JJ Burnell "In the very early days," JJ told songfacts in 2013, "in order to earn a bit of money, we had a little PA, and one day we were signed to a black label called Safari, which was more or less ...

Jocelyn Bell Burnell's male colleagues were given a Nobel in 1974 for her discovery of radio pulsars. Now, one of the world's top scientists is receiving some retroactive respect: a Breakthrough ...

Divina Burnell, 43, has been flaunting her huge 23-year-old hairball for years, her daughter, Monica Puddy, told Caters News Agency. The 43-year-old flaunts her "pride and joy" whenever she can.

Eliminated ‘Idol’ Burnell Taylor on What’s Next: ‘The Gym — I Gained Ten Pounds on the Show’ The New Orleans native looks back on his season 12 journey and sets the record straight on ...

In 1967, Jocelyn Bell Burnell was a graduate student at Cambridge, working on a dissertation about strange objects in distant galaxies known as quasars. She and her supervisor, Antony Hewish, had ...

Jocelyn Bell Burnell built the telescope, laboring in damp and chilly English weather to install more than 100 miles of cable and copper wire across a windswept field near Cambridge. She operated ...

Burnell opened the store on what was then two-lane Rock Road, near Central, in 1979. Lies has worked there 18 years; Regan half as long. Lies oversees the sales floor, while Regan is one of four ...

Video, 00:00:57 Bell Burnell doesn't mind Nobel overlook. Subsection. Science & Environment. Published. 29 November 2017. ... Austrian Eurovision winner JJ receives hero's welcome at Vienna airport.

Jerry and Johnna Burnell of Burnell's Creative Gold, center, have sold the business to employees Robin Lies, left, and Nathan Regan. Jerry Burnell will continue to work there up to 20 hours a week ...

In New Orleans' Hardest-Hit Neighborhood, A Recovery — By Sheer Will Nine years after Hurricane Katrina, the area still had no grocery store. So, using his savings, Burnell Cotlon opened one ...

When Jocelyn Bell Burnell began her doctoral studies in physics at Cambridge University in 1965, she was convinced that they had made a mistake by admitting her. “I’m not bright enough for ...