While Hart, a South Dakota native, introduced Noem, she made an "OK" sign hand gesture with both hands while telling the crowd, "Thank you, incredible audience.

The festival's chairman, Harold Matzner, said the outcry over Hart's appearance at Trump's South Dakota event is unwarranted ...

In 1997, Hart, a South Dakota native, was inducted in the Broadcasting and Cable "Hall of Fame" and has received several other broadcasting awards and distinctions.

Hart — who just renewed her contract with Paramount TV to the tune of $25 million for five years — credits her upbringing in her native South Dakota for her attitude.

Hart, born Mary Johanna Harum in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, said that competing in the 1970 Miss America pageant (she was a top 10 finisher) gave her the poise and confidence to aim high - and led ...

Mary Hart to receive Lifetime Achievement Award at the Daytime Emmys ceremony Celebrity interviewer Mary Hart and producer Harry Friedman are to be honored with Lifetime Achievement Awards.

Hart started her career as a beauty queen and model. She prepresented South Dakota in the 1970 Miss America pageant and was one of the top 10 finalists.

Hart, born Mary Johanna Harum in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, said that competing in the 1970 Miss America pageant (she was a top 10 finisher) gave her the poise and confidence to aim high — and ...

A number of social media users have accused Mary Hart, a former Entertainment Tonight host, used a 'white power' sign while hosting the July 4th event at Mt. Rushmore in South Dakota ...

Hart, a former Miss South Dakota and now 60, has worked with five male co-hosts, most notably John Tesh and currently Mark Steines. Nancy O'Dell will replace her.

After almost three decades on “Entertainment Tonight,” Mary Hart said on Thursday that she would leave that syndicated pop-culture show at the end of its coming 30th season.