In this interview from 1997, actress Carol Channing talks about her deep passion for acting, how she first fell in love with theater, Al Hirschfeld's inspiring artistry, how performing is like being in love, and her collaborations on "Hello, Dolly!"
From Peter Parker to Bruce Banner, discover why Stan Lee loved alliterative character names and how the tradition became part of Marvel history.
Cereal mascots have long been a boys’ club. Meet Katy the Kangaroo, Carmella Creeper and the rare female characters who made breakfast history.
From Tony the Tiger to Toucan Sam, cereal mascots have historically been overwhelmingly male. Here’s how advertising created breakfast’s boys’ club.
Jessie Ware turns up the heat in her new “Sauna” music video, a steamy and stylish visual for the sultry Superbloom favorite.
Rebecca Black releases “Michael,” a playful new pop song inspired by a conversation about Lady Gaga’s fiancé, Michael Polansky.
FLO releases emotional new single “Cry Ugly” alongside sophomore album Therapy at the Club, showcasing the trio’s signature R&B harmonies.
Meet The Womack Sisters, the soulful trio carrying the legacy of Sam Cooke and the Womack family into a new generation of classic R&B.
Meet Marie Boozer, the beautiful South Carolina belle whose Civil War romances, Union sympathies and scandalous life made her a Southern legend.
Chicago-born icon Chaka Khan brings enduring emotion to ‘Through The Fire’ (1984), the iconic ballad from her landmark album ‘I Feel for You’. This performance celebrates the lasting cultural impact of one of music's most iconic voices.
Keke Palmer opens her Los Angeles home to Architectural Digest, revealing a warm, stylish retreat inspired by family, nostalgia and classic sitcoms.
Discover how Ne-Yo wrote "Irreplaceable" in about an hour, planned to sing it himself, and how Beyoncé turned it into one of her biggest hits.
Discover the true history of geisha, their role in Japanese culture, and how this centuries-old tradition continues to thrive today.
The first appearance of Fat Albert. This special inspired the creation of the series "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids." The plot was based on the 'go-kart skit' from Bill Cosby's 1966 album 'Wonderfulness.'
Watch Charlie Puth's soulful NPR Tiny Desk Concert featuring fresh arrangements, jazz-inspired performances, and his signature vocal brilliance.
