Fun facts about singer Bing Crosby and Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass.

The co-creator of the hit TV series Yellowstone has had success as a producer, director, writer, and actor.

During an almost eight-decade career in nearly every facet of show business, the comedian, actor and entertainer was adored by millions around the world.

Known for her powerful and spellbinding soprano voice, the Peruvian-born singer sold over 40 million records and is considered a pioneer in world music.

One of the biggest stars of the swing era, the jazz clarinetist, composer, and bandleader scored dozens of hit records and was an early proponent of what came to be called Third Stream music, the blending of jazz with classical sounds.

From 1962 to 1992, Johnny Carson was at the helm of NBC's The Tonight Show. This incarnation is widely considered the most popular in the entire history of the franchise.

Editor's note: Toward the end of this segment, I said that Johnny Carson ascended the late-night throne when he retired in 1992. The correct word is descended.

In mythology, a fountain of youth guarantees eternal youth to anyone who drinks from it. While there is no actual fountain of youth, there have been various ways in reversing the aging process.

Sports commentator and bookmaker Jimmy Snyder, better known as Jimmy the Greek, earned renown for predicting scores of NFL games on television, but his career soon ended following racial remarks.

In the early 1970s, Larry Fine, best known as the "Middle Stooge" in The Three Stooges, was disabled by a stroke that forced him to retire from performing. He spent the last few years of his life at the Motion Picture Country House in Woodland Hiils, California, and supposedly wrote a memoir called Stroke of Luck, which was eventually published by another man.

The baseball player turned manager is perhaps best known for his stint with the New York Yankees, first as a second baseman and later managing the team a record five times.