Wednesday May 2 | Express
Things turn out to be a little more ramshackle than expected, but everyone learns valuable lessons, which often happens in movie hotels.
There's no business like Irving Berlin's business
On 11 May 1888, somewhere outside Mogilyov in Belarus, Irving Berlin was born. The son of a poor Jewish family who fled the pogroms to New York City, Berlin went on to pen some of the most memorable American classics from the patriotic "God Bless America" to wistful "White Christmas." Without any formal training in music composition or even the ... (more)
Funds needed for Chakiris documentary
TheA Norwood Community Television executive director needs to raise that much for his George Chakiris documentary by May 2 on Kickstarter, the online site that helps producers raise money for creative projects.
Hershey Theatre has announced an impressive lineup of touring Broadway shows - a mix of new offerings and classic favorites - for the 2012-13 season.
1940 Census Reveals Forgotten History
In 1940, The Wizard of Oz won an Academy Award, the country was recovering from the Great Depression and Bing Crosby put his trademark touch on his hit single "White Christmas." A little more than 72,000 people, mostly trappers and miners, called it home.
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