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South Bend's Lee Lodyga wins Grammy Award for Mister Rogers album - Vimarsana News

South Bend's Lee Lodyga wins Grammy Award for Mister Rogers album

SOUTH BEND — The presenter mispronounced Lee Lodyga’s name at a Grammy Awards ceremony Sunday afternoon. But what she had to say mattered so much more: Lodyga had won his first Grammy, in the Best Historical Album category, as co-producer of Omnivore Recordings’ “It’s Such a Good Feeling: The Best of Mister Rogers.” And it is a good feeling, although he eschews making the obvious pun on the album’s title. “It feels, obviously, fantastic,” he said Monday. “My folks are so proud.” A South Bend native who moved back to the city in 2020, Lody...

'Mom,' 'NCIS: New Orleans' to end long CBS runs in May - Vimarsana News

'Mom,' 'NCIS: New Orleans' to end long CBS runs in May

CBS is losing two long-running popular series: Chuck Lorre sitcom, "Mom" and procedural drama "NCIS: New Orleans." Critically acclaimed "Mom" closes shop May 6 after eight seasons, and "NCIS: New Orleans," one of three "NCIS" shows currently on the air, finishes its seven-season run on May 16, CBS said Wednesday. (A new "NCIS" spinoff set in Hawaii is being developed. The conclusion of "Mom" comes just one season after the departure of Anna Faris, who played half of a mother-daughter duo – with Oscar winner Allison Janney as her mom – at the center of a series that has found humor, bala...

Norman Lear hit 'All in the Family' shook TV when it premiered in 1971 - Vimarsana News

Norman Lear hit 'All in the Family' shook TV when it premiered in 1971

USA TODAY Fifty years ago, on Jan. 12, 1971, "All in the Family" premiered. Its warts-and-all look at real-life issues was a shock to controversy-averse television that sent reverberations through American culture.  The setting of the CBS series (available on getTV, iTunes), which ran from 1971 to 1979, was hardly revolutionary, the modest Queens home of the working-class Bunkers.  But TV legend Norman Lear, who served as executive producer with Bud Yorkin, broke the timid rules of television by injecting timely and controversial social issues, such as racial prejudice, sexism and Vietn...

Frederick Duane Baillie | News, Sports, Jobs - The Pierce County Tribune - Vimarsana News

Frederick Duane Baillie | News, Sports, Jobs - The Pierce County Tribune

duated from Rugby High tended the University of drafted into the Army. He left UND and worked at Good Samaritan Hospital service January 14, 1945. training as a rifleman, he returned to Rugby on a short leave; his childhood

FOXNEWS Stossel October 6, 2012 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Stossel October 6, 2012

a video clip from the president's past gets new attention for what was said. how did the media react and is it fair game? spanish channel univision gets high marks for covering fast and furious scandal. and weather channel heats up controversy about winter storms. >> jon: on the panel this week, writer fox news contributor, judy miller. also richard grenell. jing pinkerton and talk radio news bureau chief ellen ratner. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. >> jon: wouldn't you love the thought bubbles would say. that was the scene at the end of the debate. this is some of th...