Arts & Entertainment

Hoochie Coochie Man

He’s an unforgettable character who believes it’s never too late to rise to glory, even in the music business! Michael Galloway has already overcome the odds winning a harmonica championship and Independent Album of the Year. Now he’s going for more.

Michael Uslan

He had a dream to make his favorite comic book into a movie. Nobody believed — except Michael Uslan himself. He eventually got director Tim Burton and stars Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson and made his “Batman” movie, and nobody is laughing anymore.

Scott Ludwig

He was a young man, sitting in front of a couch, beginning that all too familiar spread when he decided to work some pounds off by running. He went out for a run and he still hasn’t stopped. That was 30 years ago.

What Famous Person Do You Look Like?

Wouldn’t it be fun to be in the spotlight just because you look like somebody else? And get paid for it, too? At the Sunburst Convention of Celebrity Tribute Artists, we found more than 100 hopefuls looking to make the most out of their lucky looks.

Martin Tahse

Legendary TV producer Martin Tahse has made it his mission to preserve one of the most beloved children’s shows of all time and he’s dedicated to introducing it to a whole new generation.

Pursue Your Passions

We’re highlighting the Growing Bolder philosophy through the stories of men and women who prove how great life can be when you’re bold enough to pursue your passions.

The Eternal Gift of Dance

Cathy Gillaspie’s passing came far too soon, but she left a touching and powerful legacy through the students whose lives she guided and the infants whose lives she helped save.

The Growing Bolder Radio Show: August 1, 2009

This week’s guests include historian Andrew Hansen, National Guard member Anita VanderMolen, runner Don McNelly and business expert Suzy Welch.

Suzy Welch

She wrote a bestseller about leadership called “Winning”. Her latest, “10-10-10: A Life Transforming Idea” teaches you how to make wise decisions.

Alison Arngrim

She may have played a nasty, selfish child on “Little House on the Prairie,” but in real life, Alison Arngrim is anything but. Find out how she’s changing the lives of children across the country.