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Today is Thursday, May 24th, the 144th day of the year. There are 221
days remaining until the end of the year.
 Patti LaBelle HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
Foster Care Month, National Barbecue Month, National Bike
Month, National Blood Pressure Month, National Photograph
Month, National Recommitment Month, National Salad Month,
Older Americans Month, National Water Safety Month,
National Escargot Day,
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
 Larry Blackmon Timmy Brown, 81, football player
Patti LaBelle, 74, singer
Larry Blackmon, 62, singer/songwriter (Cameo)
Joe Dumars, 55, basketball player/executive
Gene Anthony Ray, 55, dancer
Carl Anthony Payne II, 48, actor
Tracy McGrady, 39, basketball player
 Heavy D HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Oliver Cromwell, 1753, Revolutionary War hero
Coleman Young, 99, civil rights leader (Detroit Mayor) (d. 1997)
Heavy D., 50, rapper (d. 2011)
DEATHS
William Lloyd Garrison, 1879, journalist/abolitionist (b. 1805)
Elmore James, 1963, singer/guitarist (b. 1918)
Duke Ellington, 1974, pianist/composer/bandleader (b. 1899)
 Duke Ellington Jimmy McGriff, 2008, organist (b. 1936)
ON THIS DATE IN…
1854 – Lincoln University, Penn., 1st Black college in the U.S.
is founded by John Miller Dickey and Sarah Emlen Cresson.
1856 – John Brown and his men kill five slavery supporters at
Pottawatomie Creek, Kansas.
1861 – Maj. Gen. Benjamin Butler declares slaves “contraband of
war”.
 James Baldwin 1951 – Racial segregation in Wash. D.C. restaurants ruled illegal.
1954 – Dr. Peter Murray Marshall becomes 1st Black to head an
AMA unit.
1961 – Freedom Riders are arrested in Jackson, Mississippi for
“disturbing the peace” after disembarking from their bus.
1963 – Baldwin-Kennedy meeting on race relations in the U.S.
1983 – Supreme Court rules government can deny tax breaks
to schools that racially discriminate against students.
1984 – “Wiz” opens at Lunt Fontanne Theatre in New York City
for 13 performances.
 The Wiz 1990 – Andre Dawson receives a record 5 intentional walks
in a game.
2001 – The Democrats gain control of the U.S. Senate for the
first time since 1994 when Sen, James Jeffords of Vermont
abandons the Republican Party and declares himself an
independent.
HOROSCOPE
Your sign is paired with the air element, which plays a subtle but important role in your personality. Taking on the changing qualities of air, a sociable curiosity seems to come over you like a steady breeze. When the winds become stronger, your curiosity may evolve into an outright push for knowledge or justice. You should embrace these qualities as they are some of the most positive that the element of air has to offer. You should stay weary of the fact that not embracing the push of air, even at its lightest, can cause an unwanted distance and lack of emotion.
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Today is Wednesday, May 23rd, the 143rd day of the year. There are 222
days remaining until the end of the year.
 Marvelous Marvin Hagler HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
Foster Care Month, National Barbecue Month, National Bike
Month, National Blood Pressure Month, National Photograph
Month, National Recommitment Month, National Salad Month.
Older Americans Month, National Water Safety Month, National
Hamburger Month, Lucky Penny Day, World Turtle Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Ramon “Tiki” Fulwood, 74, drummer (Funkadellic)
 Maxwell Marvelous Marvin Hagler, 64, boxing legend
Kenny Gattison, 54, basketball player
James Hasty, 53, football player
Maxwell, 45, singer
Rasual Butler, 39, basketball player
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Scatman Crothers, 108, actor (d. 1986)
 Scatman Crothers General Johnson, 75, singer (Chairmen of the Board) (d. 2010)
DEATHS
Moms Mabley, 1975, comedian/actor (b. 1894)
ON THIS DATE IN…
1861 – 3 fleeing slaves enter Fort Monroe, Virginia.
1871 – Black inventor, L. Bell patented the locomotive smoke stack.
1900 – Sgt. William H. Carney becomes the first African American
awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.
 Moms Mabley 1921 – “Shuffle Along”, 1st Black musical comedy opens in New York
City.
