Just outside San Bernardino on Route 66 lies the site of the 1954 accident that left Sammy Davis Jr. permanently injured.

During the second season of All in the Family, a very special guest showed up to visit the Bunkers. The episode “Sammy’s Visit” first aired on February 19, 1972 and musician and actor Sammy Davis Jr.

David Roy chats to Belfast-born Oscar-winner about an incredible career in film and bringing his debut play The Tunnel to the ...

Zeal Capital Partners raised $82 million for its third fund and plans to invest in 25 early-stage technology companies.

The first time I ever went to Chez Jay, the iconic nautically themed bar and restaurant located at the end of Route 66 just ...

Radio edit above. Extended interview below. Chicago is a restaurant city, one of the world’s best, and at the top of the list ...

Dishes at this Virginia Beach restaurant include chicken and waffles, shrimp and grits, fried green tomato and Carolina Low ...

Atlantic City is experiencing a cultural revival, blending nostalgic charm with bold new entertainment, dining and ...

MACOMB, IL - - The Al Sears Music Fest returns to Macomb this fall, Friday, Sep. 19 - Sunday, Sept. 21, with a dynamic weekend of jazz, R&B and American songbook performances. The festival will ...

Steeped in history and mid-century glamour, Fairmont El San Juan Hotel is one of Puerto Rico’s most iconic resorts. Its prime ...

The Kenosha Pops Concert Band celebrates everyone from composer Aaron Copland to singer Kenny Rogers in a free performance ...

Tyrant Studios is a cozy hidden gem featuring live entertainment presented by Seven Tyrants Theatre Society. This historic venue is located above Vancouver's legendary Penthouse Nightclub and has been ...