Sayed Badreya came from a ghetto in Egypt and now he seems to be happiest actor in Hollywood. On this episode of Making It, Sayed says that American movies influence the whole world and he gives wise advice to aspiring entertainers.
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The documentary producers of ‘Take Me Home’ focus their lens on an Austin man who is building a community where homeless people are embraced as family. They aim to help Americans discover the real meaning of home and community.
Laura Ingraham and Ted Nugent got rough with Parkland teen activist David Hogg. Now Hogg’s mother has announced his political plans.
Roseanne Barr’s return to primetime TV and the Christian movie ‘I Can Only Imagine’ are gigantic surprise hits. President Trump called Roseanne to congratulate her.
Gen Z hits the streets as the conscience of our nation. They want things to change, even if they haven’t reasoned out how.
Katy Perry proudly stole a young man’s kiss on ‘American Idol.’ She’s also in the legal process of taking a valuable convent from elderly Catholic nuns, and one of them died during the latest court hearing. See the nuns speak here.
The number of Irish Americans is nearly seven times as large as the population of Ireland. So let’s get to the Irish entertainment for Saint Patrick’s Day.
Eighteen years after the Columbine massacre and every other terrible tragedy up to the 17 preventable deaths in Parkland, it looks like many Americans are ready to listen instead of just talking.
Bass Reeves inspired the legendary tales on radio, television and film. He was the Lone Ranger. What you may not know is that he was black.
Tom Petty’s widow Dana Petty and daughter Adria Petty released a solemn statement about the heartbreaking cause of his death. They hope this will become a good lesson to save other people’s lives.