1941 – Joe Louis beats Buddy Baer on disqualification in 7 rounds
for the heavyweight boxing title.
1992 – President George Bush orders the Coast Guard to intercept
boats with Haitian refugees.
1995 – The first version of the Java programming language is
released.
HOROSCOPE
As a Gemini born on May 23rd, you feel most alive when surrounded by others. Seeing the world is important to you, but interacting with it is a necessity. For this reason, conversation is your playground and words prove to be your jungle gym or sandbox. You embrace words with an excitement and energy in a way that few others can duplicate. Your genuine interest in communication draws others in and makes you a highly sought after friend and companion.
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Today is Tuesday, May 22nd, the 142nd day of the year. There are 223
days remaining until the end of the year.
 Bernard Shaw HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
Foster Care Month, National Barbecue Month, National Bike
Month, National Blood Pressure Month, National Photograph
Month, National Recommitment, National Salad Month, Older
Americans Month, National Water Safety Month, National
Hamburger Month, Buy a Musical Instrument Day
 Johnny Gill CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Roscoe Robinson, 90, gospel singer
Bernard Shaw, 78, news correspondant
Calvin Simon, 76, singer (Parliament/Funkadellic)
Donald Royal, 52, basketball player
Johnny Gill, 52, singer
Randy Brown, 50, basketball player
 Naomi Campbell Naomi Campbell, 48, model/actress
Donell Jones, 45, singer
Vivian Green, 39, singer
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Paul Winfield, 79, actor (d. 2004)
DEATHS
Langston Hughes, 1967, author/poet/playwright (b. 1902)
Wesley Brown, 2012, 1st Black Naval Academy graduate (b. 1927)
 Paul Winfield ON THIS DATE IN…
1849 – Future U.S. President Abraham Lincoln patents a buoying
device, making him the only U.S. President to hold a patent.
1856 – Con. Preston Brooks of South Carolina beats Sen. Charles Sumner
with a cane in the hall of the U.S. Senate for a speech Sumner made
attacking Southerners who sympathized with pro-slavery violence
in Kansas (“Bleeding Kansas”).
 Langston Hughes 1906 – The Wright Bros. are granted a U.S. patent for their “Flying
Machine”.
1959 – Benjamin O. Davis Jr. becomes the 1st Black major general
in the U.S. Air Force.
1964 – Pres. Lyndon Johnson announces the goals of his “Great
Society” social reforms to bring an “end to poverty and racial
injustice” in America.
 Benjamin O. Davis Jr. 1966 – Bill Cosby becomes the 1st Black to win an Emmy Award for
his starring role in “I Spy”.
1980 – Namco releases the highly influential arcade game, Pac-Man.
2002 – A Birmingham jury convicts former Ku Klux Klan member
Bobby Frank Cherry of the 1963 murders of four girls in the bombing
of the 16th Baptist Church.
HOROSCOPE
It may help you in life to find an issue or problem that you feel passionate about. Like Harvey Milk, who was also born on May 22nd, your gift with words and communication could unite others and create change. If you don’t feel your gifts are best suited for oration, maybe your gifts would be better used on the page, which was the path of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of the Sherlock Holmes novels, who was also born on your birthday. Similarly, your quick mind could lead to success in more traditional fields, such as business, writing, education or management.
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Today is Monday, May 21st, the 141st day of the year. There are 224
days remaining until the end of the year.
 Ronald Isley HOLIDAY and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
Foster Care Month, National Barbecue Month, National Bike
Month, National Blood Pressure Month, National Photograph
Month, National Recommitment Month, National Salad Month,
Older Americans Month, National Water Safety Month, National
Hamburger Month, National Bike Week, National Police Week,
 Mr. T National Memo Day, National Waiters and Waitresses Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Ronald Isley, 77, singer (The Isley Bros.)
Mr. T., 66, actor
Ricky Williams, 41, football player
Max B, 40, rapper
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
 Fats Waller Fats Waller, 114, singer (d. 1943)
Billy Wright, 86, singer (d. 1991)
Notorious B.I.G., 46, rapper (d. 1997)
DEATHS
Christopher Perry, 1921, publisher (b. 1854)
Sammy Davis Jr., 1988, entertainer (b. 1900)
Otis Clark, 2012, Tulsa race riot survivor (b. 1903)
 Notorious B.I.G. ON THIS DATE IN…
1833 – African Americans enroll for the first time at Oberlin
College in Ohio.
