Positively Philadelphia: Living a Performer's Dream, at Age 76
Tonia Teece gave up a promising singing career to raise a family. Now, decades later, she brings her one-woman show home to Philadelphia.
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Tonia Teece gave up a promising singing career to raise a family. Now, decades later, she brings her one-woman show home to Philadelphia.
Joan Myers-Brown, the founder and artistic director of Philadanco, spoke to KYW Newsradio about "Risky Business" coming to the Perelman Theater on Friday, Dec. 12th through Sunday, Dec. 14th.
Famed rocker and philanthropist Jon Bon Jovi is this year's Marion Awards honoree and the awards dinner and celebration concert is Tuesday.
CBS 3 Eyewitness News goes deep inside the case as reporter Natasha Brown talks exclusively with key players who were in the middle of it all.
Ukee Washington spoke Bennett Miller, the director of "Foxcatcher."
Awards season kicked off Friday night with the 2014 Hollywood Film Awards, which debuted on television for the first time ever on CBS.
For those who feel like Hollywood's awards season can't start soon enough, you're in luck.
This week, a rapper battles anti-Semitism allegations, a "Cake Boss" gets drunk, and 'The Big Bang Theory' loses a star.
The seventh annual Israeli Jazz Phest takes place this weekend, bringing a host of new, world music.
"Dumb and Dumber To" wears its stupidity proudly and loudly.
New York City prosecutors have charged "Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro with three misdemeanor counts of drunken-driving.
Six cast members of "The Sopranos" will be on hand as the man who played mob boss Tony Soprano is inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame.
Gugu Mbatha-Raw, who starred in "Belle," plays a rhythm-and-blues singer who seems to be on her way to superstardom. Minnie Driver plays her overbearing mother.
"The Theory of Everything" is a deeply affecting romantic biography focused on the relationship between theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking and his first wife, Jane Wilde, as his body was gradually ravaged by a neuromuscular disease.
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