Jan 12: The annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction fosters reunions Nonetheless, both versions get nominated for the female country vocal performance Grammy, with Rimes performing the song live at the ceremonies, but Yearwood taking home the prize immediately after. Though tear-jerker ballad “How Do I Live” was originally written for then-teenaged LeAnn Rimes to sing on the soundtrack for action film Con Air, the rising country star was later replaced by Trisha Yearwood, whose own recording ended up on the big screen. Jan 6: The 1998 Grammy nominee list includes LeAnn Rimes and Trisha Yearwood - for the same song

Kennedy, son of RFK, was tragically killed after colliding with a tree while skiing in Aspen, Colo., Sonny Bono - one-half of iconic duo Sonny & Cher - meets the same fate on vacation with family at a resort in South Lake Tahoe, Calif. Jan 5: Sonny Bono dies in a skiing accident at age 62 In the inaugural episode, Marilyn Manson faces off with notorious murderer Charles Manson, beginning the former Manson’s long-standing reign as Deathmatch’s undefeated fighter. MTV kicks off the new year with the debut of its late-night, gory claymation series, pitting animated pop culture icons against each other in battles to the death, aptly titled Celebrity Deathmatch. Jan 1: The debut of MTV’s Celebrity Deathmatch Reminisce on the most memorable events of the year with our chronological wrap-up, below.

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