1856 – Lawrence, Kansas is captured by pro-slavery forces.
1891 – Peter Jackson fought a 61 round draw with a White
boxer.
1914 – Greyhound Bus Company begins in Minnesota.
 Billy Dee Williams 1961 – Alabama Gov. John Malcolm Patterson declares martial
law in an attempt to restore order after race riots break out.
1966 – Muhammad Ali TKOs Henry Cooper in 6 rounds for the
heavyweight boxing title.
1969 – After 9,015 at bats, Hank Aaron is lifted for a pinch hitter.
1980 – “Star Wars Episode IV-The Empire Strikes Back” premieres
starring Billy Dee Williams as Landau Calrissian.
1981 – Reggae legend, Bob Marley receives a Jamaican state funeral.
 Bob Marley 1988 – “Da’ Butt” by EU hits #35 on the charts.
1996 – Ken Griffey Jr., 26, becomes the 8th youngest player to hit
200 home runs.
1999 – “All My Children” star Susan Lucci wins a Daytime Emmy after
being nominated 19 times, the longest period of unsuccessful nominations
in television history.
HOROSCOPE
Being in the first part, or Decan, of the Gemini sign, you are doubly influenced by the power of Mercury. Mercury harnesses the power of rational communication and thereby supports your thinking and adaptability. Although you prefer to keep a social distance at times, your Mercury inspired sense of humor has earned you many friends and admirers. One of your greatest challenges will always be your perfectionist nature. Although there is nothing wrong with wanting the very best out of yourself, it may lead to disappointment if you create unobtainable standards. Take time to develop a more realistic mindset and expectations, as this will greatly assist you through life.
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Today is Sunday, May 20th, the 140th day of the year. There are 225
days remaining until the end of the year.
HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
 David Patterson Foster Care Month, National Barbecue Month, National Bike
Month, National Blood Pressure Month, National Photograph
Month, National Recommitment Month, Older Americans Month
National Salad Month, National Water Safety Month, National Bike
Week, National Police Week, Josephine Baker Day, Emancipation Day
(Florida), World Meteorology Day, Be a Millionaire Day, Armed Forces
 Busta Rhymes Day, Pick Strawberries Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
David Patterson, 63, politician
Kevin Frazier, 53, sportcaster
Terrell Brandon, 48, basketball player
Busta Rhymes, 46, rapper
Naturi Naughton, 33, singer
 Robert Kennedy HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Shorty Long, 78, singer/songwriter (d. 1969)
DEATHS
Rudy Lewis, 1964, singer (The Drifters) (b. 1936)
Malik Sealy, 2000, basketball player (b. 1970)
ON THIS DATE IN…
1868 – P.B.S. Pinchback and James J. Harris are the first Black
 Cosby Show Cast delegates to the Republican National Convention.
1942 – U.S. Navy 1st permitted black recruits to serve.
1958 – Robert N.C. Nix is elected to Congress from Pennsylvania.
1961 – White mob attacks “Freedom Riders” in Montgomery, Ala.,
U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy dispatches U.S. marshals
to restore order.
1964 – Buster Mathis defeats Joe Frazier to qualify for the U.S.
 Michael Jordan Olympic team.
1971 – The Pentagon reports blacks constitute 11% of U.S. soldiers in
Southeast Asia.
1983 – First publications of the discovery of the HIV virus that causes
AIDS in the journal Science by Luc Montagnier.
1984 – The Cosby Show premiered on NBC.
1991 – Michael Jordan named NBA MVP.
HOROSCOPE
Your sign’s paired element is Earth and of all the zodiac signs, only the Taurus has a fixed relationship with the element. Your special connection with Earth allows your personality to be a stable and firm as the ground you walk on. While others may call you stubborn, this quality is only a result of your earthly prudence. You find no comfort in having your heads in the clouds, instead you only work towards practical and realistic goals. Embracing your earthly influence will keep you on a path toward success and material gain.
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Today is Saturday, May 19th, the 139th day of the year. There are 226
days remaining until the end of the year.
