Parents need to know that A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving is a 25-minute holiday special based on the Peanuts comic strip. The story promotes friendship, togetherness, and gratitude. Expect comic ...

Holidays like Thanksgiving scream tradition and what's more nostalgic than watching a classic holiday special with your family. If "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" is on your radar, you may have ...

In the 1973 holiday classic "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," Franklin, the sole Black character, is sidelined at the dinner table. It might not make up for the slight, but decades later ...

I had high expectations for a sports-themed Charlie Brown special. However, this was just as disappointing as the Thanksgiving special. The opening scene features Charlie Brown chasing down a fly ball ...

Charlie's Music Shop plays the pop side of the Great American Songbook. Host Charlie McMullen mixes the hits along with the lesser-known artists and songs from the 1940s, 50s, and into the 60s.

Clark Gesner was an American composer and singer best known for creating music for the beloved musical You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. His catchy and playful songs from the show became ...

Many a jazz fan was first exposed to the music through pianist Vince Guaraldi's soundtracks for the long series ... the people at Lee Mendelson films are serving up a fresh take on some old favorites.

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Adelphi Academy of Brooklyn Head of School Ms. Iphigenia Romanos (far left) congratulates members of the cast and crew following their successful production of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” The ...

Like most so-called overnight successes, Vincent Anthony Guaraldi—who forever described himself as "a reformed boogie-woogie piano player"—worked hard for his big break.

FLORENCE — An presentation titled "Charlie Brown's America: The Popular Politics of Peanuts" is at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library.