A sensual revolution. A bra that’s there, but barely. Smooth, soft, unencumbered comfort. Discover it. Nothing feels better. Barely there […] Read more

For centuries spaghetti has remained the same – until now. Introducing Barilla Spaghetti Rigati, the first spaghetti made with ridges to hold more sauce. No wonder why it’s Italy’s number one brand of pasta. Italian meals will never be the same […] Read more

In Manhattan there’s a landmark community filled with historic brownstones and old-world charm. Its name is Chelsea. And in Chelsea, there’s another landmark, one that’s known throughout the world. Its name is Barney’s. With men’s fashions from here and abroad, a trip to Barney’s is like a tour of the fashion capitals of the world. […] Read more

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(edgy rock music. A and B are same voice, one is a little more “echoed” than the other) A: Who said work can’t be fun? B: Train now at the Bartenders Professional Training Institute in Rochester. A: And you could be bartending in just four short weeks. B: The work’s fun. A: The pay’s great. […] Read more

In our next segment, we visit individual stadiums, explore tales of the classic teams, legendary stars, and the devotion of the American baseball fan. First stop: Yankee Stadium, home of the team America loves to hate and breeding ground for a host of superstars and legends. Back at the Hall of Fame in the World […] Read more

In our next segment, we visit individual stadiums, explore tales of the classic teams, legendary stars, and the devotion of the American baseball fan. First stop: Yankee Stadium, home of the team America loves to hate and breeding ground for a host of superstars and legends. Back at the Hall of Fame in the World […] Read more

In 1909, a man named Charles Hercules Ebbets began secretly buying up adjacent parcels of land in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn including the site of a garbage dump called “pig town” because of the pigs that once ate their fill there and the stench that filled the air. He hoped eventually to build a […] Read more

Welcome to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. The first stop on your journey is the Cooperstown Room where you will come face to face with ten electees who were present for that first induction ceremony in 1939. Here rare vintage photographs trace the origin of the game. Next comes the Great Moments […] Read more