 Grace Jones HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
Foster Care Month, National Barbecue Month, National Bike
Month, National Blood Pressure Month, National Photograph
Month, National Salad Month, National Recommitment Month,
Older Americans Month, National Water Safety Month, National
Hamburger Month, National Bike Week, National Police Week,
Boys Club Day, Malcolm X Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
 Kevin Garnett Grace Jones, 70, singer/actress
Keith Jennings, 52, football player
Rohan Marley, 45, singer
London Fletcher, 43, football player
Kevin Garnett, 42, basketball player
Mario Chalmers, 32, basketball player
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
 Malcolm X Malcolm X, 93, minister/activist (d. 1965)
Lorraine Hansberry, 88, playwright/author (d. 1965)
DEATHS
Coleman Hawkins, 1969, jazz musician/composer (b. 1904)
Jimmy Lyons, 1986, saxophonist (b. 1931)
Bob Boozer, 2012, basketball player (b. 1937)
ON THIS DATE IN…
 Jan Matzeliger 1885 – 1st mass production of shoes by Black inventor, Jan
Matzeliger in Lynn, Massachusetts.
1909 – Jack Johnson fights Jack O’Brien to a no decision in 6
rounds for the boxing title.
1935 – The NFL adopts an annual college draft to begin in 1936.
1962 – A birthday salute to Pres. John Kennedy takes place at
Madison Square Garden. The highlight is Marilyn Monroe’s
rendition of “Happy Birthday”.
 Patricia Roberts-Harris 1962 – The New York Post Sunday Magazine publishes Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr.’s “Letter From A Birmingham Jail”. drafted shortly
after his arrest on April 12th during the Birmingham campaign
advocating for civil rights and an end to segregation in Birmingham.
1965 – Patricia Harris is named the 1st Black female ambassador.
1991 – Willy T. Ribbs becomes the 1st Black driver to make the
Indianapolis 500.
1992 – Vice President Dan Quayle attacks Murphy Brown for being
a single mother and as a poor example of family values.
HOROSCOPE
Being a Taurus born on May 19th, your personality is defined by loyalty and disciplined. You are loved and appreciated by your loved ones and this is largely due to you devoutly loyal nature. When someone you hold dear is in need, you spare no energy in protecting or defending them. You take this same intensity to all your efforts, especially your work. When confronted with a challenge or obstacle, your hard work and discipline is tough to match.
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Today is Friday, May 18th, the 138th day of the year. There are 227
days remaining until the end of the year.
 Reggie Jackson HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
Foster Care Month, National Blood Pressure Month, National
Bike Month, National Barbecue Month, Older Americans Month,
National Salad Month, National Recommitment Month, National
Water Safety Month, National Bike Week, National Police Week,
World AIDS Vaccine Day, International Museum Day, Visit Your
Relatives Day, No Dirty Dishes Day
 Rob Base CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Reggie Jackson, 72, baseball legend/sportscaster
Feliciana “Butch” Tavares, 65, singer (Tavares)
Yannick Noah, 58, tennis player
Sam Vincent, 55, basketball player/coach
Michael Dewayne Tait, 52, singer
 Vince Young Rob Base, 51, rapper
Eric Young, 51, baseball player
Donyell Marshall, 45, basketball player
Ron Mercer, 42, basketball player
Reggie Evans, 38, basketball player
Vince Young, 35, football player
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
 Mary McLeod Bethune Joe Turner, 107, blues singer (d. 1985)
DEATHS
Mary McCleod Bethune, 1955, educator/activist (b. 1875)
Ernie Davis, 1963, football player (b. 1939)
ON THIS DAY IN…
1652 – Rhode Island passes first law in English-speaking America making
slavery illegal.
1896 – The U.S. Supreme Court rules in Plessy v. Ferguson that the “separate
but equal” doctrine is constitutional.
 Ernie Davis 1971 – Pres. Nixon rejects 60 demands of the Congressional Black Caucus.
1980 – Mount St. Helens erupts in Washington state, killing 57 people
and causing $3 billion in damage.
1997 – Tiger Woods wins the Byron Nelson Golf Classic.
