“I would love to see this building up and running,” Briseño said, later adding, “Help our community, help our victims, help our own kids.” Jim Brugh, a local attorney, was also among the ...

“I’ve known Jimmy for decades,” mayor-elect Eric Moore said on WGLT's Sound Ideas. “I knew his wife. I’ve coached his kids. Jim’s a good guy. But when I looked at that, I thought, well, he’s the only ...

Released in 1986, Jim Henson’s “Labyrinth” didn’t perform well at the U.S. box office despite featuring fantastical imagery from Henson, original songs from David Bowie, and a funny and ...

He found the movie with “Jim Henson’s Labyrinth,” a fantasy-sci-fi saga that featured not only the work of the Muppets creator, but of rock icon David Bowie. “In some way, I always imagine ...

How many Broadway shows has John Tartaglia been in? John Tartaglia has appeared on Broadway in 4 shows. How many West End shows has John Tartaglia been in? John Tartaglia has not appeared in the ...

Jim said, “I suppose you could say that we are very much like kids in a sweet shop right now. As the years roll on, we might put a bit more structure to the thing. I owned a software business.

At "Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: In Concert" a live band performs in sync with the movie, featuring David Bowie’s original vocals and score from the soundtrack. Mellisa chats with show producer ...

children's idyllic childhood—in contrast to Rick's miserable one Rick asks Jim if he has kids. Jim says he has two daughters. "I bet they had a happy childhood growing up here," Rick says.

For David Bowie and Muppet fans, an event that pairs both is coming your way. “Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: In Concert” is an event that "transports fans to the Goblin City with an exciting ...

The university announced this week that the "international superstar" will be the one to inspire graduates in honor of the campus' long history with Muppets creator Jim Henson, a 1960 University ...

The University of Maryland says it is honoring Jim Henson, an alumnus, with its choice of commencement speaker. Some students think it is avoiding “real issues.” By Callie Holtermann Andrew ...