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Even Michelle Obama can't get Jimmy Kimmel's daughter to eat her veggies Screenshot: Jimmy Kimmel Live Former First Lady Michelle Obama isn’t going to brag about the fact that her best-selling memoir is better-selling than her former President husband’s book. Honestly, it’s not even close, so Mrs. Obama could be even more gracious in victory on Tuesday’s Jimmy Kimmel Live than usual, instead spending her airtime ragging on Barack in other ways. Apparently, you don’t get credit for not being a slob when you pay someone to tidy up your presidential clutter, and a fancy producer credi...

Charleston City, partners start African American Cemetery Restoration Project VIDEO: Charleston City, partners start African American Cemetery Restoration Project By Lillian Donahue | March 13, 2021 at 2:36 PM EST - Updated March 13 at 11:54 PM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - For decades, the tombs of two freed slaves and Civil War Union Soldiers laid forgotten, cloaked by thick woods next to a busy Lowcountry highway. Morris Street Baptist Church Pastor Rev. Leonard Griffin walked aside those tombstones belonging to Corporal Samuel Ferguson and Private Pompey Grant for the first time Saturday...

Alerts Professional boxing had come a long way in the half-century that preceded March 8, 1971, the night Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali stepped into the Madison Square Garden ring for what remains history’s greatest heavyweight championship fight. Advertisement Fifty years earlier, in a previously-billed “Fight of the Century,’’ Jack Dempsey had met Georges Carpentier in a makeshift wooden arena constructed to hold 120,000 fans at a place called Boyle’s Thirty Acres across the Hudson River from Manhattan. The only way to see the fight was to be there, and if you were anywhere in the ...

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — She is Black, she is American and she has ancestral roots in Africa,...

This New Years Eve 1998 Nickelodeon Lineup is a Nostalgia Bomb New Years Eve is here, and it's hard to believe that it's already time to say goodbye to 2020. In some ways this year felt like the loooooongest year ever, and in other ways I can't believe it's already time to close this year out.  I think just about everyone can agree this year was definitely one for the books (the history books that is) and I think we're all ready for a new chapter. I always loved ringing in the new year when I was a kid, it was a time to start open a new chapter and start a new year full of fresh beginnings.�...