the sweet science.com There are some sports – not boxing, obviously – that conjure images of wealth and privilege, perhaps because to become really good at them there has to be a lengthy and costly investment of time and money, those expenses often covered by well-to-do parents. Among the so-called “country club sports” are golf,

by Gwendolyn Plummer – littlethings Once upon a time, Danny Bonaduce starred as Danny Partridge on The Partridge Family. At the time, he was an adorable red headed kid with an arsenal of funny jokes and a bright future ahead of him — but things didn’t go just as Danny had planned at first. In a

Joe Corey | January 16, 2018   Before the CW became the Superhero network, they aired shows that dealt with normal people. It’s hard to believe that there could be a show about friends doing their best to face the challenges of the world with each others support. They’re not out to save the world, but keep

Danny’s Teammates on 2017 Battle of the Network Stars. See the episode on September 7th 2017.

From the small screen and sold-out shows to… trailer parks? Some of the biggest stars from the ’70s ended up in drug-fueled drama and one of these stars even got into a sword fight. (Yes, really.) These stars of the ‘70s fell on hard times and many of them have yet to recover. 1. Kristy

  By Mike Scott To younger viewers, this week’s debut of ABC’s “Battle of the Network Stars” might seem like a natural outgrowth of today’s three-pronged obsession with celebrity, unscripted TV and prime-time competition shows. But as viewers of a certain age can tell you, the idea is anything but a new one. For 12

Updated June 28, 2017 9:53 AM By Diane Werts Special to Newsday WHEN | WHERE 9 p.m. Thursday on ABC/7 WHAT IT’S ABOUT TV loves itself so much, it creates its own time capsules for future gawking. The ’70s and ’80s gave us “Battle of the Network Stars,” that inexplicable string of 19 trashsports specials

vulture.com – ABC’s reboot of Battle of the Network Stars is shaping up to be the Olympics of throwback TV. Dozens of classic characters from a slew of old-school series — Famous TV Families (Danny Bonaduce, Barry Williams, Beverley Mitchell, Willie Aames, Charlene Tilton) vs. Doctors (Thomas Calabro, Taye Diggs, Rachelle Lefevre, Deidre Hall, Benjamin

credit www.mariettatimes.com WILLIAMSTOWN — Andy Warhol uttered the quote “In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.” Vicki Viers may not have been world famous for 15 minutes but she did double the amount of time to be famous Saturday night on the HGTV program “House Hunters.” Viers co-owns and brokers, along with