How ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’ Championed Children With Disabilities
Fred Rogers did more than just meet with a disabled child. He invited him to come on the show.
Fred Rogers did more than just meet with a disabled child. He invited him to come on the show.
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Bobby Flay tells us what it took to get him in the kitchen.
“Cake Boss” star Buddy Valastro shows off his famous bakery and some of its creations, along with the members of the community who inspire him to continue the family tradition of baking.
Reverend George Wirth helps others get to know his best friend, Fred Rogers. Wirth explains how Rogers Christian faith helped open the minds of others to different cultures and ways of thinking.
The TV show host regularly gives talks about the value of vocational training and the growing problem we’re seeing in younger generations joining the workforce. Another job Rowe has taken on with Somebody’s Gotta Do It is to just provide some quality entertainment to families tired of the slog of bad news they see on TV. Mike Rowe also brings us a new audience and the value of purpose over passion.
The figure skater reflects on her history-making performance at the Olympics and looks ahead to winning another title, on “Dancing with the Stars.”
The actress gets brutally honest about her struggle with her weight, past family trauma, and her star-making role on NBC’s hit TV show.
The first full-length trailer for the documentary gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at one of TV’s most beloved icons.