Newcastle-born Richard Dawson, who has been described as “Britain’s best, most humane songwriter” by The Guardian, released ...

Family Feud host Richard Dawson met his future wife on the game show, proving sometimes love really is the top answer on the board.

After rising to fame on Hogan’s Heroes, Richard Dawson began his stint as a game show star, serving as a panelist on Match Game and later hosting Family Feud. The British-born actor’s ...

Family Feud contestants had to undergo herpes tests during host Richard Dawson’s time on the show, a new book by Kliph Nesteroff titled Outrageous: A History of Showbiz and the Culture Wars has ...

“Family Feud” contestants allegedly had to take herpes tests during former host Richard Dawson’s reign. The comedian — who died at 79 in 2012 — had a knack for kissing female players on ...

A new book alleges 'Family Feud' contestants were told to take herpes tests because host Richard Dawson kissed female contestants.

Richard Dawson’s hyperrealism The English singer-songwriter, prone to medieval flights of fancy and celestial metaphors, spends his new album, End of the Middle, embedded in life’s minutiae.

Richard James Dawson was called home on September 4, 2024, after a final bout of pneumonia at the Des Moines VA Medical Center. He was born on June 6, 1949 in Des Moines, Iowa, to Glen Gerald ...

Richard Dawson will release a new album, End of the Middle, on February 14 via Weird World / Domino. “I wanted this album to be small-scale and very domestic,” says Dawson, whose last record ...

As he prepares to tour new album End Of The Middle, Richard Dawson selects 13 films that share the record's themes of domesticity, home, and family units ...

Richard Dawson’s songs of England On his new album The End of the Middle, the cult singer explores a nation defined by loss and alcoholism, via Lake District weddings and Piers Morgan on Lorraine.

Little Richard took 1950s America and the world by storm with hits like “Tutti Frutti,” “Long Tall Sally,” “Good Golly Miss Molly” and “Lucille.” The Beatles and The Rolling Stones ...