Gayle Jo Carter
Author
Gayle Jo Carter, a former entertainment editor at USA WEEKEND, has interviewed high-profile newsmakers for numerous publications including USA TODAY, AARP.org, Survivornet.com, Washington Jewish Week, and Parade.
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Health and Wellness for America’s Service Members Top This Chef’s Menu
Former Food Network star Robert Irvine keeps his plate full as a longtime advocate of service members, veterans, first responders, and their family members.
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Fox Sports’ Rules Analyst Needed a Personal Hail Mary—He Got It
Sidelined with debilitating back pain, broadcasting pioneer Mike Pereira miraculously found his way back—now he’s determined to not waste a minute.
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Rich Little Still Wants to Make You Laugh by Not Being Himself
At 86, the longtime comedian and impressionist plans to shine again on the Las Vegas stage.
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A Bible Story Comes to Life on Stage and on the Big Screen
‘Noah Live!’ sails across America in a special theatrical engagement.
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A Chuck Wagon Cook Spreads the Stories of Ranch Life
It’s not just food on the menu when culinary cowboy Kent Rollins serves up supper.
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A One-Man Mission to Spread the Word: These ‘Dirty Jobs’ Are Plentiful and Essential
Mike Rowe traveled to every state and worked with plumbers, electricians, steamfitters, pipefitters, brick layers, farmers, and fishers.
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‘See You at the Library’ Story Hour Lands at Library of Congress
Actor and filmmaker Kirk Cameron will headline the nationwide grassroots-led initiative.
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‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’ Proves Faith and Family Are a Winning Combination
How Willie and Korie Robertson transformed their family’s reality TV series into a muiltmillion-dollar business empire.
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Success of ‘What If’ Flipped the Script for Both Creator Dallas Jenkins and Star Kevin Sorbo
The exclusive “Director’s Diaries” goes behind the scenes to reveal how It all began.
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How a Tale of ‘What If’ Led Actor Kevin Sorbo on His Own Righteous Path
The ‘Hercules’ star has built a stellar career, sticking to his faith all the while.
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Health and Wellness for America’s Service Members Top This Chef’s Menu
Former Food Network star Robert Irvine keeps his plate full as a longtime advocate of service members, veterans, first responders, and their family members.
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Fox Sports’ Rules Analyst Needed a Personal Hail Mary—He Got It
Sidelined with debilitating back pain, broadcasting pioneer Mike Pereira miraculously found his way back—now he’s determined to not waste a minute.
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Rich Little Still Wants to Make You Laugh by Not Being Himself
At 86, the longtime comedian and impressionist plans to shine again on the Las Vegas stage.
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A Bible Story Comes to Life on Stage and on the Big Screen
‘Noah Live!’ sails across America in a special theatrical engagement.
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A Chuck Wagon Cook Spreads the Stories of Ranch Life
It’s not just food on the menu when culinary cowboy Kent Rollins serves up supper.
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A One-Man Mission to Spread the Word: These ‘Dirty Jobs’ Are Plentiful and Essential
Mike Rowe traveled to every state and worked with plumbers, electricians, steamfitters, pipefitters, brick layers, farmers, and fishers.
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‘See You at the Library’ Story Hour Lands at Library of Congress
Actor and filmmaker Kirk Cameron will headline the nationwide grassroots-led initiative.
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‘Duck Dynasty: The Revival’ Proves Faith and Family Are a Winning Combination
How Willie and Korie Robertson transformed their family’s reality TV series into a muiltmillion-dollar business empire.
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Success of ‘What If’ Flipped the Script for Both Creator Dallas Jenkins and Star Kevin Sorbo
The exclusive “Director’s Diaries” goes behind the scenes to reveal how It all began.
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How a Tale of ‘What If’ Led Actor Kevin Sorbo on His Own Righteous Path
The ‘Hercules’ star has built a stellar career, sticking to his faith all the while.
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