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Events in March 1994 7
1950 – 1994John Candy (1950-1994)Died 4 March 1994, aged 43John Candy, the Canadian comedian and actor known for films including Planes, Trains and Automobiles and Uncle Buck, died of a heart attack while filming in Mexico. His sudden death shocked fans across North America.
1994Iditarod 1994Winner: Martin Buser — 10 days 13hMartin Buser won his second Iditarod in 1994.
1994The Division Bell -- the final studio albumThe Division Bell (March 1994) is the final Pink Floyd studio album -- again without Waters, with Gilmour and Wright sharing primary songwriting duties. Where A Momentary Lapse was commercially driven, The Division Bell has genuine emotional depth: several songs address the breakdown of communication within the band, particularly between Gilmour and Waters. 'High Hopes' and 'Coming Back to Life' are among Gilmour's finest compositions. The album reaches Number 1 in both the UK and US. The subsequent Pulse tour (1994) is the highest-grossing of the band's career.
1994 – presentJustin BieberPop music phenomenonCanadian pop singer born March 1, 1994. Discovered on YouTube as a teenager, he became one of the best-selling music artists of all time with hits including Baby and Sorry.
1994Kurt Cobain plays his last concertMunichNirvana's final show, at Terminal 1 in Munich.
1994 – presentJoel EmbiidThe ProcessDominant modern center and 2023 NBA MVP.
1994Bruce Springsteen wins an OscarStreets of PhiladelphiaBest Original Song for the film Philadelphia.