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DJs offered to sell photos of their genitals in return for cash donations. For $20 dollars, the students would make the sexually explicit photos available on Snapchat. Read More INSIDE...

 By Lucas Shaw, TheWrap.com   July 21, 2014 @ 1:08 pm The streaming service added more subscribers than it previously projected .Netflix now possesses more than 50 million subscribers, the company said Monday in its second quarter...

Pam Stevens has found a new radio home just weeks after being let go from Shore 104.

It's the date that gave us Marshall McLuhan, Don Knotts, Robins Williams and Kay Starr. The CRTC gave approval to the Global TV network, "I Walk the Line" started 8 weeks atop the Country Music chart, Queen played the Montreal Frum, and Mary Hart insured her legs for $2 million. Leaving us on July 21st were actors Basil Rathbone and Robert Young, broadcaster Dave Garroway, singer Dorothy Collins, and musician Long John Baldry. Scores more milestones for the date INSIDE.

The head of a Washington state funeral home that had initial responsibility for radio personality Casey Kasem says he personally made sure his remains were put on a flight to Montreal last Monday. The president of the Gaffney Funeral Home of Tacoma says he confirmed the remains arrived in Montreal and media reports suggesting they have disappeared are not true.

James Garner, whose whimsical style in the 1950s TV Western 'Maverick' led to a stellar career in TV and films such as The Rockford Files and his Oscar-nominated Murphy’s Romance, has died. There was no immediate word on a specific cause of death. Garner had suffered a stroke in May 2008, just weeks after his 80th birthday.

Edward Bear on radio: a beauty or a beast by Ben Fong-Torres, Radio Columnist, San Francisco Chronicle Sunday, July 20, 2014 At the KSAN reunion: Richard Gossett (left), Dusty Street, Edward Bear and Norman Davis. Bear waxes...