"The Railway Children," a play by E. Nesbit, produced by Bonnie Grice and her "boots on the ground theater" at the ...

“I was divorced and the mother of two young children when I was hired as advertising coordinator ... Meeting fascinating people, from Moshe Dayan’s widow to comedian Phyllis Diller to Nobel Prize ...

Fourth grader Claire Chmielewski makes her theatrical debut as Phyllis in "The Railway Children ... includes Stagedoor Manor Acting Camp and the Diller-Quaile School of Music.

In 'P.I. Diaries' Mullen details Carson's bizarre behavior, seeing him use a wine bucket to relieve himself while sitting next to a shocked John Wayne and actress Phyllis Diller at New York's '21 ...

Captain America stays at number one for the second consecutive weekend, followed by the big new release, Oz Perkins' horror-comedy The Monkey in second place. It's a lighter weekend for new ...

She paved the way for Phyllis Diller, all these women. BWW: Lucille Ball! Lucille Ball, who was gorgeous, but didn't really find it until she could be her quirky, kooky self. Yeah. You know ...

Phyllis is many things, but she would not risk losing her children again. All signs point to Phyllis not missing on her own accord. Oh yes, we have a feeling that Ian (Ray Wise) has returned upon ...

Phyllis Schwartz. Courtesy photo Encinitas mother Phyllis Schwartz recently unveiled her third children’s book, “Laggie and Grillo: An Unlikely ...

Phyllis lived a life full of love, laughter and generosity. She was the proud mother of six children, a cherished grandmother, a great-grandmother and even a great-great-grandmother. Her love knew ...

The widow of slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller and an American recently released from Russian prison will be among the “everyday American heroes” honored by President Trump Tuesday night ...

Phyllis Summers has been an important character ... by her abrupt radio silence as she used to play a major role in her children's lives. Everyone is on edge, hoping for answers about her ...

I don’t know where the expression first originated, but the first time I heard it was actually at a meeting of Aiken County Council. Mim Woodring, former owner of The Star, was a member of this ...