Military Group Voices of Service Makes the Top 5 in 'America's Got Talent' Finals
They may not have taken the crown, but here's hoping we'll hear their voices for years to come.
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WWII Veteran, Television Newsman Sander Vanocur Dies at 91
Vanocur served in U.S. Army in Europe and attended the London School of Economics.
Military Singing Group Voices of Service Goes for the Win on 'America's Got Talent'
Voices of Service, a singing quartet of active-duty soldiers and veterans, has advanced to the "America's Got Talent" finals.
Ken Burns Tells an Epic Story of Modern America in 'Country Music'
Of course, World War II and Vietnam play a huge role in this story of music in the USA.
Book Explains How Cable TV, Trump's Presidency Unquestionably Tied Together
James Poniewozik credits reality TV and the 24-7 news cycle with the rise of candidate Trump.
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