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Do you love a little suspense mixed with The History Channel’s new series, Man vs. History, attempts to answer questions about the mysteries associated with some of America’s legendary figures. Hosted by Bil Lepp, each episode will look back at a historical figure such a Billy The Kidd, and try to uncover a mystery surrounding their story. Viewers will learn something new while also being entertained by Bil’s awesome storytelling skills. If you’re looking for something new to watch to get you through the rest of the summer, this is one show you might want to think about adding to you...

1 of 2 On the new eight-episode series “Man vs. History,” West Virginia storyteller Bil Lepp went around the country exploring some of the facts and fictions behind American history. The show runs Tuesday evenings on the History Channel. Submitted photo Submitted photo

by Nicole Rosky - May 20, 2021 Today (May 20) in live streaming: your last chance to watch Miscast, Oli Higginson and Molly Lynch visit Backstage Live, the Next on Stage Top 10, and more!... by Chloe Rabinowitz - July 21, 2020 In June and July, 800 Pound Gorilla will release a new video special and accompanying album from St. Louis-based comedian Greg Warren: Where the Field Corn Grows.... by Evan Henerson - June 24, 2021 Judith Moreland’s cunning production for the Fountain Theatre sneaks up behind you, gooses, tickles, sings, brays and pretty much does everything but give everyone in th...

Chuck Barney East Bay Times DON’T MISS: The Summer Olympics — Yes, we’re bummed out that, due to coronavirus concerns, there will be no fans in attendance for the Tokyo Games. But the global event, after being delayed for a year, should still deliver plenty of must-see TV. As usual, things get rolling with the opening ceremony, and because of the vast time difference, NBC will broadcast the festivities live in the morning (7 a.m., Friday) for the first time ever. But for viewers wanting to stick to traditional evening viewing, the network’s “comprehensive�...

By Chuck Barney Tribune News Services July 16, 2021 17 People walk by the Olympic rings installed by the Nippon Bashi bridge in Tokyo on Thursday. (AP Photo/Hiro Komae) DON’T MISS SUMMER OLYMPICS Yes, we’re bummed out that, due to coronavirus concerns, there will be no fans in attendance for the Tokyo Games. But the global event, after being delayed for a year, should still deliver plenty of must-see TV. As usual, things get rolling with the Opening Ceremony, and because of the vast time difference, NBC will broadcast the festivities live in the morning (Friday, 7 a.m.) for the first tim...