Peggy Lee’s granddaughter Holly Wells talked to Suzanne Marques about the milestone. Source: KCBS Los Angeles. Watch full segment here.

100 years ago tomorrow – May 26, 1920 – Norma Deloris Egstrom was born in Jamestown, North Dakota. You know her as Peggy Lee: groundbreaking singer, songwriter, actress, and artist. Though she passed away in 2002, her music is as present today as ever – and her influence just as[…]

One of Peggy Lee’s biggest hits was “Is That All There Is?” It’s a question she asked herself many times in real life, but she never took “yes” as an answer. “She didn’t accept the script that was handed to her,” the singer’s granddaughter, Holly Foster-Wells, exclusively tells Closer Weekly[…]

Today the Grammy Museum announced Peggy Lee 100th Birthday Celebration, a special event including a panel discussion, birthday toast and virtual exhibit in honor of Peggy Lee’s life, music and legacy. The Museum will commemorate the occasion on May 26, which would have been Lee’s100th birthday. The panel discussion and[…]

As part of the Peggy Lee centennial celebration, The Grammy Museum will honour her life and legacy with the museum’s first-ever virtual exhibit and panel discussion featuring Peggy Lee’s granddaughter and artists inspired by her including Eric Burton Of The Black Pumas, Billie Eilish and KD Lang. The virtual exhibit[…]

Billie Eilish and k.d. lang are among those participating in a pre-taped panel discussion celebrating Peggy Lee that will premiere on the Grammy Museum’s website (www.grammymuseum.org) on May 26, which is the centennial of her birth in Jamestown, N.D. Eric Burton of Black Pumas will also participate in the panel[…]