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Remembering 'Lassie' images

by Audrey Hingley

Jon Provost found stardom alongside TV's most famous dog
Shepherding Show-Biz Kids images

by Audrey T. Hingley

Former 'Donna Reed' star Paul Petersen fights for the rights of child actors
Hymns of Hope images

by Tim Ghianni

Ronnie Milsap returns to the music of his childhood
TV Trailblazer images

by Paulette Cohn

Bonanza rode where no television series had gone before
Pickin' Up A Storm images

by Randy Rudder

Teen bluegrass prodigy Sierra Hull is hitting all the right notes
Harlem Globetrotters images

by Alan Ross

Lines form outside the Budweiser Events Center in Loveland, Colo. (pop. 50,608), looking more like a group headed to a G-rated movie than one bound for a basketball game.
Easy Appetizers
With football parties and school homecomings, fall is a time when home cooks need easy appetizer and snack recipes that can be whipped together at a moment's notice.
Tailgating Time

by Jean Kressy

Tailgates on the backs of station wagons and pickup trucks never were meant to be a big deal
From "Lucy" to the Lord images

by Audrey T. Hingley

Keith Thibodeaux, who played Little Ricky Ricardo on TV's beloved I Love Lucy in the 1950s, hit a rough spot after leaving the show-biz spotlight.
Jamming to the Homemade Blues images

by Michael McCall

Renaud Perry will always remember the first time he opened the front door of his home and heard a racket blaring from the living room.
David Nail: Pouring Out Songs

by Neil Pond

Read about country music newcomer David Nail and find out how to get a free download of one of his songs.
From Rifleman to Recording Artist images

by Michael McCall

In the 1958-1963 TV series The Rifleman, young Johnny Crawford played Mark McCain, the only child of widower rancher Lucas McCain, portrayed by Chuck Connors.
Singing Without Limits images

by Michael McCall

When Bradley Walker's name rang out inside the Ryman Auditorium in October, the entire audience rose in a standing ovation.
Hometown Harmonizers images

by Alanna Nash

Former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson may have hailed from Staunton, Va. (pop. 23,853), but The Statler Brothers really put the town on the map.
Titan of the Tuba images

by Marta W. Aldrich

Winston Morris stands center stage, anchoring a fanfare of gleaming brass instruments and 26 student musicians who comprise the oldest and most recorded tuba ensemble in the world.
Making Classical Cool images

by Michael McCall

Most classical concerts begin with the performers walking out in a stiff and serious manner and quietly arriving at their instruments without speaking a word.
Life After the Brady Bunch images

by Paulette Cohn

Baby boomers best remember Florence Henderson as one of America’s favorite TV moms: Carol Brady on the popular 1970s sitcom The Brady Bunch.
Donna Fargo: Singing a New Song images

by Alanna Nash

Country singer Donna Fargo delighted millions of music fans in the 1970s with upbeat songs such as 'Funny Face' and 'The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A.'
Pickin' Grinnin' and Giving images

by Pam Windsor

Even though 2007 marks his 60th year as a performer, Roy Clark is as excited as ever about making music.
Trent Willmon Contest Winners images
The cold rain and choppy water didn't stop two Kansas City natives from enjoying their fishing trip with country music star Trent Willmon.
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