruary 28, 1957, Athens, Georgia, U.S.GenresNew wave, alternative rockOccupation(s)Singer, actressInstrumentsVocals, tambourine, bongos, guitarYears active1976–presentLabelsWarner Bros, Reprise, AstralwerksAssociated actsThe B-52s, The Cindy Wilson BandPop Singer Cindy Wilson was born on February 28, 1957 in Athens, Georgia, United States (She's 66 years old now). Read More...
In the 11th century, the first settlement was built on the shores of Copenhagen. Over the next few centuries it grew in prominence, particularly after Bishop Absalon came to Copenhagen and led the city as one of its foremost politicians and church father in the 12th century. He was also the closest advisor to King Valdemar I of Denmark. In the 13th century, a stone wall was built around the city, which helped protect Copenhagen from several attacks over the coming centuries. Read More...
