Remembering the greatest entertainer on his 100th birthday: Sammy Davis Jr. performs “I’ve Gotta Be Me” live on “Playboy After Dark” in 1970. 💯🎂

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“Frank Sinatra: Highlights from 1965-1968”

Frank Sinatra delivered his most indelible era of work as he turned 50.
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“The Great Miami Hurricane of 1926”

Miami Beach and Downtown Miami were inundated when a major hurricane came ashore in South Beach, ending the Miami land boom of the 1920s.
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“‘Mad Men:’ A Decade Later”

Television was never the same after “Mad Men.”
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“Steve McQueen: Still the ‘King of Cool’”

Steve McQueen was a rebellious heartthrob who ruled 1960s Hollywood as a symbol of the counterculture.
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“The Supremes: Still the ‘Sound of Young America’”

The Supremes are the most successful girl group in Billboard Hot 100 history, with 12 No. 1 singles.
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“The Beatles Invade Miami”

Miami was never the same after a visit by The Beatles in 1964.
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“Map: Florida’s Negro Motorist Green Book”

The Negro Motorist Green Book was a guide that provided Black and African American travelers options for safe accommodations in segregated mid-century America.
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“The Legend of Sammy Davis Jr.”

Sammy Davis Jr. overcame seemingly intractable adversity to establish a life and career of excellence.
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“Luke’s Parental Advisory: Free Speech and Hip-Hop”

The provocative works of Miami bass pioneer Luther “Luke” Campbell and his 2 Live Crew helped to expand and transform creative expression in hip-hop and popular music.
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“‘Miami Vice:’ The Series Finale”

Crockett and Tubbs embark on one last rodeo before parting ways in the series finale of “Miami Vice.”
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