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Today, Feb. 24, the world lost a comedy legend. Harold Ramis, the comedic actor, writer, and director most well-known known for his role in 'Ghostbusters' (and his writing and directing credits on 'Groundhog Day,' 'Caddyshack,' 'Animal House,' 'Analyze This' and more), died at the age of 69 due to a rare vascular disease.

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was the 2004 Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime sShow and there were children watching. However, even that couldn't stop the nip slip seen round the world.

"The Barry Gibb Talk Show" is a recurring skit on NBC-TV's "Saturday Night Live," with Jimmy Fallon playing the bipolar Barry Gibb. In the skit, Fallon alternates between breaking out into falsetto and losing his mind on his guests if they open their mouths to talk, much less disagree with him.

Here's the deal. We don't play Justin Timberlake or N'Sync on WFGR. They and he are just not "Classic" enough. Someday they will be. But not now. Still, if you haven't seen his 15 minute performance from the VMA's, you are in for a treat.

"Justin Timberlake Week" on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' was pretty eventful, what with the coy shade JT threw at Kanye West, the barbershop quintet version of 'SexyBack' and all those mannequin arms flying about. And on Friday, March 15, they closed out the whole thing in style by doing yet another installment in their epic 'History of Rap' series.

Yes the Bee Gees were one of the biggest musical acts in the 20th Century. You don't sell 200 million albums and NOT be considered one of the biggest. But Barry and Robin Gibb are iconic. I say that, because both have been imitated on Saturday Night Live. For Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake to mimic the disco stars on the iconic latenight TV show, that's something if you ask me. Have YOU been m