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Throwback Thursday: Ingrid Bergman – The Swedish Jewel of American Cinema
Ingrid Bergman is one of the greatest dramatic actresses of all time. For stellar performances she has garnered three Oscars (second only to Katharine Hepburn, who won four during her lifetime), five...
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Throwback Thursday: Lucille Ball – Legacy after Laughter
Lucille Ball reigned as the queen comedienne of sitcom television in the 1950s and earned thirteen Emmy nominations, winning four of the prestigious awards over the course of her long career. She...
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Marco Foster’s Stylish Fundraising Continues with The Grinch Who Gave Back...
It is now the time of year that tends to inspire our gratitude, and this holiday season Marco Foster is grateful to be alive. After facing death and winning the fight against a life-threatening brain...
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Throwback Thursday: Diana Ross Reigns Supreme, Then and Now
In 1976 Billboard magazine named Diana Ross the female entertainer of the century, and even today few would argue with the distinction. Between her work with The Supremes and as a solo artist, Diana...
View ArticleThrowback Thursday: Raquel Welch – Ageless Beauty
Her lines in One Million Years B.C. were as skimpy as her doeskin costume, but Raquel Welch’s role in the 1966 film propelled the young woman into megastardom, launching a long career built on a...
View Article5 Warm Winter Cocktails Guaranteed to Heat You Up
With the recent cold front that has swept across much of the country, most of us are left a little shivery. But no worries—nothing takes the chill out of your bones and puts a smile on your face...
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Throwback Thursday: Lesley Gore – The Teenage Voice of Heartbreak
Once dubbed in the early sixties as the Queen of Teen Angst, Lesley Gore lost her battle with lung cancer Monday, February 16 at the age of sixty-eight. Lesley first rose to prominence for belting...
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Yvonne Barteau Releases Manifesto from Horses’ Perspective
While you might expect a distinguished equestrian to have grown up immersed in horse culture, this is not the case of the renowned Yvonne Barteau. The expert rider was not even raised with pets....
View ArticleThe Uncertain Future of Dog Shows
Criticism of prestigious breed shows such as Crufts and the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show is hardly new. For the past several years, these and such shows have found themselves increasingly under...
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“Latin Nights” Bear Tie Ball Raises $760,000+ for Cancer Foundation
Kathleen Casey lost her eight-year-old son, Barrett “Bear” Krupa, in January of 1993. The child had spent over half his life engaged in a long fight against Wilms’ tumor, a form of kidney cancer....
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