David Pollock in Bad News Bears

Former child actor David Pollock (50), who played one of the little league player’s,
Rudi Stein in the 1976 comedy film “Bad News Bears”, is taking a swing at politics
these days. He has entered into a Congressional race as a Democrat in California’s
26th Congressional district. Pollock’s political aspirations began in 1994 when he was asked to consider running for his local school board which he did successfully. He
was on the board for 15 years. David has said that he is “proud of getting away
from Hollywood while the getting was good”.

“Brandy” topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for one week and stayed 
16 weeks among the best-sellers. It was their only million seller and
received a gold disc from the R.I.A.A. in 1972.  Looking Glass still
performs several shows each year, typically with at least one show
in Michigan.

Elliot Lurie and LOOKING GLASS today 

When "Hey Jude" was released it was the first single from The Beatles’ record
label Apple Records. It spent nine weeks at number one, the longest top of the
chart stay for a Beatle’s record. The single has sold approximately eight million
copies. 

Robert "Bob" Cowsill is a musician and member of the musical group The
Cowsills. He is the third of the seven Cowsill children and is fraternal twins  
with Richard, the only Cowsill child who was not a part of the group. Bob
still performs with Susan and Paul as The Cowsills as well as on his own
at local clubs and small venues in California.

"The Rain, the Park & Other Things" was a 1967 hit single for The
Cowsills, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard charts. It has sold some
three million copies over the years.

The Cowsills, left to right: Bob, Barry, Paul, Richard, Susan and John.