Polly NelsonPolly Nelson
Name a famous serial killer. There’s a good chance that one of the first names that came to your mind was Ted Bundy. Over a period of years, mostly in
Tom BoswellTom Boswell
In 1969, shortly after he graduated from college, Thomas Boswell joined the staff of the Washington Post. Over the next 15 years he honed his craft as a sportswriter, eventually
Robert EvansRobert Evans
As a Young Man, Robert Evans wasn’t even in Show Business. Then one day, just like something out of a storybook, actress Norma Shearer spot of him and thought he
Martha ReevesMartha Reeves
When you think of the best of Motown in the late 1950s and early ‘60s, one of the names that has to be near the top of the list it
Cesar MillanCesar Millan
A dog may be man’s best friend, but many of us unconsciously do things that can undermine that relationship, says Cesar Millan, otherwise known as The Dog Whisperer. When I
John SculleyJohn Sculley
Doing a 13-year career at PepsiCo, including six years as its president, John Scully prove to be something of a marketing genius. If you’ve ever seen The Pepsi Challenge, well
Carl LewisCarl Lewis
The covid-delayed Tokyo Olympics get underway today. We’ll seen enougbh know who the next athletic heroes will be. Throughout the 1980s and into the ‘90s, one of the world’s dominant
Jimmy & Rosalynn CarterJimmy & Rosalynn Carter
In November 1980, after serving just one term as President, Jimmy Carter was voted out of office. The following January he and First Lady Rosalynn Carter moved back to their
Michael CollinsMichael Collins
Fifty-two years ago this week the world watched in fascination, as Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first human beings to set foot on the surface
Ginger RogersGinger Rogers
Ginger Rogers is one of those Hollywood figures who transcended mere stardom, and became a cultural icon. In the 1930s she and her dance partner Fred Astaire dominated American film.