A rare moment from 1993: David Bowie sat down with Sam Rubin at KTLA to talk about his then-new album Black Tie White Noise. A glimpse into Bowie’s artistry during one of his boldest eras. Excited ...

Disney's "Aladdin" production has a new Genie, and she's ready to "make some Broadway magic." Sherri Shepherd announced in a Sept. 8 Facebook post that she will play Genie in the Broadway production ...

Hey, family! And if you don’t know what I am talking about, ask your mama. Daytime Emmy-winning talk show host, comedian and actress Sherri Shepherd will return to Broadway this fall. She joins the ...

Talk show host Sherri Shepherd will make a rare Broadway appearance as the Genie in Disney’s Aladdin when she begins a limited run in the musical on Friday, October 16. Shepherd, who gave her first ...

Tepper worked at Goldman Sachs for seven years, starting in 1985. He then founded his own fund, Appaloosa Management, in 1993. From 1993 to 2019, Appaloosa generated average annual returns of 25%, ...

Ahead of the premiere of "The Late Show" in August 1993, host David Letterman sat down with "CBS This Morning" to discuss his break from his previous late night show, what viewers could expect from ...

David Bowie had a long legacy of being a creative chameleon, slipping in and out of different identities like coats. His entire career was like that. So it’s safe to say he constantly had his finger ...

Before streaming, before Blu-ray, and before DVDs, the VHS videocassette was the king of video. First launched in Japan in 1976, the format, short for Video Home System, was easy to use, compatible ...

It wasn’t that long ago that a VHS tape was barely worth the magnetic tape it was printed on. With the advent of DVD and Blu-ray, old cassettes were seen as archaic; grainy, muddy, and far less ...

It’s been half a century since the VHS (Video Home System) tape was introduced to the world, allowing movie lovers to watch their favorite flicks on demand for the first time. We kept playing (and ...

“Subscription fatigue,” frustration with streaming content changes, and a desire to collect rare finds are all boosting old-school physical media. The trio of 20-somethings who were happily sifting ...