The logs that Charles Ingalls used to build the little house on the prairie did not belong to him but to the Osage Indians, says Laura Ingalls Wilder biographer Caroline Fraser. It was an act of theft, though it certainly wasn’t seen so at the ...
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Even if you've never watched the 1965 animated television special, "A Charlie Brown Christmas," based on Charles Schulz's beloved comic strip, "Peanuts," chances are you've heard songs from the film's soundtrack of the same name — likely in a department store, some Hollywood holiday rom-com ...
These trivia questions were originally developed and presented in a different form for “Little House on the Prairie, The Musical.”
These trivia questions were originally developed and presented in a different form for “Little House on the Prairie, The Musical.”
These trivia questions were originally developed and presented in a different form for "Little House on the Prairie, The Musical."
In her adult life, Laura Ingalls Wilder was famous for her gingerbread. While the gingerbread doesn't appear in the books, we interviewed several people who knew her for the film Laura Ingalls Wilder: Prairie to Page and asked them if they'd ever tasted it ...
As Keith Haring became more famous, he got to know the biggest celebrities of the era, referring to them by their first names. It started with Andy (Warhol), and continued with Brooke (Shields), Michael (Jackson), Farrah (Fawcett), Yoko (Ono), and more. "Getting to hobnob with ...
Once Keith Haring's work started to create a buzz in the art world, he needed to find an art dealer to help him. He chose Tony Shafrazi, a big personality who was infamous for defacing Picasso's "Guernica" at the Museum of Modern Art. "He believed ...
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Keith Haring will forever be remembered as a prolific artist who shirked convention and elitism to bring art to the streets and its people. Lesser known is just how much Haring's HIV diagnosis in 1987 helped propel the work of one of history's best known ...
