Blast 24: American Bandstand at Winston Churchill High School on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7, 8, 14 and 15 at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday, Dec. 9 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets can be found online at www ...

Titled “Barbershop, Doo-Wop and Rock-n-Roll, a Bandstand Experience,” the show represents something the group has been building up to, said show chair Terry Morrison.

The American Bandstand appearance was just a precursor to a long and fruitful career for the Jackson 5, and subsequently, Michael Jackson’s solo career. Revisit their debut, below.

Clark also astutely asks the singer what her hopes are for 1984 and beyond. Her dream was “to rule the world,” an astoundingly prescient prediction of what would ensue. She was already on her ...

"American Bandstand," hosted by Dick Clark, made its national debut on 67 ABC affiliate stations on August 5, 1957, and became a powerful force in entertainment.

The first episode of "American Bandstand" was filmed in a studio on 46th and Market streets in West Philadelphia on Aug. 5, 1957. The show, hosted by Dick Clark, captured the attention of ...

Leinenkugel's will no longer use an image of a Native American woman long associated with the Chippewa Falls-based brewery. Leinenkugel's will begin to make changes to the logo and other imagery ...

The bird symbolizes keenness, cunning, and tenacity.” McLaughlin did not adopt that insignia as the Blackhawks’ logo, though. Instead, he decided on the side profile of a Native American.

Joseph Eric Rice, a manager and agent, died at his home in Laguna Beach, Calif. on Sept. 7. His death was confirmed by his family. Rice grew up in the San Fernando Valley and in his teenage years ...

In 1964, Dick Clark and the show relocated to Los Angeles. For “American Bandstand’s” 20th anniversary, Mary Murphy reported in the June 19, 1973, Los Angeles Times: ...

Lew Klein, a broadcast pioneer who helped create "American Bandstand" and launched the careers of Dick Clark and Bob Saget, has died. He was 91.

PHILADELPHIA - Lew Klein, a broadcast pioneer who helped create “American Bandstand” and launched the careers of Dick Clark and Bob Saget, has died. He was 91.