Happy Birthday to John Lodge, singer, songwriter and guitarist for the rock band The Moody Blues. Antenna TV got the opportunity to chat with him about getting started in music, his love of vinyl, and how important MTV was at a time in his career.

Happy Birthday Ed Alonzo!  You might remember him from many reoccurring roles he played on several TV sitcoms from the 80s and 90s, most notably as Max from Saved by the Bell. Antenna TV got the chance to chat with him all about his roles and working on the set of one of the most popular sitcoms of the 90s.  Check it out!

The world is never out of love, with Air Supply. These guys are still rocking it after their first meeting in 1972. They’ve had 7 consecutive top five singles, four of their albums sold an excess of 20 million copies, and “Lost in Love” was named song of the year in 1980.  And that song is currently being sung by the millions, as the duo Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock are currently on tour, with no plans to slow down. Antenna TV  got the opportunity to sit down with Air Supply to hear about all things past, present and future. 

The Dead Daisies frontman John Corabi and guitarist Doug Aldrich are true rock musicians.  Having both been influenced by music at an early age, their talents have led them to be members of hit bands Motley Crüe, Whitesnake and more. Today they are part of the super group “The Dead Daisies” and bring their old school approach to music which attracts a large following of loyal fans.

Still spunky as ever, Mackenzie Phillips gave us the scoop on all things relating to her career, especially on the hit show “One Day at a Time” where she played Julie. Hear all the details about working on the set and what she’s up to now!

Are you “Working for the Weekend”? 80’s lovers, prepare yourselves. Antenna TV has scored an exclusive interview with none other than LOVER BOY! Their songs became the anthem of the 80s and 90s—especially, “Heaven in Your Eyes”—which was the hit song in “Top Gun”.

Amazingly, comedic actress Leslie Easterbrook has appeared in over 300 television episodes and 12 films, with one of her earliest successes on the hit show “Laverne & Shirley”.  But who could forget her comedic timing as Debbie Callahan in the “Police Academy” film series. Tune in to hear all about it!

The name may not ring a bell, but the songs and band name will!  Scotty Morris is the lead singer of the swing revival band “Big Bad Voodoo Daddy.” Their hit song, “Go Daddy-O” amongst others, saturated the airwaves (and film screens) in the late 90s.  Do you remember what famous film that song was featured in.  Tune in to find out how their name came about.

Who didn’t love “Wojo” from the hit television sitcom Barney Miller?  On May 20th, 1982, that last episode of Barney Miller aired on our televisions—until Antenna TV got a hold of it!  You can watch it weeknights at 9 pm eastern.  Antenna TV got the opportunity to sit down with Max Gail to talk about all thing Barney Miller.  Do you know where his character’s name Stan “Wojo” Wojciehowicz was derived from?  Find out now!

It’s been 50 years since the band Jefferson Starship formed! To celebrate, original and newer members of the band are touring North America this year with The Marshall Tucker Band.   Antenna TV sat down with all the members of the band (present day). It was a great time. Check it out!