(USA) recently hosted a re-dedication of the Amy Lynn Ferris Adult Activity Center in Chestertown. The Constance and Carl ...

Connie Chung is revisiting crucial details about the man who allegedly sexually abused her as a young woman. The veteran TV journalist, six years after first going public about the incident, wrote ...

New Jersey Hall of Fame inductee Connie Chung, a TV journalist and longtime ... Story continues below photo gallery The memoir, which Isaacson described as sharp and witty, is expected to offer ...

While writing her memoir, Connie Chung discovered an unexpected legacy. Even after a groundbreaking TV career − she was the second woman and first Asian to co-anchor a network evening newscast ...

Chung’s new memoir, ‘Connie,’ out now, details her journalism career, her marriage to Maury Povich and what it means to be a trailblazer Carly Tagen-Dye is the Books editorial assistant at ...

Connie Chung's career began with an entrance: "I barged into a local TV station, [said], 'I can learn. I don't have experience, but I can do this job.' … You know when you're young and you don't ...

Legendary news anchor Connie Chung is releasing a tell-all book next month charting the high and lows of her stellar career - but it’s her TV star husband who has a far more juicy story to tell.

After 40 years of marriage, Connie Chung has done more than enough research to know what she’s talking about. The journalist revealed what’s made her marriage to Maury Povich work since tying ...

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As she approached the daunting task of writing her memoir, journalist and news anchor Connie Chung knew what would help her to get the job done. “What I needed was a deadline,” Chung ...

I always had to prove myself because I was *** woman because there were no skirts in my business. It was all men. They just had this sort of, uh, attitude that they were smarter. They were better ...