As a star since the age of thirteen, when she originated the eponymous role of Little Orphan Annie in the 1977 Broadway debut of Annie and became the youngest nominee ever for a Tony Award for Best ...

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An Evening with Andrea McArdle is a brand new show that celebrates The Great American Songbook, Broadway and contemporary music. With Andrea’s soaring vocals, audiences will be taken on a musical ...

Keaton died on Oct. 11 in Los Angeles after being rushed from her home to the hospital. The Oscar winner was 79. “Something’s Gotta Give,” which earned Keaton her fourth Oscar nomination for lead ...

Her more recent feature roles included “Book Club” and its sequel, “Poms” and her last role onscreen in 2024’s “Summer Camp,” co-starring with Kathy Bates and Alfre Woodard. After establishing herself ...

Gertrude McArdle MONTPELIER — In Loving Memory of Trudy McArdle. It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Gertrude “Trudy” McArdle (Hammond), a beloved mother, grandmother, nurse, and ...

“Tomorrow” and “It’s a Hard-Knock Life” are well-known and loved songs around the world from the musical Annie. Here are some facts about the story and the three film adaptations all with the same ...

UNITED STATES - SEPTEMBER 09: WELCOME BACK, KOTTER - pilot - Season One - 9/9/75, Gabe Kotter (played by Gabe Kaplan, center), a former Sweathog, returned to his Brooklyn high school to teach the new ...

She may push the envelope on the internet, but this OnlyFans star is much more conservative in her offline endeavors. Annie Knight, the notorious content creator dubbed “Australia’s most sexually ...

How bad is crime and disorder in Washington, D.C.? Just asking questions. Local crime became a national issue following the assault of Edward Coristine—a former staffer at the Department of Government ...

PITTSFIELD — When she was just 12 years old, Andrea McArdle originated the title role in the Broadway musical “Annie,” becoming the youngest ever Tony Award nominee for leading actress in a musical.