From Johnny Cash to Metallica, we found a trove of photos from years of legendary concerts inside San Quentin prison.
Mike Wallace sat down with director Susan Steinberg to discuss the groundbreaking “60 Minutes” story on tobacco.
On “Tony Brown’s Journal,” he interviewed guests like Jesse Jackson and Lena Horne, and made programming decisions by asking himself, “Will it help Black people?” ...
Tony Brown's legacy in Black media history: transforming TV, empowering Black voices, and inspiring journalists. His impact ...
James Nelson-Joyce has shared a trailer for the second series of BBC crime drama This City Is Ours.
For 13 years, Dreesen toured the United States as the opening act for Frank Sinatra, and formed a line-long friendship with Ol' Blue Eyes.
Marlon Brando was said to have recorded private calls with some of the most rich and famous celebrities and held secrets ...
Stand-up comedian Tom Dreesen, who died on June 17, visited the Coachella Valley often throughout the years while working with Frank Sinatra.
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A Hollywood showrunner recommends 6 books about the Black stars who changed the industry
The author of There’s Only One Sin in Hollywood on the reads that recover forgotten legends, reveal backstage political power ...
Despite growing up in a racially divided America, the two admired each other ...
33 innings. More than eight hours. 11 pitchers. 59 strikeouts. 218 at-bats. 36 hits. On this day in 1981, the @RocRedWings ...
Tony Brown, who interviewed more than 1,000 Black newsmakers on the public affairs program “Tony Brown’s Journal”on PBS for nearly 40 years died June 17 at age 93. For nearly four decades, millions of ...
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