THURSDAVE!

The answer to today's FBPQ is: Friday night. First correct caller wins 2 Oktoberfest buttons.

Today is Confucius Day.

THIS DAY IN ROCK!
1956: The Gale Storm Show debuts on TV.
1962: The musical My Fair Lady closes on Broadway.
1963: The Rolling Stones begin their first British tour in London.
1967: While mixing "I Am The Walrus," John Lennon turns on a radio and mixes in bits of a BBC radio broadcast of Shakespeare's King Lear.
1967: The Rolling Stones formally split from their manager Andrew Loog Oldham.
1967: Mickey Hart becomes the new drummer for the Grateful Dead.
1976: At his 41st birthday party, a drunk Jerry Lee Lewis attempts to shoot a soda bottle with his .357 Magnum and instead hits his bass player twice in the chest. He makes a full recovery.
1994: The Pointer Sisters are awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

NEW MOVIES IN THEATERS! New stuff to check out in theaters this weekend include Clinton, Inc. (PG-13), American Honey (R) and Long Way North (PG). Click here to see what other movies you can check out in between your Oktoberfesting.

DOUBLE DEAD CELEBS! Agnes Nixon, who created the soap opera One Life to Live and All My Children, passed away Wednesday morning after a battle with Parkinson's disease and a recent stroke. She had just finished writing a memoir, My Life to Live, due in January. Nixon was 93. Get the obit.

AND....Gary Glasberg, an executive producer of NCIS and the creator of the spin-off NCIS: New Orleans, died in his sleep Wednesday. He was 50. Get the obit.

ALEC BALDWIN TO PLAY TRUMP! On Saturday Night Live returns for its 42nd season this weekend, and will feature a skit with Alec Baldwin playing Donald Trump. Click here for a preview. The season premiere will be hosted by Suicide Squad star Margot Robbie, with musical guest The Weeknd.

ROY ORBISON BIOPIC! A new Roy Orbison biopic is currently in the works. The film, The Big O: Roy Orbison, will chronicle his life filled with triumph and tragedy, including the loss of his wife in a motorcycle accident and his two young sons in a house fire Orbison died of a heart attack at age 52 in 1988. Get a look.

LAUGHING HORSES! Check out the hilarity of horses laughing. Click here to horse around and watch the hilarity ensue.