12M views · 9.1K reactions | The legendary Freddie Mercury would have been 73 years old today. In honor of the iconic Queen singer, we’re throwing it back to our 1984 interview where he got honest about what kept Queen together, and what he wants their legacy to be. We miss you Freddie! | MTV News | Facebook

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252K views · 7.1K reactions | On this Day in Music History - April 13 1965 Roger Miller wins in five categories at the seventh annual Grammy Awards. His trophies included Best New Country & Western Artist, Best Country & Western Song ("Dang Me"), Best Country & Western Single ("Dang Me"), Best Country And Western Vocal Performance ("Dang Me") and Best Country And Western Album ("Dang Me" / "Chug-a-lug"). | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio | Facebook

230K views · 5K reactions | Breaking Boundaries: A Bhutanese Scholar Makes History at the London Marathon. His remarkable journey, from studying at King's College to running the marathon, was made possible by the Chevening Scholarship, blending academic and personal growth in the vibrant city of London. Tregxel Tenzin Dorji Chevening Awards (FCDO) adidas Runners adidas Runners London TCS London Marathon NSPCC | Radio Valley, Bhutan | Facebook

150K views · 5.4K reactions | On this day in Rock and Roll History - March 29, 1958 Connie Francis enjoys her first chart success as "Who's Sorry Now?" reached Billboard's #4 spot. Over the next ten years she will place 55 more songs on the Billboard hit parade. | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio | Facebook