Prince, going all the way back to 1979, with “I Wanna Be Your Lover”.

He’s always been a little freak!

Elton John, October 7, 1976, Rolling Stone magazine

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“I look at those pictures of me years ago and I almost want to throw up. What an asshole! Guy’s got a medal around his neck and his shirt’s open. What’s he trying to prove?”

- Burt Reynolds referring to his younger self

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If you were a girl growing up in the late 70s your idol was almost certainly Lynda Carter, in the television series that ran from 1976-79, Wonder Woman.

Lynda was definitely one of the most stunning women in television. The body of a goddess, jet black hair , electric blue eyes and that super hot superhero costume.

Enjoy this tribute to one of the hottest bitches in Hollywood.

Johnny Rotten, Sid Vicious and The Sex Pistols, Live 1977, Sweden - ‘Anarchy in the U.K.’

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Cheech & Chong, Rolling Stone magazine - December 14, 1978

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Ayyyyy!

Arthur Fonzarelli, or ‘The Fonz’ from the classic television series, “Happy Days,” will be immortalized in bronze in the city of Milwaukee.

The City hopes that tourists will be drawn to the city to see the statue of the pop culture icon. Visit Milwaukee, a non-profit group for tourism in the city has raised $45,000 of the $85,000 it needs to have the sculpture commissioned. They say they are on schedule to reveal the statue sometime in 2008.

Happy Days co-creator Garry Marshall and Henry Winkler, who played The Fonz, have both approved the project. Winkler seemed both shocked and thrilled about the statue. He said,

“It’s an honor, but it is so bizarre to think there should be a statue. I wasn’t sure it was something that could happen to me.”

Winkler added that he loves the idea and that he will come to town for the dedication.

“If it helps the city, a city that has been so supportive and warm to me over the years, then I am so OK with it.”

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