Along with a stack of police chief business cards, a '58 news clipping about him being in the army, and a bit of plastic, sat this 1970's photograph of a cane-holding, ring-wielding, daughter hug-and-kissing photograph. The King and his Princess.

Elvis would get gold chained ID bracelets for everyone in his crew. Lisa Marie got one too, practically at birth.

Just your typical family with a baby Presley photo album...

Lisa Marie Presley was literally born with a silver spoon. And golden dishes.

When Lisa Marie saw her unnamed (likely custom) again, the first thing she did was smile at the sight of her old dolls.

Baby Girl Presley really did happen, the proof is in this here puddin'. With footprints and all.

Princess of Pop's first record player spun 45s, which she guesses were just the popular songs of the day. What, no unreleased demos?

So go 'head kids, walk a mile in Elvis Presley's daughter's shoes.

The early Beatles in their most iconic look: cuban heels, near-Nehru Pierre Cardin collarless jackets, mop tops. This might be how you remember them at their earliest.

This rare photo of John Lennon at Philadelphia Stadium (JFK) before the Beatles performed in 1966 is one of many Beatles images on view in â??The Beatles Art Showâ? at the Shoppes at English Village, Dec. 17 to 20.

Songs for Swingin’ Lovers! (1956) – Frank Sinatra

Elvis Presley (1956) - Elvis Presley

Kind of Blue (1959) - Miles Davis

A Love Supreme (1964) - John Coltrane

The Temptations Sing Smokey (1965) – The Temptations

Rubber Soul (1965) – The Beatles

The Doors (1967) – The Doors

Are You Experienced? (1967) – Jimi Hendrix

Stand! (1969) – Sly & The Family Stone

Led Zeppelin II (1969) – Led Zeppelin

Exile on Main St (1972) – The Rolling Stones

Talking Book (1972) – Stevie Wonder

Transformer (1972)- Lou Reed

Call Me (1973) – Al Green

Aladdin Sane (1973) - David Bowie

Let’s Get It On (1973) – Marvin Gaye

One Nation Under a Groove (1978) - Funkadelic

Off the Wall (1979) – Michael Jackson

Dirty Mind (1980) – Prince

Street Songs (1981) - Rick James

Duran Duran (1981) – Duran Duran

Raising Hell (1986) – Run-D.M.C.

The Great Adventures of Slick Rick (1988) – Slick Rick

20 All-Time Greatest Hits! (1991) – James Brown

Life After Death (1997) – The Notorious B.I.G.

Stankonia (2000) - Outkast

Is This It? (2001) - The Strokes

The Blueprint (2001) – Jay-Z

Vampire Weekend (2008) - Vampire Weekend

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010) - Kanye West

Songs for Swingin' Lovers! (1956) - Frank Sinatra

Elvis Presley (1956) - Elvis Presley

Kind of Blue (1959) - Miles Davis

A Love Supreme (1964) - John Coltrane

The Temptations Sing Smokey (1965) - The Temptations

Rubber Soul (1965) - The Beatles

The Doors (1967) - The Doors

Are You Experienced? (1967) - Jimi Hendrix

Stand! (1969) - Sly & The Family Stone

Led Zeppelin II (1969) - Led Zeppelin

Exile on Main St (1972) - The Rolling Stones

Talking Book (1972) - Stevie Wonder

Transformer (1972)- Lou Reed

Call Me (1973) - Al Green

Aladdin Sane (1973) - David Bowie

Let's Get It On (1973) - Marvin Gaye

One Nation Under a Groove (1978) - Funkadelic

Off the Wall (1979) - Michael Jackson

Dirty Mind (1980) - Prince

Street Songs (1981) - Rick James

Duran Duran (1981) - Duran Duran

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Raising Hell (1986) - Run-D.M.C.

The Great Adventures of Slick Rick (1988) - Slick Rick

20 All-Time Greatest Hits! (1991) - James Brown

Life After Death (1997) - The Notorious B.I.G.

Stankonia (2000) - Outkast

Is This It? (2001) - The Strokes

The Blueprint (2001) - Jay-Z

Vampire Weekend (2008) - Vampire Weekend

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010) - Kanye West

Good super early Morning America Concert Series

Either stay out all night and rage through the morning, or set your alarm for 4:00 AM for the kickass lineup GMA has in store.

Who: Beyonce, Goo Goo Dolls, Florence and the Machine, Nicki Minaj, Selena Gomez, Brad Paisley and more!

When: 7:00-9:00 A.M. every Friday, June - September

Where: Rumsey Playfield in Central Park

The Today Show Concert Series

Friday Friday, the News shows love it. Here’s another early bird special that will score you the big acts free.

Who: Maroon 5, Cee-Lo Green, Kenny Chesney, The Script, Bruno Mars, Train and The Backstreet Boys with New Kids on the Block (NKOBSB is tomorrow, Friday June 3rd!), and so many more.

When: Every Friday, be there at 6:00 A.M. June – September

Where: Rockefeller Center

Kanye West

Always with a flair for the dramatics, Kanye is planning a surprise free show, somewhere on this island.

When: Thursday, June 9th, 6-10 P.M.

