Calendar* Correction: Dorothy McGuire

One website claims that Dorothy McGuire of the McGuire Sisters ("Sincerely" from 1955 and "Sugartime" from 1958) and noted actress for roles in Gentleman's Agreement, A Summer Place, Three Coins in the Fountain, Old Yeller, The Greatest Story Ever Told and Swiss Family Robinson, among others, died on September 14.  The respected newspaper The New York Times and CBS News both reported that McGuire died on September 7.

Calendar* Clarification: Connie Stevens' Filming of Saving Grace'

Some websites report that Connie Stevens began filming Saving Grace, her debut as a movie director, in Boonville, Missouri.  Although Stevens spent time filming in Boonville, she began filming the movie at the Arrow Rock Country Store in Arrow Rock, Missouri, according to the newspaper The Marshall-Democrat News.

Calendar* Correction: Death of Keith Moon

Numerous websites incorrectly say that Keith Moon, drummer of the Who, died after taking the drug Hemenephirin.  There is no such drug.  Moon died after taking Himinevrin, according to Billboard magazine.  Himinevrin contains the active ingredient Clomethiazol, used to combat the effects of acute alcohol withdrawal, according to the book GC/MS in Clinical Chemistry by Petra Gerhards, Ulrich Bons, and Jürgen Sawazki.