This week, I’m highlighting vintage interviews I’ve done over the years with authors whose books became major motion pictures. Today, actress and author Fannie Flagg, talking in 1987 about her
All this week here on Now I’ve Heard Everything, I’m showcasing vintage interviews with authors whose books were made into movies that we love. Today, Michael Crichton talks about the
It was the summer 1969. Fifty years ago this weekend, hundreds of thousands of young people were enjoying a days-long music festival in upstate New York that came to be
It sounds like it could have been an episode of “Law & Order: SVU”, but the story of Cheryl Crane that rocked Hollywood in 1958 was all too true. It
Brian Welch grew up in Bakersfield, California in the ’70s and 80s, an Ozzy Osborne fan who took up the guitar at age 10. Somewhere along the way, as he
The minimum salary for a major league baseball player today is more than half a million dollars. Most players make a lot more than that — some in the tens
On August 6, 1945, the United States became the first — and so far, only — nation to use a nuclear weapon in war. That was the day the Enola
Among the large field of Democrats runnin for president in 2020 is 67-year-old author and activist Marianne Williamson. She waged an unsuccessful campaign for Congress in 2014, and announced last
On the night of July 25, 1956, the Italian luxury liner “Andrea Doria” was struck by the Swedish liner “Stockholm” about 40 miles off Nantucket, and sank some 11 hours
A snowstorm in 1987 changed Jami Goldman’s life forever. She was 19 at the time, driving home with a friend from a ski trip, when their car slid into a
