Buddy Ebsen and The Wizard of Oz
Today fans remember him for his role as patriarch of THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES television program. But long before that, Buddy Ebsen was under contract to M-G-M where he starred in…
Tiny Tim’s Falsetto Voice
Singer, ukulele player, and musical archivist Tiny Tim often appeared on THE TONIGHT SHOW where he was interviewed in 1968 and talked about discovering his rare ability to sing in…
Amelia Earhart’s last confirmed statement
The last confirmed statement of renowned aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart has been pegged at 8:43 A.M. as of July 2, 1937. From the air, she spoke the words, "We are…
Nice Guys Finish Last
Perhaps best remembered for declaring that "Nice guys finish last," Leo Durocher is notable for many more things than just that. He was the roommate of Babe Ruth with the…
Don Drysdale On TV
Hall of Fame Dodgers star pitcher Don Drysdale was from Los Angeles but he began in baseball with the Brooklyn Dodgers. When the team moved West to Los Angeles in…
CMG Worldwide Proudly Announces The Representation of Tatum Richey
CMG Worldwide proudly announces the representation of Tatum Richey. About Tatum Richey Tatum Richey is an equestrian on the equestrian team at Baylor University. She attended Attended North Florida Christian…
Dr. Maya Angelou reciting her poem at President Bill Clinton’s inauguration
For the presidential inauguration of Bill Clinton in 1993, Maya Angelou recited her poem "On the Pulse of Morning". This made her the first poet to make an inaugural recitation…
James Dean will be inducted into an Indiana sports hall of fame. Yes, that James Dean
Before James Dean was a Hollywood heartthrob invading the silver screen with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth. Before he was a mysterious rebel with dark, burrowing eyes and…
Steve McQueen, The King of Cool
Steve McQueen was a breakout star the year his series, Wanted Dead or Alive exploded on TV. Pretty soon his antihero acting persona earned him the reputation as "The King…
J. Robert Oppenheimer’s Grandson on What the Movie Gets Right and the One Scene He Would Have Changed
Moviegoers turned out in droves this weekend for writer-director Christopher Nolan's new film Oppenheimer, fueling an expectations-shattering domestic box office debut of $80 million. The three-hour-long biopic recounts the life story of J.…
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