Lead vocalist Anatole "Annie" Paquette and bass player Bob McNab are the remaining original performers of the five-piece band, formed in 1964. The band specializes in the "Fabulous Fifties ...

Lilla Crawford (Annie) and Sunny (Sandy) need a better ad campaign than this (inset). ( )I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for “Annie.” It was my very first Broadway show, and I saw ...

Do we really need another “Annie”? Perhaps now more than ever, according to those closest to the new Circa ‘21 production of the 1977 classic musical fairy-tale.

Nowadays, the Little Orphan Annie comics that Harold Gray drew from Aug. 5, 1924, through his death in 1968 are less ...

Leaping lizards, it's Aileen Quinn, the adorable little girl who starred as the cartoon orphan come to life in the 1982 film "Annie." Even as a full-grown woman, Miss Quinn is still adorable some ...

Annie expanded to the airwaves during the "30s when families, looking for a respite from the Depression, tuned in to follow the exploits of a feisty girl who took guff from no one.

Meet the Band / Orphan ProjectHometown: BaltimoreCurrent members: Shane Lankford, vocals; John Wenger, guitar, keyboards, vocals; Scott Spivey, guitar, vocals; Colin ...

After more than 5,000 auditions in a coast-to-coast search, ANNIE has announced casting for the orphans for the new production of the classic Tony Award-winning Broadway musical. ANNIE will open ...

The 1977 musical, later made into a 1982 film, is based on Harold Gray's "Little Orphan Annie" comic strip, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.

The Annie Moses Band will be playing songs from their current holiday release, "The Ultimate Christmas Collection," that will entertain the whole family at Humble Area’s First Baptist Church on ...

After more than 5,000 auditions, the Broadway revival of the Tony-winning musical Annie announced its cast of orphans on May 15. Here is look at the young ladies who will be delivering such tunes ...

Orphan Annie’s Antiques on the mend a year after a truck crashed into the building. ... The rock band Queen played at the Lewiston Armory in Feb. 19, 1975, and tickets were $5.