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On a quiet Sunday in early December, millions of Americans went about their usual routines. Folks went to church. Children played out in the yard. Teenagers went to movies. Families
On a quiet Sunday in early December, millions of Americans went about their usual routines. Folks went to church. Children played out in the yard. Teenagers went to movies. Families
Fprty years ago this weekend a U.S. Army general who was stationed at a NATO facility in Italy was kidnapped by a Marxist terrorist group known as the Red Brigades.
Does this song help put you in the Christmas spirit? .. That song was written by Mel Torme. He was born and raised in Chicago. He first sang in public
The New York Times once labeled William Kunstler “America’s most controversial lawyer.” What earned him that distinction was his defense of the so-called “Chicago Seven,” a group of young radicals
Last week the National Football League and its fans lost a truly iconic figure, Don Shula, the all-time winningest NFL coach, died at the age of 90. I met Don
He had his first number-one song in 1951, a tune called “Because of You” — and Tony Bennett has never slowed down since. Over his seven-decade show business career, Bennett
On this Thanksgiving Eve, we’ll be talking a little turkey. And gravy, and mashed potatoes, and lots of other delicious stuff from the cookbook written by actress and cookbook author
Perhaps no one other than maybe Martha Stewart has helped more Americans gain the confidence they need to do things around the house then Bob Vila has His popular home
If you know Danica McKellar only as Winnie Cooper on TV’s The Wonder Years, from the 1980s, what she has done since the show ended may surprise you. After The
In the world of men’s magazines, Hugh Hefner was king of the hill for years, as publisher of Playboy magazine. But in 1965, a then-35-year-old laundromat manager, painter, and photographer