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Conway hams it up in rare performances not seen in more than 40 years. America’s most beloved comedian, the legendary Tim Conway is featured here in a hilarious clip from the 1960s. In this digitally-remastered and crystal-clear video, Conway plays one of his lesser known, but nonetheless funny characters 'Dag Hereford'. A self-professed expert on

You’ve heard it in a million TV shows and commercials, but have you ever seen the real thing? “Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream. Make him the cutest that I’ve ever seen.” The year is 1958. Eisenhower is the President, and rock-and-roll as we know it is starting to take shape. But don’t tell that

Elvis put heart and soul into this performance and sang it in a southern gospel style, so intensely, it was claimed the three backing singers had tears running down their cheeks. It struck a deep chord with Elvis, too, as upon hearing the finished recording for the first time, he said, 'I'm never going to

The Texas Tenors are looking back at what changes have taken place in their lives in the last ten years since they first stepped foot on the America’s Got Talent stage. Marcus Collins, JC Fisher, and John Hagen, now known collectively as the Texas Tenors, have performed at more than 1,000 concerts and won three

Headlining stars like Jackie Evancho and Grace VanderWaal owe their success to none other than the Simon Cowell-founded global franchise America’s Got Talent. But they’re not the only ones basking in unprecedented success after appearing on the hit tv series. Before appearing on the show's fourth season, Marcus Collins, JC Fisher, and John Hagen were

Matteo Bocelli sings a beautiful classical rendition of the Disney hit 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight?' from 'Lion King.' The Italian singer is backed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra as part of the 'Disney Goes Classical' Album. The video is beautifully shot in the studio and catches Matteo in the light, portraying him like

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Watching the weather report is often a necessary but tedious pursuit, especially in times of extreme weather. Bob Herzog, the “Traffic Man,” in Cincinnati has made the bearer of bad news into a hilarious parody. In his report of a particularly bad winter weather day, he sings “Just Don’t Go” to the very popular tune

This is the story of a bullet — a spent, misshapen, but otherwise intact, bullet — that a Navy doctor said was found late at night, on the floor, in the back of John Kennedy’s limousine. No one seems to want to acknowledge it.

When you’re taking part in any competition, it’s essential to stand out from competitors. During the 2014 Camp Hollywood National Jitterbug Championships, four lovely couples couldn’t help but steal the show. Their unique performance started with them standing with their other half and appearing to be sleepily swaying. You can hear the eager audience shout