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But then Bela Fleck has never been an ordinary banjo player. Acclaimed by critics and audiences alike as the premier banjo player in the world, Fleck has turned an instrument traditionally used in country music and bluegrass into one that mixes elements of bebop jazz, classical, pop, rock, funk and world music.

Big Bad Boo Studios co-founder Shabnam Rezaei integrates cultural diversity into children's television.

Share + Dec 15, 2009 7:37 pm US/Pacific CONCORD Who could have guessed what started out as a way to save the city of Concord $20,000 would end up making national headlines? Joyce Lindquist was taking pictures of Concord's Christmas Tree, while CBS News Correspondent Ben Tracy was working on a story for the Evening News.

"I allowed things to go too far." That's the message tonight from Arlington Mayor Russell Wiseman.

She felt that illustrators needed to show a more realistic - more human - version of Jesus that children could relate better to.

I missed CHARLIE BROWN LAST NIGHT! I couldn't believe it, we had somewhere we had to go last night, and I missed it.

Smoking in Louisiana is becoming increasingly rare. New figures from the United Health Foundation shows a big drop in the percentages.

Charlie chats with Linus in the snow in this frame from ABC's "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Video Dec.

Share + Dec 8, 2009 3:00 pm US/Central ARLINGTON, Tenn. 1 of 1 President Barack Obama makes a statement from the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, D.C., upon his return from Camp David on Nov.

I don't know about you, but I'm already done with the music that's promoted as "holiday favorites." Enough already of Mannheim Steamroller, Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime" and anyone's version of "The Little Drummer Boy." "Little Saint Nick" is getting tiresome, too.

A small town mayor is under fire for what he wrote about the President online. Mayor Russell Wiseman of Arlington called President Obama a Muslim on his Facebook page, attacked Obama's supporters, and said the president's primetime address on Tuesday about the U.S. military's strategy in Afghanistan was a deliberate effort to block the airing of ...

Huffington Post comments on the political wizard who talked mess about our "Muslim" president preempting Charlie Brown on Facebook: First off, "A Charlie Brown Christmas" is a twenty-five minute dissertation on Jesus Christ being the Son of God.

"True Blood" is set in a fictitious small town in Lousiana in a reality where vampires drink synthetic blood instead of feeding from humans, helping them to integrate into society.

SUNDAY: Tenn. mayor says Obama purposely bumped 'Charlie Brown Christmas' Submitted by SHNS on Fri, 12/04/2009 - 14:22 Wiseman made the statements on his Facebook page, where he declared Obama to be a Muslim.

You know how you never visit the Grand Ole Opry or the Loveless or Pancake Pantry until an out of town guest makes you go? And then after you go, you remind yourself how much fun it was and wonder why you don't do it more often? Well, the holiday season at Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center can be a lot like that.

Jeff Peckman is ready for more close-ups. Good news, Denverites! Next year , you'll get a chance to vote on UFOlogist Jeff Peckman's ballot measure to create an " extraterrestrial affairs commission ." Denver Clerk and Recorder Stephanie O'Malley has confirmed that Peckman's surpassed the 3,974 signatures needed for inclusion.

Even before President Barack Obama began his Afghanistan speech, I could tell you whom he was speaking to.

My hubby's family lives in Minnesota so every year or two we stuff ourselves into the cab of a truck and drive across country for a visit.

You're my first smile for the day. Here's Linus telling the Charlie Brown and friends what Christimas is all about: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKk9rv2hUfA 12/01/2009 4:47:51 PM PST by Cindy To: combat_boots 12/01/2009 4:48:04 PM PST by Richard Kimball To: Richard Kimball Snoopy store: http://www.cafepress.com/snoopystore/ 6 posted on 12/01/2009 ...

One of the highlights of the Christmas season at our house is watching "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Even more classic than 'It's a Wonderful Life" and "A Christmas Story," Charlie Brown reminds us of the reason for the season.