Kay Starr (6949 bytes)
1: ...cover of [[2002]] collection ''The Definitive Kay Starr on Capitol'']]
2: '''Kay Starr''' (born [[July 21]], [[1922]]) is an [[United St...
6: ...arion Hutton, which was, however, less suited for Kay's vocal range.
14: ...ic was being superseded by [[Rock and roll]], and Kay had only one hit, which is sometimes consifered h...
25: ...Fool, Fool ''(With The Lancers — B-side of "Kay's Lament")'' ([[1952]])

Starr (839 bytes)
1: ...[[U.S. state|State]] of [[South Carolina]]; see [[Starr, South Carolina]].
3: '''Starr''' is also a part of the name of [[Starr School, Montana]].
5: '''Starr''' is also the surname of some real and fictional...
6: *[[Belle Starr]], American [[outlaw]]
7: *[[Brenda Starr]], [[comic strip]] character

Starr Records (782 bytes)
1: [[Image:StarrRecord.jpg|right|frame|Starr record label]]
2: ...rds''' was a [[record label]] manufactured by the Starr Piano Company of [[Richmond, Indiana]], which was...
4: ...tandard. They were discontinued in [[1917]]. The Starr label was continued through much of the [[1920s]]...
6: An unrelated '''Starr Records''' made records in [[Australia]] which we...

Starr Kempf (3207 bytes)
1: '''Starr Gideon Kempf''' ([[August 13]], [[1917]], [[Ohio]...
5: Starr Kempf was raised on a small farm in Ohio, near a ...
7: ...ty of their future home in Cheyenne Canyon, where Starr designed and built a house and art studio. They h...
9: Starr began to work in [[bronze]] sculpture in [[1955]]...
11: Starr Kempf committed suicide in 1995.

Belle Starr (2191 bytes)
1: [[Image:BelleStarr.jpeg|right|]]
2: '''Belle Starr''' ([[February 5]], [[1848]] - [[February 3]], [[...
6: ...caped conviction on another theft charge, but Sam Starr was shot and killed in December, possibly in a dr...
8: ...e famous with the largely fictional novel ''Bella Starr, the Bandit Queen, or the Female Jesse James'', p...
10: Belle's daughter, [[Pearl Starr]], operated a group of [[bordello]]s in [[Van Bur...

Gang Starr (1093 bytes)
1: ...]]per and [[record producer]], respectively, Gang Starr's albums, especially ''[[Step in the Arena]]'' ([...
5: *''[[No More Mr. Nice Guy (Gang Starr album)|No More Mr. Nice Guy]]'' ([[1989]])
13: *[http://www.gangstarrhq.cjb.net/ Gang Starr Headquarters]
19: [[de:Gang Starr]]
20: [[nl:Gang Starr]]

Edwin Starr (2939 bytes)
1: '''Edwin Starr''' ([[January 21]], [[1942]] - [[April 2]], [[200...
15: Starr continued to record music into the [[1970s]], mos...
17: In [[1979]] Starr reappeared on the charts with a pair of [[disco]]...
19: Starr resurfaced briefly in [[2002]] to record a song w...
21: Starr died of a [[myocardial infarction|heart attack]] ...

Ryan Starr (1011 bytes)
1: '''Ryan Starr''' (born '''Tiffany Montgomery''' on [[November 2...
5: ...er popularity with young males. In [[2004]], she starred in the third season of the [[reality show]] ''[...
9: [[Category:1982 births|Starr, Ryan]]
10: [[Category:American Idol|Starr, Ryan]]

The Starr Affair (687 bytes)
1: '''The Starr Affair''' was a book written by [[Jean Overton Fu...
3: It tells the story [[John Renshaw Starr]], an officer of the British [[Special Operations...

Fredro Starr (195 bytes)
1: '''Fredro Starr''' (born [[January 1]], [[1970]]), alias Fredro S...
5: [[Category:1970 births|Starr, Fredro]]

Blaze Starr (4157 bytes)
1: '''Blaze Starr''' (born [[1932]]) was an American [[stripper]] a...
6: ...arr. After he attempted to [[rape]] her, however, Starr left Snyder. She moved to [[Baltimore, Maryland]]...
8: Starr rose to national renown after she was profiled in...
11: Starr's striking [[red hair]], voluptuous figure and on...
13: For example, Starr trained a [[leopard|panther]] to remove her cloth...

