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October 20th: A Day of Reflection and Celebration in Heavy Metal History

On October 20th, the heavy metal community remembers iconic artists and significant milestones. This date marks the tragic loss of Lynyrd Skynyrd members in 1977 and celebrates the birthdays of influential musicians like Fred Coury and Ric Lee. Additionally, it highlights notable album releases, including Black Sabbath’s reunion in 1998 and recent groundbreaking works. Join us in honoring the legacy of heavy metal and its enduring impact on music history.

Retired Apollo 8 Astronaut William Anders Dies in Plane Crash

Retired Major General William Anders, the former Apollo 8 astronaut known for the iconic Earthrise photo, tragically passed away in a plane crash. His son mourns the loss, emphasizing Anders’ piloting skills. The crash involved an older-model Beech A45 airplane, with only the pilot on board. Senator Mark Kelly paid tribute to Anders, recognizing his role in reshaping humanity’s view of the planet. Anders’ legacy as a pioneering astronaut and visionary photographer continues to inspire future generations.

Boeing Faces Setback After F.A.A. Audit Reveals Manufacturing Issues

Boeing faces setback as door panel blows off 737 Max 9 during Alaska Airlines flight, prompting F.A.A. audit revealing manufacturing issues at Boeing and supplier, Spirit AeroSystems. 33 out of 89 product audits failed at Boeing, raising concerns about air safety and quality control standards.

Black Coffee Undergoing Medical Treatment After Severe Travel Accident

Black Coffee, the renowned DJ and producer, is currently undergoing medical treatment following a severe travel accident on a flight en route to a show in Mar del Plata, Argentina. The incident has left him with injuries, as confirmed by…

Channel 5 to Premiere Andes Plane Crash Docuseries

Channel 5 is set to premiere a new three-part docuseries, Andes Plane Crash, on January 9. The series recounts the harrowing tale of the Uruguayan rugby team’s plane crash in the Andes Mountains in 1972, where only 16 out of…