Elvis Presley watches: Why the King was gifted diamond-encrusted Tiffany Omega watch

Graceland being open to the public, a new exhibit looking at Elvis Presley's love of karate has been announced. In another post, the Memphis mansion wrote: "To celebrate the 39th anniversary of the opening of Graceland to tours, Graceland is opening a new POP-UP exhibit on Monday, June 7th!"The King of Karate exhibit will highlight Elvis' lifelong passion of Karate.

Graceland being open to the public, a new exhibit looking at Elvis Presley's love of karate has been announced. In another post, the Memphis mansion wrote: "To celebrate the 39th anniversary of the opening of Graceland to tours, Graceland is opening a new POP-UP exhibit on Monday, June 7th!"The King of Karate exhibit will highlight Elvis' lifelong passion of Karate.

As we’ve discussed in the past, Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar Wai (“In The Mood For Love”) is something of a man of mystery, and you never know exactly what’s coming when. Couple that with the lost in translation news out of China to America, and it can be a game of telephone.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAn Israeli web host company Wix.com has complied with a Hong Kong police notice to close a pro-democracy website 2021hkcharter.com linked to Nathan Law, a political activist. The move came on the eve of the June 4 anniversary of the Tiananmen Square incident.The takedown notice cited the National Security Law that was introduced in Hong Kong some 11 months ago.

failed 1981 attempt to assassinate then-President Ronald Reagan, has churned out a half-dozen original love songs and covers of works by Elvis (“Can’t Stop Falling in Love”), Bob Dylan (“Blowing in the Wind”) and more on his 5-month-old YouTube channel. On December 11, 2020, a guitar-strumming Hinckley, 66, posted his first video — an original diddy titled “Majesty of Love” — that has garnered over 64,000 views.

health risks from the coronavirus pandemic.Critics say authorities use the pandemic as an excuse to silence pro-democracy voices in Hong Kong.Last year, thousands gathered in Victoria Park despite the ban and police warnings. Weeks later, more than 20 activists who took part in the vigil were arrested.

TUPELO, Miss. -- Elvis Presley's birthplace in Mississippi is offering a $1,000 reward to figure out who took the word “Elvis" off the landmark's sign.The museum discovered the first name taken from the “Elvis Presley Birthplace, Museum & Chapel" sign over the weekend.

Elvis Presley history in a photo on her Instagram account, Linda Thompson wrote: "I had these beautiful matching motorcycle jackets made for Elvis and me many years ago. "I must admit it was sentimental to try on Elvis's jacket today courtesy of a very generous collector at the Lone Star Elvis festival.

DON'T MISSElvis Presley: Last photo taken day he died on display at Graceland [ELVIS LAST PHOTO]Elvis' friend remembers Priscilla baby shower hosted by Nancy Sinatra [PRISCILLA]Elvis final album recording sessions: Memories shared by family [FINAL ALBUM]Receiving a call from the front gate, it turns out there was an elderly Japanese veteran in military uniform carrying a samurai sword. Struggling with his English, the soldier said: "I brought this to give to Mr Presley.

Elvis Presley drove is located across the road from the Graceland mansion at the Presley Motors Automobile Museum. Express.

Vivienne Chow Hong Kong film censors issued a warning to the city’s hospital workers union on Thursday evening over the screening two films related to the 1989 June 4 Tiananmen Square crackdown.“I Have Graduated” is a 1992 documentary about the last batch of university students who experienced the 1989 Beijing protests, and was produced by a collective of filmmakers known as SWYC.

DON'T MISSElvis final album recording sessions: Memories shared by family [ELVIS FINAL ALBUM]Elvis movie: Baz Luhrmann on 'terrific' Austin Butler and Tom Hanks [ELVIS MOVIE]Elvis Presley: Graceland's rigged pinball machine The King played [GRACELAND]Jo added that Patsy Gamble, Joan Esposito and Sandy Schilling were also in attendance at Nancy's house. Interestingly, Elvis' 1968 movie Speedway had actually ended up being her final acting role in a film.

DON'T MISSElvis final album recording sessions: Memories shared by family [ELVIS FINAL ALBUM]Elvis movie: Baz Luhrmann on 'terrific' Austin Butler and Tom Hanks [ELVIS MOVIE]Elvis Presley: Graceland's rigged pinball machine The King played [GRACELAND]Jo added that Patsy Gamble, Joan Esposito and Sandy Schilling were also in attendance at Nancy's house. Interestingly, Elvis' 1968 movie Speedway had actually ended up being her final acting role in a film.

Music legend Quincy Jones claimed Elvis Presley was a "racist" and refused to work with him.The 88 year old music producer has been long adored in the industry, having worked with the likes of Michael Jackson and Frank Sinatra - however, he admitted that he drew a line when it came to joining forces with the King of Rock' n' Roll. In a candid interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Quincy reflected: "I was writing for [orchestra leader] Tommy Dorsey, oh God, back then in the '50s.

READ MORE: Elvis Presley: Inside The Jungle Room's treasure chests at GracelandBeing a night owl, the session would start at around 2am with the TCB band waiting downstairs for The King's arrival. Billy remembered: "I know once he was recording one of the songs [and] the phone in the kitchen went off.

Quincy Jones has said that he wouldn’t have worked with Elvis Presley, alleging in a new interview that the late singer “was a racist”.The 88-year-old musician and producer made the claim while speaking to The Hollywood Reporter as part of their new Icon series.Jones was asked about Presley by the outlet after he compared Michael Jackson to the singer while recalling the filming of the 1978 film The Wiz.“[Jackson] was doing some Elvis copying, too. ‘The King of Pop,’ man.