Brenda Starr (1923 bytes)
1: '''Brenda Starr''' is a [[comic strip]] about the title character...
3: ...lothing and hairstyles. Before Messick retired, Starr finally married the mysterious Basil St. John, wh...
11: In [[1995]], ''Brenda Starr'' was one of 20 comic strips honored as [[Comic S...
15: * [http://www.ucomics.com/brendastarr/ UComics] presents the current strip
16: ...oonopedia.com/br_starr.htm Toonopedia on ''Brenda Starr'']

Michael Starr (1342 bytes)
1: '''Michael Starr''' ([[November 14]] [[1910]]-[[March 16]] [[2000]...
3: ...House Leader]] from [[1965]] to [[1968]]. In 1967 Starr stood as a candidate at the [[Progressive Conserv...
5: ...ssive Conservative Party of Canada]] in [[1967]], Starr became [[Leader of the Opposition (Canada)|Leader...
12: [[Category:1910 births|Starr, Michael]]
13: [[Category:2000 deaths|Starr, Michael]]

Bart Starr (700 bytes)
1: ...|thumb|200px|Bart Starr]]'''Bryan Bartlett "Bart" Starr''' (born [[January 9]], [[1934]] in [[Montgomery,...
5: [[Category:1934 births|Starr, Bart]]
6: [[Category:American football quarterbacks|Starr, Bart]]
7: [[Category:National Football League players|Starr, Bart]]
8: [[Category:Pro Football Hall of Fame|Starr, Bart]]

Henry Starr (775 bytes)
1: ...[Belle Starr]], he was the last in a long line of Starr family criminals. Twice sentenced by [[Judge]] Is...

Leonard Starr (733 bytes)
1: '''Leonard Starr''' who was born [[October 28]] [[1925]] was an ad...
5: [[Category:Cartoonists|Starr, Leonard]]
6: [[Category:Reuben Award winners|Starr, Leonard]]

Nava Starr (2164 bytes)
1: ...nto]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]]. Married to Sasha Starr. Has one married daughter called Regina and a gr...
35: [[Category:1949 births|Starr, Nava]]
36: [[Category:Canadian people|Starr, Nava]]
37: [[Category:Canadian chess players|Starr, Nava]]
38: [[Category:Chess players|Starr, Nava]]

Ringo Starr (7111 bytes)
1: [[image:jk_beatles_ringo.jpg|thumb|150px|Ringo Starr]]
3: ...]]) is best known by his [[stage name]], '''Ringo Starr''', as the [[drummer]] for [[The Beatles]] from [...
5: ...ould be deliberately limited to take into account Starr's vocal range—most of ''With A Little Help ...
7: ...hard day's..." - before he finished his sentence, Starr noticed that it was now night time and added "nig...
9: ...opped due to mistakes by the other three members. Starr has commented that the most difficult drumming he...

Lucille Starr (3729 bytes)
1: '''Lucille Starr''', born [[May 13]], [[1938]], is a [[French-Cana...
3: [[Image:LucilleStarrAlbum.jpg|thumb|Lucille Starr]]
4: ...rt of a local band. Using the stage name, Lucille Starr, she eventually teamed up with band member [[Bob ...
6: ... (AM)]] popular [[National Barn Dance]]. As well, Starr sang on American television musical variety shows...
8: ...f the magnitude of "''The French Song''," Lucille Starr enjoyed a long and prosperous career recording pr...

Kenneth Starr (3593 bytes)
1: '''Kenneth Winston Starr''' (born [[July 21]], [[1946]]) is an [[United St...
3: ...s|President]] [[George H. W. Bush]]. As a judge, Starr was respected by both political parties and was c...
5: In [[1994]] Starr was appointed by a three-judge panel to continue ...
7: ...d to turn the prosecutor into the prosecuted when Starr's office acknowledged that it had leaked grand ju...
8: Starr later regretted his role in the Lewinsky investig...

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