Elvis Story News

 
MiamiHerald.com
'Million Dollar Quartet' offers history lesson through rockin' good time and tunes
Salt Lake Tribune
Musical theater » The music of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis lives on in touring Broadway musical. By ben fulton Cody Slaughter is a man of few words. That's because whenever people ask the 20-year-old what it's like to ...
'Million Dollar Quartet' packing up from New YorkPalm Beach Post
"Million Dollar Quartet" To Close In JuneNY1
Million Dollar Quartet delivers a foot-stomping good timeOregon Music News

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History festival has music, militaria and more
The Daily Progress
In 1962, Elvis Presley had three of the year's top five hits — “Return to Sender,” “Can't Help Falling in Love” and “Good Luck Charm.” Ray Charles landed in the No. 2 spot with “I Can't Stop Loving You,” and the Tornados' “Telstar” took third place.

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Kevin Costner talks Hatfields & McCoys
Calgary Herald
He's even been a gun-toting Elvis impersonator. And in his latest project, Costner sports some impressive scruff and adopts a believable Appalachian drawl to sink into the role of rough-and-tumble patriarch Devil Anse Hatfield in the three-part History ...

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Famous and infamous come alive in Chance's stories
StandardNet
The next morning they show up at FBI headquarters and are ushered into Hoover's office, where their unlikely meeting is caught for eternity on film, predating Elvis and Nixon. "Hoover had this guy take us down to the shooting range," Chance said, ...
From Marilyn Monroe to Edgar Hoover, former baseball star Dean Chance has a ...Toronto Star

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Los Angeles Times
Glenn Frey changes the tempo
Los Angeles Times
The story of Eagles is getting an intense examination in a new documentary that will be directed by Oscar winner Alex Gibney ("Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room," "Taxi to the Dark Side"), who was hired by the band for in-depth interviews and a ...

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Watergate at middle age: absent friends, old stories
Charlotte Observer
When it was done, the boyish-looking Edmisten, a too-old-looking-for-you-boy pipe clenched in his teeth and his “Elvis hair” perfectly styled, launched a political career back home. Edmisten sits in his Salisbury Street office, located in what is now ...

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I went to Graceland
Washington Post (blog)
In what I think was an unintentional way, the place was fairly perfect at capturing the Elvis story. When he purchased the house, which by contemporary standards doesn't really seem all that mansiony anymore, it was already called Graceland.