Prince George and Princess Charlotte stayed behind with their nanny as Britain's Prince William and his wife, Kate, continued their tour of British Columbia on Sunday, a day after George left Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hanging on a high-five.
They were field hands, cooks, musicians and blacksmiths. Some were "well made," others lame. A few showed ritual tribal scarring from their native Africa, others bore scars inflicted by their masters. All of them — some 600-plus men and women — were black slaves who bolted for freedom in upstate New York in the 1700s and early 1800s.
Arnold Palmer brought a country club sport to the masses with a hard-charging style, charisma and a commoner's touch. At ease with both presidents and the golfing public, and on a first-name basis with both, "The King" died Sunday in Pittsburgh. He was 87.
Actress Pam Grier and opera soprano Jessye Norman are among the recipients of Harvard University's 2016 W.E.B. Du Bois medals honoring those who have made significant contributions to African and African American history and culture.
Viola Davis said Sunday that her own experiences with sexual assault led her to become an advocate for the Rape Foundation and encouraged others to visit treatment centers so they'll become supporters.
Sprayed champagne and beer flooded the blue carpet in the Dodgers clubhouse. The stench of alcohol hung in the damp air. Wives, kids and a puppy were in on the party with music blaring.
Jose Fernandez escaped from Cuba by boat on his fourth try as a teenager, and when his mother fell into the Yucatan Channel during the journey, he jumped in and pulled her out.
When Diane Ellzey wanted to teach Hattiesburg schoolchildren it was OK to express their anger in a constructive way, she had them draw pictures of the Angry Birds — popular video game characters. When the Hattiesburg Public School District art teacher came up with a lesson on the importance of taking care of one's eyes, she combined that with a tutorial on Picasso, the artist who often distorted eyes in his paintings.
When Diane Ellzey wanted to teach Hattiesburg schoolchildren it was OK to express their anger in a constructive way, she had them draw pictures of the Angry Birds — popular video game characters. When the Hattiesburg Public School District art teacher came up with a lesson on the importance of taking care of one's eyes, she combined that with a tutorial on Picasso, the artist who often distorted eyes in his paintings.
Students who get aboard a Greenwood County School District 50 bus driven by Dennis Patterson likely have no clue how many years he spent working with legendary musicians and playing instruments alongside some of the Lakelands' most talented players.
The group that has created colorful paintings on more than 100 electrical boxes in New Orleans over the past several years will soon bring its artwork to Kenner.
Lee Jean, 16, went to 15 classrooms Friday morning for a "Go Wild!!!" for Lee Jean contest. He takes off for California next week, aiming to continue his run on the mega-hit Fox show, "American Idol."
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