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When the producers of "Watergate," the five-part BBC documentary mini-series, were conducting early on-camera interviews, they weren't at all convinced that John Dean, former legal counsel to the White House...

The first tour of its kind-"Black Paris, Plus . . ." follows the Harlem Renaissance trail into the haunts of America's expatriate black artists and writers. "Black Paris"-the Paris that...

Queen Elizabeth II: A Woman Who Is Not Amused By Nicholas Davies Birch Lane Press, 500 pages, $24.95 Being married to the monarchy may be slightly more reputable than being...

The cable network VH-1 will dedicate itself to aging rockers next week when it renames itself `Stones-TV,' and features wall-to-wall Rolling Stones programing. The festivities start at 6 p.m. Sunday...

Stevie Nicks believes in angels. In fact, she believes they helped arrange her current concert tour. "The angels cleared everything in my life so I could concentrate on this," she...

As acting careers go, Sherry Stringfield is having a good one, a very good one. She has been employed regularly since graduating five years ago from the Acting Conservatory of...

At the end of summer, Kimberly Aiken will surrender her crown as Miss America. But she has made a mark on the country. She is, arguably, the most community-active Miss...

When Irven (Jack) Brod moved into the Empire State Building, there was no air-conditioning and King Kong hadn't climbed it yet. The year was 1931-the height of the Depression-and Brod...

He came. He saw. He conquered. And he got out of town. All within the span of 15 months. In a stunning move that caught the New York Rangers completely...

Buster Douglas was more than patron saint of all lost causes, the man to point to when things look tough and say, "He beat Mike Tyson." He is also a...