You can still find advice columns in newspapers (the Tribune features Asking Eric, written by screenwriter R. Eric Thomas), ...

Talk about your old-fashioned family values! As played with supreme generosity by Judith Ivey in David Rambo’s solo play, “The Lady With All the Answers,” Eppie Lederer lived and swore by the kind and ...

Years from now, when the wars are over and we're looking back at 2002, it may turn out that the year's most significant media moment occurred on June 22, when Eppie Lederer died in her Chicago ...

“The Lady With All the Answers,” a bio-“dramedy” about Esther Pauline “Eppie” Lederer, appeals to AARP members, since they are among the 90 million who read “Dear Ann Landers,” her syndicated advice ...

It was time to send her a box of her favorite chocolates. Her birthday was coming on July 4. And on three or four occasions each year I contributed to her major vice. She was a self-confessed ...

NEW YORK – How do you turn a twangy Texas blonde into a stylish, Midwestern media superstar? It's all about the hair. When Judith Ivey takes the stage as Esther Pauline "Eppie" Lederer — aka Ann ...

When Christopher Buckley interviewed Eppie Lederer, better known to millions of newspaper readers as Ann Landers, at her Lake Shore Drive apartment in Chicago, “It was like visiting an attentive, rich ...

How do you turn a gorgeous goy into a feisty, stylish Jewish grandmother of a media superstar? It's all about the hair. When Judith Ivey takes the stage as Esther Pauline "Eppie" Lederer _ aka Ann ...