HOROSCOPE
The Taurus’s ruling planet is Venus, but as you were born in the third Decan, or part, of the sign, Saturn’s influence also plays an important role in your personality. While it is the influence of Venus that links to your appreciation of beauty and sociability. It is Saturn’s power of control that is reflected in your perseverance, order and wisdom. Your unique planetary power makes you the most disciplined of all the Taurus Decans. You are hard working and organized in all of your efforts, as security is one of your most fundamental concerns. As long as you and your family are taken care of, you have little interest in the limelight. Although you are surely considered serious by most, those closest to you would be the first to attest to your fun-loving and caring nature.
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Today is Thursday, May 17th, the 137th day of the year. There are 228
days remaining until the end of the year.
 George Johnson HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
Foster Care Month, National Bike Month, National Blood
Pressure Month, National Hamburger Month, National
Barbecue Month, National Photograph Month, National
Recommitment Month, National Salad Month, Older
Americans Month, National Water Safety Awareness
Month, National Bike Week, National Police Week,
 Sugar Ray Leonard Pack Rat Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Taj Mahal, 76, singer/guitarist
George Johnson, 65, singer/guitarist (Brothers Johnson)
Sugar Ray Leonard, 62, boxer
Hill Harper, 52, actor/author
 Hill Harper Danny Manning, 52, basketball player/coach
Hubert Davis, 48, basketball player
Derrick Haddon, 45, singer
Kandi Burruss, 42, singer
Rochelle Aytes, 42, actress
Tony Parker, 36, basketball player
Channing Frye, 35, basketball player
 Johnny “Guitar” Watson Taj Mowry, 32, actor
Daniel Curtis Lee, 26, actor
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Cool Papa Bell, 115, baseball legend (d. 1991)
Pervis Jackson, 80, singer (The Spinners) (d. 2008)
Chris Henry, 34, football player (d. 2009)
DEATHS
Johnny “Guitar” Watson, 1996, singer/guitarist (b. 1935)
 Johnny Wilder Jr. Johnny Wilder Jr., 2006, singer (Heatwave) (b. 1949)
Donna Summer, 2012, singer (b. 1948)
ON THIS DATE IN…
1787 – English slave ship,”Sisters”, en route from Africa to Cuba,
capsizes.
1792 – The New York Stock Exchange is formed.
1881 – Frederick Douglas appointed recorder of deeds for Wash. D.C.
 Donna Summer 1909 – White firemen in Georgia strike to protest against the hiring of
Blacks.
1915 – National Baptist Convention chartered.
1954 – The U.S. Supreme Court hands down a unanimous decision in
the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas.
1970 – Hank Aaron becomes the 9th player to get 3,000 hits.
1973 – Stevie Wonder releases “You Are The Sunshine Of My Life”.
 Stevie Wonder 1980 – A major race riot occurs in Miami, Fl., 16 killed, 300 injured.
1989 – Nelson Mandela receives a BA from the University of South
Africa.
2004 – The first legal same-sex marriages in the U.S. are performed
in the state of Massachusetts.
HOROSCOPE
Your sign’s paired element is Earth and in fact, of all the zodiac signs, only the Taurus has a fixed connection with Earth. Thanks to your elemental influence, your personality is as stable and firm as the very ground you walk on. In this sense, Earth can make you stubborn, but it also makes you practical. In all of your efforts and goals, Earth keeps you grounded and realistic. Embracing earthly prudence will play a key role in your future successes. However, you must avoid the overly cautious attitude that can plague Earth zodiac signs.
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Today is Wednesday, May 16th, the 136th day of the year. There are 229
days remaining until the end of the year.
 John Conyers HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
Foster Care Month, National Blood Pressure Month, National
Bike Month, National Hamburger Month, National Photograph
Month, National Recommitment Month, National Salad Month,
Older Americans Month, National Water Safety Awareness
Month, Wildflower Week, Armed Forces Day, Love a Tree Day,
 Janet Jackson Wear Purple for Peace Day
CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
John Conyers, 89, politician
Isaac “Redd” Holt, 86, drummer (Young-Holt Unlimited)
Billy Cobham, 74, drummer/bandleader
Clifton Powell, 62, actor
 Ralph Tresvant John Salley, 53, basketball player
Sommore, 52, comedian
Janet Jackson, 52, singer/actress
Thurman Thomas, 52, football player
Ralph Tresvant, 50, singer (New Edition)
Tonex, 43, singer
 Sammy Davis Jr. HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
Barbara Lee, 71, singer (The Chiffons) (d. 2011)
DEATHS
A. Phillip Randolph, 1979, union leader/activist (b. 1889)
Sammy Davis Jr., 1990, entertainer (b. 1925)
Marv Johnson, 1993, singer (b. 1939)
Chuck Brown, 2012, singer (b. 1936)
 Chuck Brown ON THIS DATE…
1861 – The Republican Convention selects Abraham Lincoln as their
candidate for president.