Where: Pier 36, 299 South Street, New York, NY

Black Eyed Peas

Fergie, will.i.am and those other two guys are giving away 54,000 tickets to see them play in Central Park for the charity Robin Hood, fighting poverty in NYC. Win (or buy $500 VIP tickets) tickets here. But will you even try? They’re right opposite Kanye!

When: Thursday, June 9th, 7:30 P.M.

Where: Central Park Great Lawn

Hillstock Festival **THIS WEEKEND**

This Brooklyn weekend-long festival is astoundingly free all day Saturday, and chock full of indie artists you should know. Full lineup here.

Who: Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt (pictured above), Ava Luna, Sports Bar, Gunfight, Porches, The Honey Dos, Swear and Shake, Seascapes, Twitchers, Quiet Loudly, EULA, Team Genius, Marra Barra, Kidstreet, Julian and the Lopez, Young & Old, Noisy Crane, and more.

When: FREE Saturday, June 4th, starts 10:00 A.M. ($8 Friday, $7 Sunday)

Where: 106 Emerson Place, Brooklyn (285 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, Friday. 402½ Park Avenue, Brooklyn, Sunday)

Coheed and Cambria

Have a hankering for some seriously hard rock? Take a taste for free.

When: Saturday, June 11th, 5:30 P.M.

Where: The Williamsburg Waterfront

Jadakiss

For some politically charged spittin’, Why not check him out fo’ free?

When: Tuesday, June 14th, 7:00 P.M.

Where: Apple Store in SoHo (103 Prince St)

Mya

For her new electronic dance tune Fabulous Life and everything else she’s been up to since Ghetto Superstar, see her gratis.

When: Tuesday, June 21st, 6:00 P.M.

Where: 1 Union Square (corner of 14th street and 4th avenue).

Northside Festival

The whole weekend of live music in Brooklyn will run you about $60, but the DJ sets from noon on on Sunday are free!

Who: Brahms (DJ Set), Project Jenny / Project Jan (pictured above), Infernal Devices, Friend Factory

When: Sunday, June 19th, 12 noon

Where: 184-6 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

Wanda Jackson and Imelda May

For your rockabilly, Elvis nostalgia needs, see the legend and new inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Wanda Jackson and acclaimed Irish songstress Imelda May duet it out.

When: Wednesday, July 27th, 7:00 P.M.

Where: The Central Park SummerStage.

Friendly Fires

Do you miss LCD Soundsystem as badly as we do? Well, Friendly Fires can ease that pain a bit, because they’re electronically sonically awesome.

When: Sunday, August 7th, 3:00 P.M.

Where: The Central Park Summer Stage

Funkmaster Flex

Get your hip hop funk on.

Who: Rakim + EPMD + Funkmaster Flex

When: Sunday, August 21st, 3:00 P.M.

Where: The Central Park SummerStage.

AFro-Punk Festival

Who: Cee-Lo Green, Santigold, Janelle Monae (pictured above), Jay Electronica, Toro Y Moi, and more.

When: Saturday and Sunday, August 27th and 28th

Where: Commodore Barry Park (266 Nassau Street, Brooklyn).

And enjoy the free jams.

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Here is recently turned 20, Danielle Riley Keough. She’s a model who is better known as Elvis’ granddaughter and Lisa Marie’s daughter with musician Danny Keough.

I am honestly appalled by the beauty and grace of this girl, only because I think Lisa Marie is a beast. I love her style, her hair, she is the definition of a model in my eyes.

I do question the weird boys standing behind her…

SOURCE: Drunken Stepfather

Elvis, who would have celebrated his 74th birthday today, was more than blue suede shoes, capes, and jumpsuits.  

Like his music, Elvis’ fashion sense fused a variety of influences.  A true performer, Elvis’ style evolved over the course of his career, drawing inspiration from both his roots and personal tastes, and the styles of the time.  

Early on, Elvis sported the greasy black hair of a white Southern trucker (complete with sideburns) and the latest styles from black clothing stores.  By the 1960s, Elvis had been dying his hair black for several years and started a sort of hair-sculpting regimen. 

Before the theatrics of the ’70s, his style created a tight tension between good Southern boy and rock-and-roll bad boy.  Usually conservative looking –until he started moving– he often wore sharp suits, pegged pants, high collars, and the occasional pair of blue jeans.

Then over time he moved on to his Army fatigues, black leather, Aloha Eagle jumpsuit with cape, and flamboyant western outfits.

Well, we all make mistakes.  Whether a hit or miss, Elvis’ fashion will always be remembered for its individuality and influence on others.

Thanks, Elvis Fashion.

Elvis Presley is shown with his Gibson J-200 guitar in a 1957 MGM studio publicity photo. Born in Tupelo, Miss., Elvis was an immediate sensation in the mid-1950s with his blend of blues rock and rockabilly. Because of his stage gyrations, television producers initially refused to show him below the waist on screen. Critics called him "Elvis the Pelvis," but his fans called him the "King of Rock 'n' Roll." The Elvis empire grew with live performances, records, films and a grand estate in Memphis,Tenn., known worldwide as Graceland. Elvis died at Graceland on Aug. 16, 1977. He was 42. (AP Photo)

Singer Elvis Presley performing on stage in Hollywood, California. June 22, 1956 Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Elvis Presley Dancing ca. 1950s-1960s

Great photos og the Entertainer of the Century

Singer Elvis Presley performing on stage in Hollywood, California. June 22, 1956 Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA