The show's depiction of hood-wearing, sinister Mormons slaughtering emigrants, US Army troops and Shoshone people all within ...

Wayne Osmond was the second oldest of nine children raised in a Mormon household in Ogden, Utah. The Osmonds were known for such 1970s teen hits as "One Bad Apple," "Yo-Yo" and "Down By the Lazy ...

The number of songs inspired by this ancient text that inspire and uplift people is vast — yet receive far less attention ...

Wayne Osmond was the fourth oldest of nine children raised in a Mormon household in Ogden, Utah, and the second oldest among the musical performers. The siblings' career began in the 1950s when ...

Wayne Osmond was the fourth oldest of nine children raised in a Mormon household in Ogden, Utah. The siblings’ musical career began in the 1950s when Wayne, Alan, Merrill and Jay sang as a ...

While he and the faith’s style guide give a pass for historical references such as the Mormon Trail and proper nouns like the Book of Mormon, the M-word is otherwise virtually verboten.

He continued, “I’m sure I speak on behalf of every one of us siblings when I state that we were fortunate to have Wayne as a brother.” Donny is turning to his Mormon faith as he mourns the ...

Wayne Osmond was the fourth oldest of nine children raised in a Mormon household in Ogden, Utah, and the second oldest among the musical performers. The siblings' career began in the 1950s when ...