According to a Thursday story in the Los Angeles Times, Claudine Longet showed a knack for singing and dancing during her ...

Clarence Carter, the blind Southern soul star who scored two Top 10 hits in the late 1960s and early 1970s with "Slip Away" ...

Morecambe and Wise still have a place in the hearts of the British public, and Eric was instrumental in ensuring their enduring popularity.

A trailblazer in maternal and prenatal healthcare in St Ann, Dorrett May Wood recently celebrated her 100th birthday ...

The toys under those trees were made to outlast the kids who played with them.

Composer and pianist Margaret Bonds was a trailblazer. In 1933, she became the first Black musician to solo with the Chicago Symphony. She composed spiritual arrangements that became favorites of the ...

EXCLUSIVE: Details are emerging about two-time Oscar nominee Colman Domingo‘s musical biopic of legendary singer Nat King Cole, which will be called Unforgettable. We can reveal that Lionsgate has ...

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Buying a Christmas tree has always been a holiday tradition, but the price attached to it has changed dramatically over the decades. In the 1960s and 1970s, a real tree was a small, almost forgettable ...

If Christmas is a time for quiet reflection of what we do for others in our lives and what that means about who we are, then what happens to both Christmas and ourselves in an age where reflection is ...

Seoul City Airport, South Korea, Dec. 26, 1960: Col. and Mrs. Fred Ruff have a busy Christmas, giving toys and serving refreshments at their home to 50 children from the Sung Nam Orphanage near Seoul.

Television has been part of people’s homes and lives for decades. And that makes it an intriguing part of everyday life and cultural history – even if you don’t think there’s anything on worth ...