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Duke captured the imagination of the nation when he won the gold medal swimming the 100 meters for the United States in the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm, Sweden.

This week I pay tribute to the wonderful ATV Studios that existed in Borehamwood from 1960 to 1983. Before that it was a film studio dating back to…

Michele Willens offers up 10 films to watch this Memorial Day weekend

This week I pay tribute to the wonderful ATV Studios that existed in Borehamwood from 1960 to 1983. Before that it was a film studio dating back to…

I turned twelve a few days after Christmas, and as I unwrapped the long box, I knew, at least I hoped, it contained a shotgun. It did! It was a 20 gauge bolt action Mossberg.…

This World Redhead Day (May 26) we celebrate the fiery wonders by checking out the most famous redheads in history?  Red hair, freckles, experts at Irish dancing, and blessed with ‘the gift of the gab’ are the usual Irish stereotypes. However, studies have shown that only ten percent of Irish people are redheads.

Crazy fact: The original 'Magnificent Seven' wasn't even filmed in America, even though it's become synonymous with that most American of film genres.

John Schneider starred as Bo Duke in the hit sitcom from 1979 until 1985.

Bellingham veteran Jim Hastings makes it his duty to keep alive the memory of a fellow Marine who died as a result of saving his life in Vietnam.

In 1790, the U.S. enacted the Copyright Act of 1790. In 1819, Walt Whitman, American poet, the Father of Free Verse and author of "Leaves of Grass," was born. In 1859, the Philadelphia As organized to play "town ball," which became baseball 20 years later. In 1870, E. J. DeSemdt patented asphalt pavement. In 1879, William Henry Vanderbilt renamed New York City’s Gilmore’s Garden to Madison Square Garden and opened it to the public. He named it after fourth President James Madison. In 1884,...