Susan Stamberg was a game-changer for NPR. She didn't just report the news; she made it feel personal. Back in the early days of NPR, she was the voice that made people stop and wonder, "Who is that? " She wasn't your typical news anchor. She was lively, funny, and real. She made the news feel like
Thirty years ago, Susan Smith shocked the world by drowning her two young sons and blaming a carjacking. Now, she's up for parole. The story of what happened that night is a complex one, involving a mix of personal struggles and societal expectations. Smith's parole hearing is set for Wednesday, and
Ever thought who calls the shots for the Philadelphia Eagles? That's Jeff Lurie, who's been at the helm since 1994. He's not selling the team lock, stock, and barrel, but a tiny slice might go to Susan Y. Kim, the head honcho at Amkor Technology. This tech guru could boost the Eagles' value to over
Imagine a world where we see the grown-up Brady Bunch siblings living their adult lives. This dream was almost a reality with a planned reboot at CBS Studios. But something cut the project short—controversial comments made by the actress who played Cindy, Susan Olsen. Susan shared this story on the
Imagine a sea of people, all walking together in Denver's Civic Center Park. It's not just an event; it's a movement called the MORE THAN PINK Walk. This walk is about more than fundraising – though they aim to raise $650,000 for breast cancer research and programs. It’s about community and support.
