Nostalgia
The Tapestry of Carole King’s Life: Threads of Maternal Influence
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical covers the early days of the singer/songwriter’s life and sheds light on those who influenced her, including her mother, Genie Klein
The Carole King Story on the Richmond Stage
The Broadway musical tells of the singer/songwriter's early years, from her first hit song as a teenager through her success with 'Tapestry.'
Variety the Spice of Ed Asner’s Life
Don’t expect Ed Asner’s name to fade from casting lists anytime soon. With a variety of current and upcoming projects, 87-year-old Asner remains as busy and versatile as ever.
Williamsburg Film Festival's Last Hurrah
Classic Westerns are celebrated at the Williamsburg Film Festival. If you’ve considered attending, 2017 will be your last chance: the March 8-11 event will be its swan song.
Where Were You on Feb. 6, 1983?
We all feel a bit overworked at times, and that’s true even if you’re a United States Supreme Court justice. Today, United States Chief Justice Warren Burger asks Congress to create a new court made up of judges from other federal courts just to ease the workload a bit on the Supreme Court.
Fifty Years of the Carol Burnett Show
Carol Burnett’s newest book, “In Such Good Company: Eleven Years of Laughter, Mayhem, and Fun in the Sandbox,” covers her popular variety show, first broadcast in September 1967.
Looking Back at Richmond Sports
In this case, I’d like to rewind back to the fall of 1980. Jimmy Carter was President, the Strawberry Street Café was four years into an incredible run with the bathtub salad bar, and over at WXEX, Ken Strayhorn, Lou Charlip and I were embarking on a magical five-year run of covering sports in the city of Richmond.
Where Were You On December 5, 1986?
Bill Oglesby recalls some of the highlights of that day.