Tag: history
Can Big Voices Still Succeed In Music?
There's a constant discussion about the lack of big vocalism in music. While that style of singing may not be mainstream, I believe that there is still space for them music today.
The Kid Who Invented Versace
Versace is a billion-dollar empire! When it comes to sultry, sensual, and alluring clothing designs, the fashion house hovers right at the top. And all around the world, the words “Versace” symbolizes exquisite, Italian luxury.
Inside the Versace Mansion in Miami
Miami has some of the most expensive luxury real estate in the United States. From international movie stars to professional athletes, there’s no shortage of mansions in the coastal city. But there’s one home, in particular, that’s best known for its arch...
Victorian Cucumber Ice Cream and The Queen of Ices
Yes, you read that title right. Cucumber...ice cream. Cream ice was custard or sweetened cream, mixed with flavorings; water ice was sweetened water mixed with flavorings; and sorbets always contained alcohol.
Cher - Medley (with The Jackson Five)
Cher singing a medley of 'I Want You Back / I'll Be There / Never Can Say Goodbye / The Love You Save / Dancing Machine' with The Jackson Five on 'The Cher Show' broadcast on March 16, 1975.
Patti LaBelle Addresses Drama With Diana Ross and The Supremes
The one & only Patti LaBelle joins the Drink Champs for a legendary episode as she shares never-before-told stories of her iconic career, including her relationship with Aretha Franklin, Luther Vandross and much much more!
New CGI of How Titanic Sank
Titanic: The Final Word With James Cameron: James Cameron and his team pull together a new CGI of how they believe the Titanic sank and reached the ocean floor.
Titanic: A Remembrance
On April 15, 1912 the RMS Titanic tragically sunk to the bottom of the sea. 73 years later, National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Dr. Robert Ballard and his team discovered the famed liner's remains. Watch Dr. Ballard describe how he gathered support...
Why You Won't Find Bodies On The Titanic
Explorer Bob Ballard explains why shoes are all that's left of many Titanic passengers.
Judy Garland - Mr. Monotony (outtakes)
Behind the scenes from the musical Easter Parade, 1948
Gene Kelly - Newspaper Dance from Summer Stock
To save Jane Falbury's (Judy Garland) Connecticut farm, Jane's sister, Abigail (Gloria DeHaven), convinces Herb Blake (Phil Silvers), the producer of a new Broadway show to rehearse on her farm. Although Abigail is set to star with her current beau, Joe R...
Mary Martin's Peter Pan
Originally televised in Black & White. Here is the 1960 Live Colorized Television Broadcast Of Mary Martin's Musical Peter Pan
Brandy On Being Cinderella and Working With Whitney
Brandy and the cast reflect on Cinderella, Whitney and being the first black Cinderella. This iconic film was intentionally a diverse casting.
The Wild West Was As Wild As You Think - And 'Justice' Was Often Even Worse
The American West stirs up grand images from movies: daring escapades, shootouts at high noon, tough sheriffs and marshals keeping the peace, and the cavalry riding in to save the day. The history of the Wild West is full of myths and stereotypes, but the...