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Monday, December 30, 2019
Song of the Day: 'Let Me Pass By' by Peggy Lipton
After reading a Peggy Lipton appreciation in a year-in-review obituary roundup, I learned that in addition to portraying the iconic Julie Barnes on my afterschool fave "The Mod Squad" and Norma Jennings -- owner of the Double R Diner on "Twin Peaks" -- the former model and mother of Rashida Jones also released an album back in 1968. (Three of her singles "Stoney End" and "Lu" -- both written by Laura Nyro -- as well as a cover Donovan's "Wear Your Love Like Heaven" all reached the lower end of the Billboard charts.) Needless to say, the discovery sent me into a Peggy rabbit hole, wondering how a copy never caught my eye in any of the countless used-record bins I've perused over the past 40 years!
Page 1 Roundup (12/30)
The Daily News: Suburban NYC synagogue reels from ‘act of terrorism’ as suspect held on $5 million bail for attack injuring five
Scott Evans and his gay posse flee a serial killer in Hulu's New Year's Eve slash called 'Midnight Kiss'
Eddie Murphy doubles down on past homophobic jokes
HuffPost: Interior Department cut ‘sexual orientation’ from anti-discrimination guideline
Woman accused of assaulting 3 Jewish women arrested again day after release
The Washington Post: Trump’s lawyer and the Venezuelan president: How Giuliani got involved in back-channel talks with Maduro
The New York Times: Behind the Ukraine aid freeze: 84 days of conflict and confusion
The Wall Street Journal: The lawyer who decides whether pope bobbleheads are OK
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