Rev. Austin Miles

The last time I heard applause during a film was for Donald O’Connor’s wonderful Make ’em Laugh number to cheer up his pal Gene Kelly in the musical, Singin’ in The Rain. And it is rare to hear an audience applaud at the end

There was a time when being a celebrity was a privileged position. Those in that category were treated like royalty and respected. They were under strict orders from the studios to exhibit and maintain morality, dress well and use proper

Nik Wallenda is a true megastar. Not for effectively portraying others on the big screen, but by simply being himself.  He is a highly skilled performer who executes pulse squeezing daredeviltry on a thin high wire stretched across familiar landmarks

Actress Christine White died on April 14 at Brinton Woods Nursing Home in Washington, D.C., but news of her passing was delayed until a quiet funeral had taken place. She was 86. A mutual friend of hers, Chaplain Carson Curcini,

VIENNA,Virginia.  Howard Phillips, a man unwavering in his principles, passed away on Saturday, April 20,2012. According to his family, he died of Temporal Frontal Lobe Dementia. He had been hit with Alzheimer’s Disease a little over a year ago. Phillips,

The critics began sharpening their pencils when it was announced that a new TV mini-series titled The Bible would debut on The History Channel.  The moment the first installment was aired, howling was heard in the night as the watchmen

Nik Wallenda, another celebrity who does not hide his faith in God, prayed aloud Friday as he negotiated the wire stretched before him as he made his dangerous but historic walk across Niagara Falls. Nearing the finish line, he did

Who else is sick and tired of seeing and hearing someone make a comment and then apologize for making it? The continual cacophony of whimpering non-ending apologies, diluted with a mixture of dribble, scribble and gnashing of teeth, can scrape

Even with the ample display of Angelina Jolie’s right leg and Jennifer Lopez’s left nipple, Sunday’s Oscar telecast almost became what it was meant to be, a celebration of entertainment that transports young and old to a better idea of

While waiting for the start of the stage version of “It’s A Wonderful Life” presented at the Nick Rodriguez Community Center in Antioch, California, when I heard that a 15 year-old kid — and one with a disability, mind you