Belushi
Monday, December 05, 2005
John Belushi was a major star: on "Saturday Night Live," in the movies...he even recorded a hit R&B album. His comedy partner Dan Aykroyd and his widow Judy Belushi Pisano look back at what led to his success, and his early death from a drug overdose at age 33. Judy Belushi Pisano has just published a new book about her late husband: Belushi.
ยป Read an excerpt on Belushi in the Reading Room
Events:
Dan Aykroyd and Judith Belushi Pisano will be speaking and signing books on
Monday, December 5th at 7pm
Barnes & Noble, Lincoln Center
1972 Broadway at 66th Street
Music: Two Ballets (Sony) by Wynton Marsalis, Tracks 2, 7 and 5
ยป Read an excerpt on Belushi in the Reading Room
Events:
Dan Aykroyd and Judith Belushi Pisano will be speaking and signing books on
Monday, December 5th at 7pm
Barnes & Noble, Lincoln Center
1972 Broadway at 66th Street
Music: Two Ballets (Sony) by Wynton Marsalis, Tracks 2, 7 and 5
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