Don McLean’s masterpiece documents a turbulent American decade.
In the news for the week ending October 22, 2021, are popular Halloween costumes, a candied feast, a litigious yodeler, Ye, and more.
Modern progress and ancient lore clash at a site that is sacred to creatures that may or may not even exist.
We look at the greatest supernatural sleuths in TV history.
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Whether you’re crafting, counting, competing, or composing, a score can be an important piece of your work.
As a player and coach, Walter Camp rewrote rugby’s rules to create a sport fit for America.
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We chat with actor Billy Gray, who played young Bobby in this classic sci-fi film. He talks about his role as Bud on Father Knows Best, working with Patricia Neal, and being a child actor in 1950s Hollywood.
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It took years of coaxing to get Bogart and Bacall to agree to the radio series Bold Venture, but it was worth the wait.
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In one of the earliest investigations of the new American “religion,” a reporter casts a jaundiced eye on sci-fi author L. Ron Hubbard’s extraordinary claims.
Boris Karloff was much like the monster he played — assembled from decades of hard work and experimentation. Bill Newcott looks at Karloff’s long career and the new documentary about this life, “Boris Karloff — The Man Behind the Monster.”
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Whether it’s a Rottweiler or a…reindeer?…the veterinarian will take good care of your pets!
