1989 Calendar Deaths 1 - 200 of 438 Jan 3 Eddie Heywood, American jazz pianist and composer ("Canadian Sunset", "Soft Summer Breeze"), dies of complications from Parkinson's disease at 73 [1] Jan 3 Nick Virgilio, American Haiku poet, dies at 60 Jan 3 Sergei Lvovich Sobolev, Russian mathematician (b. 1909) Jan 5 Philip Herschkowitz, Romanian composer, dies at 82 Jan 7 124th Emperor of Japan (1926-89), dies at 87 after a 62-year reign

Departing titles to check out include acclaimed comedies like "Superbad" and "10 Things I Hate About You," and the first few seasons of Seth MacFarlane's animated comedy show, "American Dad." Here's everything that's leaving Netflix in August (we've highlighted the titles we think you should watch in bold): Leaving August 1 ADVERTISEMENT "10 Things I Hate About You""Justice League Unlimited: Season 1 - Season 2""Justice League: Season 1 - Season 2"

-Azimio la Naibu wa Rais William Ruto la kuwa rais 2022 bado lipo -Jina lingine lilipendekezwa na kuwekwa katika orodha ya viongozi wanaotarajiwa kuwa wagombea wenza wake -Viongozi hao ni saba, kati yao wanawake wawili Jina lingine limependekezwa kuwekwa katika orodha ya viongozi watakaokuwa wagombeaji wenza wa Naibu wa Rais William Ruto mwaka wa 2022. Akiongea Eldoret Jumatano Mei 31, Mbunge wa Sirisia John Waluke alisema mikakati imewekwa kuhakikisha kuwa atakayechaguliwa ni waziri wa sasa.

Is 'One Piece Odyssey' canon to the original story? The upcoming JRPG sees the Straw Hat Pirates travel to a mysterious land that makes memories real. Much like the story of the treasure itself, the legacy of One Piece reaches far and wide. The story follows Monkey D. Luffy, the highly-elastic captain of the heroically-infamous Straw Hat Pirates. Together, this band of well-meaning misfits travels the sea in search of the legendary One Piece, a fabled treasure left behind by Gol D.

Full Name: Lady Jane Grey Profession: Queen of England Biography: Jane Grey was an English noblewoman best known as the "Nine Day's Queen" for her brief period on the English throne. She was chosen by King Edward VI's closest advisors in an effort to prevent Mary I from ascending the throne. Jane Grey was seen as an excellent Protestant choice, whereas Mary was a staunch Catholic likely to act against the Reformation.