SUSAN PIERCE: For the fourth consecutive week, Christopher Straub was in "Project Runway's" bottom two and evaded being "aufed," even though he deserved to be cut loose far more than Nicolas Putvinski, who got the judges' boot.

SUSAN PIERCE: The latest challenge on "Project Runway" was to create a dress made of newspaper, paying homage to the iconic paper dress first designed in 1968.

SUSAN PIERCE: Anna McCraney, a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, took home the crown as the first winner of Bravo's "The Fashion Show."

Two boys were walking home from Sunday school after hearing a strong preaching on the devil.

Memorial Day, a federal holiday officially marked on the last Monday in May, combines two ceremonies begun in the 1860s to honor soldiers and survivors of the Civil War, according to the Embassy of the United States of America.

* Favorite Mother’s Day gift: “(Sydney) made me this adorable 12”x12” pillow when she was 6. She had drawn stick figures of us on it, along with a great sun and flowers. Each year she makes me an amazing card with the most precious and sweet messages.”

The folks at Cracker Barrel Old Country Store have taken a shine to Dolly Parton, and the bright pink rockers on the porch are proof.

CLINT COOPER: If I were king of the forest, I would demand that actors in television, movies and even audio books learn how people talk in the South before they emote.

In 1979, at the first race in her honor, Karen Lawrence was recuperating from a bone-marrow transplant that doctors hoped would help her overcome leukemia.

The first outing of the season sold out last Saturday, but the Eerie Express rides again Friday, Saturday and Oct. 31.

Clint Cooper: When I was young, my mother would remind me to “warsh” good when I was in the bathtub.

A Polar Express train ride at Christmas and two new attractions in 2009 are in the works at Dollywood.

Entertainer Dolly Parton recently sat down with members of the media to preview new attractions at her Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.

What with trying not to be a statistic in the national epidemic of obesity, combined with almost reaching (gulp) the age of 50, I have finally learned that a crunchy salad is much better tasting than a Big Mac.

For many of Chattanooga’s signature events, food doesn’t just play a supporting role, it’s the centerpiece of the celebration.

The September 2006 concert by the American Chamber Players at Covenant College must have been memorable.