Tracking Trends, Breaking News
According to CBS News, SAG-AFTRA reports that they have been presented with a “last” agreement proposal from producers, however the strike is still ongoing. Watch CBS News SAG-AFTRA, the union representing thousands of actors, remains on strike despite receiving what it says is a “last, best and final” three-year contract offer from producers. But one
Read MoreEven though she had a highly praised career,Barbra Streisand said that her performances have been shadowed by a fear of forgetting her lines — a fear that took root during her early days in Broadway’s “Funny Girl.” She explained that the unexpected actions of her co-star, Sydney Chaplin, during their performance of “Funny Girl” caused
Read More
If you go down to the basement of Barbra Streisand’s Malibu residence, you’ll find yourself in her personal shopping center – a mall. Inside, you’ll come across Bee’s Doll Shop, a dream come true for any girl, designed in the extravagant style of Streisand. Barbra Streisand expressed her passion for collecting and antiques and shared
Read More
Barbra Streisand discusses her highly anticipated memoir on CBS News. Watch CBS News Barbra Streisand shares her life story in her debut autobiography, “My Name Is Barbra,” discussing both the struggles and triumphs she faced as a renowned actress, singer, and director. In an interview with “CBS Mornings” host Gayle King, Streisand opens up about
Read More
Everyone has to begin somewhere. At the age of nineteen, Barbra Streisand’s starting point was the Bon Soir nightclub in New York. In her book, “My Name Is Barbra,” she recalls, “The Bon Soir was a typical nightclub in Greenwich Village … it was small, dimly lit, and you had to descend a flight of
Read More
Rewording not possible. Watch CBS News Everyone has to begin somewhere. The 19-year-old formerly known as Barbara Joan Streisand’s starting point was at Bon Soir, a cozy nightclub located in New York’s Greenwich Village. Her shows there signaled the emergence of a significant new artist. In an interview with writer James Gavin and critics Wesley
Read More
In the lore of the American West, where heroes are made of both lawmen and the lawless, there’s a story of a man as tough as Billy the Kid, as good with a gun as Wild Bill Hickok, and as fast as a horse on the Pony Express. At 6 foot two, Deputy U.S. Marshal
Read More
Bass Reeves, an unknown hero of the Wild West – CBS News Watch CBS News The tale of Bass Reeves, a fugitive slave from Texas who rose to the rank of deputy U.S. marshal and brought around 3,000 criminals to justice during his time as a badge-wearer, is now being shared in a fresh Paramount+
Read More
At the time, it was unexpected that the situation would unfold as it did. In 1923, S.H. Woodruff and Tracy Shoults, real estate developers, faced an issue. The majority of Los Angeles residents were residing downtown, below Wilshire. This resulted in slow sales for their newly developed housing project located at the base of the
Read More
The iconic Hollywood sign celebrates its 100th anniversary – CBS News Watch CBS News Egypt boasts its pyramids, Paris is home to the Eiffel Tower, and Los Angeles is famous for the Hollywood sign, a well-known landmark across the globe. Reporter Luke Burbank delves into the background of this iconic sign, which is celebrating its
Read More