1866 – U.S. Congress authorizes the nickel 5 cent piece (replaces the
silver half-dime)
1929 – In Hollywood, the first Academy awards are awarded.
1939 – Food stamps are first issued.
 Stokely Carmichael 1966 – Stokely Carmichael named chairman of the Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee.
1975 – Muhammad Ali TKOs Ron Lyle in 11 rounds for heavyweight
boxing title.
2013 – Human stem cells are successfully cloned.
HOROSCOPE
The elemental pair of your sign is Earth and in fact, the Taurus has the only fixed relationship with Earth of all the zodiac signs. As a result of your special connection to Earth, your personality takes on the qualities of an immovable bolder; stubborn and powerful. In the sense, it is your elemental influence that inspires your practicality and realistic nature. While others have their heads in the clouds, your connection with Earth keeps you grounded in all your efforts. Avoid the dangers of an overly conservative mindset and Earth’s influence can become one of your greatest assets.
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Today is Tuesday, May 15th, the 135th day of the year. There are 230
days remaining until the end of the year.
 Melle Mel HOLIDAYS and OBSERVANCES Date Your Mate Month,
Foster Care Month, National Blood Pressure Month, National Bike
Month, National Hamburger Month, National Barbecue Month,
National Photograph Month, National Recommitment Month,
National Salad Month, Older Americans Month, National Water
Safety Month, Wildflower Week, Peace Officers Memorial Day,
International Day of Families, National Bike to Work Day,
National Chocolate Chip Day
 Emmitt Smith CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Ron Simmons, 60, football player/wrestler
Melle Mel, 57, rapper (Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five)
Leroy Hoard, 50, football player
Emmitt Smith, 49, football legend
Rod Smith, 48, football player
Desmond Howard, 48, football player/sportscaster
 Ray Lewis Ray Lewis, 43, football player
HISTORIC BIRTHDAYS
DEATHS
Earl Manigault, 1998, basketball player (b. 1944)
Yolanda King, 2007, activist/daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. (b. 1955)
Wayman Tisdale, 2009, basketball player/musician (b. 1964)
ON THIS DATE IN…
 Yolanda King 1791 – Civil Rights granted to free mulattoes in French Colonies.
1820 – Congress declares the foreign slave trade an act of piracy
punishable by death.
1905 – Las Vegas, Nevada is founded.
1911 – Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity is incorporated at Indiana
University.
1918 – Pfc. Henry Johnson and Pfc. Needham Roberts, both African
 Mickey Mouse American, receive the Cross de Guerre for their service in World
War I, becoming the first Americans to win France’s highest
military award.
1928 – Walt Disney character Mickey Mouse premieres in his first
cartoon, Plane Crazy.
1940 – McDonald’s opens its first restaurant in San Bernardino, Calif.
1972 – Assassination attempt on Governor George Wallace of Alabama
 Harlem Globetrotters by Arthur Bremer in Laurel, Md.
1981 – The Harlem Globetrotters on “Gilligan’s Island” airs.
1988 – “Gospel at Colonus” closes at Lunt Fontanne Theater in New
York City after 61 performances.
1989 – The Toronto Blue jays fire manager Jimmy Williams and
replace him with Cito Gaston.
HOROSCOPE
Being a Taurus born on May 15th, your personality is defined by your discipline and loyalty. You are very hardworking and this is a result of your commitment to success. While others struggle to find willpower, you will take on a challenge with undying fortitude. Your friends and family admire your inner strength, almost as much as they admire your loyalty. Your loved ones would be hard pressed to recall a time where you did not defend them or have their best interest at heart.
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