How Chicago helped launch Pat Sajak
Long before he became a household name as co-host of 'Wheel of Fortune,' Pat Sajak was a "witty" Chicago kid who yearned to be in broadcasting because it seemed like an easy and fun way to make a living.
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Long before he became a household name as co-host of 'Wheel of Fortune,' Pat Sajak was a "witty" Chicago kid who yearned to be in broadcasting because it seemed like an easy and fun way to make a living.
For 33 years, America’s No. 1 musical sidekick, Paul Shaffer, took us to commercials and tossed in a quip or two during David Letterman’s opening monologues. After it all ended, Paul appeared at T...
As the Beatles learned, good music, even good looks, is seldom enough to break a band into the American mainstream. So what puts the pop in pop music?
Locally, Chicago mourned the loss of Mike Nussbaum, Frank Galati, Dick Butkus, Harry Porterfield, Bill Zehme and more.
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning Valley’s polka king is ready to hang up his accordion at 88 years old. Del Sinchak, a three-time Grammy nominee, will play his final concert on New Year’s Eve at Penguin City Brewing Company in Youngstown. “‘I’ve had a band for 74 years now, and I’m at the age where I […]