There are spa-centric getaways, family-friendly stays, and party-hearty atmospheres to be visited across the wide world of all-inclusives.
I had the great honor of taking 20 undergraduate students from Quinnipiac University to La Romana, Dominican Republic over New Year's to help the very...
Why was Bela Lugosi so inept in his single rendition of the Frankenstein monster? Did glamorous Honor Blackman once portray a blind woman? What is the secret behind actress Vera Miles' name?
It might not be as sentimental as "Free Willy," but this footage is still pretty amazing. According to the Guardian, while performing radio-freque...
What to do with a free Saturday at the end of a tiring, emotional, and exhilarating experience of construction, medical clinics, food distribution, and more?
In 1971, on our first date, Claude Picasso, Pablo's son, moved into my apartment in New York City. As a model, I was on the covers of Cosmopolitan, ...
Sex and relationship expert Dr. Laura Berman joined me on Mondays with Marlo to answer your questions on improving your sex life, building stronger re...
The Rev. Dr. Anna Pauline "Pauli" Murray spent a lifetime challenging not only racial segregation, but systems of discrimination in all of their forms.
Ramrod straight of posture, unwaveringly principled and caring, keenly intelligent and elegant in speech, Dr. Mays was one of the most important people to me during my college years at Spelman.
Dr. Phil set out to scoop Oprah -- the woman who discovered him -- on a huge show ... even warning his staff to keep Oprah in the dark....
Did Martin Luther King, Jr. ever dream that in Atlanta at the Junior Theater Festival, on his celebratory weekend in 2011, more than 2,000 kids from a...
Information is physical. But what happens if we spend eight or more hours a day jockeying with the internet, video games, and cell phones? It changes the brain. A lot.
The documentary A Mother's Courage does not sugarcoat autism, or celebrate it, or cure it. The movie's strength lies in that it shows the heart-wrenching reality of what families have to go.
Here are a few of the new items that might catch your attention some night when you're flipping channels at two in the morning.
We on the frontlines of this world-wide epidemic watch autism pioneers taken down by either a kangaroo court like the GMC or the corporate run media, and scratch our heads in utter stupification.
Today, heart disease is the number one killer of women in the United States. Sudden cardiac death is the most frequent presentation of the disease in women.
A cat can predict deaths at a nursing home in Rhode Island, according to a new book by scientist Dr. David Dosa. The book, "Making Rounds With Osca...
Impossible To Inevitable: Dare To Dream Big - Part 3 OK, it's official! Warren Buffet said so. ...
