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Beverly Cleary's memories from her post-high school move to Southern California through World War II and her first book success.

Inspired by an Ingmar Bergman film, A Little Night Music returns to Broadway with a star cast at the Walter Kerr Theater on 48th Street, but is it worth the price?

Folk Art and Outsider Art have become highly prized and collectible over the last fifty years. In response to that demand, museums have opened around the United States.

A short two-hour drive from San Diego passes lovely mountain towns then drops into the Anza-Borrego Desert, where the wildflowers this year should be spectacular.

A series of comics about a slacker who must fight his way through his girlfriends League of Evil Ex's.

Meet the Wiggles. A fun foursome from Australia, they have been in the children's entertainment business since the early 90s. And for good reason.

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A book excerpt from Carol Tavris & Elliot Aronson's Mistakes Were Made (But Not by Me): Why We Justify Foolish Beliefs, Bad Decisions, and Hurtful Acts.

The winners of the British Comedy Awards 2009, shown on ITV1 on December 12.

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Writing for children may seem as easy as 1-2-3, but underestimating what publishers and readers want can be the death knell for first-time writers.

The act of public breastfeeding creates public debate but as celebrities continue to do so, they create opportunities to tout the benefits of breastfeeding.

Maggie and Peter make it official and beat the "celebrity long engagement" curse.

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In Working Like Dogs: The Service Dog Guidebook, two fans of service dogs explain what they are and what it's like to have a dog that's trained to help a disabled person.

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The first residents settled Old Town San Diego when Father Junipero Serra started the first of 21 California missions. The town is now a popular travel destination.

The Keating Hotel introduces downtown San Diego to Euro-style accommodations in a racy remodel.

Hear the best techno songs and all-around best dance songs of the past year, according to the voters for this year's International Dance Music Awards.

Award winning cartoonist Jimmy Gownley talks about his popular graphic novel series Amelia Rules! and his thoughts on kids' comic books.

The hip Lark Street Business District in Albany NY is alive with year-round events & festivals in an area of trendy restaurants and thriving upstate New York night life.

While the women of the Beat movement did not receive the same attention of the mass media as the men, they were equally important in defining the generation.