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Ed Sullivan & Dick Clark: The TV Music Pioneers Who Broke Cultural Barriers

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By Ryan Berenz Verified
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A New York newspaper entertainment columnist with an uncharismatic on-camera presence, a stiff appearance, and a somewhat nasally delivery became one of the most influential figures in television and a tastemaker in show business at large. Or, who would want to watch a bunch of teenagers dancing on television while a radio disc jockey hawked pimple cream? That, no doubt, is a question that dogged executives and critics alike.
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Ed Sullivan & Dick Clark: The TV Music Pioneers Who Broke Cultural Barriers

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By Ryan Berenz Verified
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Ed Sullivan and Dick Clark were pioneering television hosts who brought popular music to mainstream audiences. The Ed Sullivan Show became a cultural institution by showcasing a wide range of talent and advancing diversity on TV. Dick Clark’s American Bandstand transformed a simple dance show into a national phenomenon.
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Dolph Lundgren Talks ‘History’s Greatest Machines’ & His Brother’s Very Different Life

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By Ryan Berenz Verified
| Gonzaga Bulletin Verified
Before he became an action star playing Rocky IV’s reviled Soviet boxer Ivan Drago, Dolph Lundgren left his native Sweden and traveled the world to study chemical engineering. He grew up in a family of engineers, and his brother owned a petrochemical company. “He’s living a different life,” Lundgren says of his sibling. “He certainly doesn’t get punched by Sly Stallone or drive armored vehicles with .50 caliber machine guns on them. So, I think I lucked out.
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