Crazy Horse

A one-of-a-kind show combining a classy performance and memorable moments dedicated to women's beauty. Women’s intimate fashion show in a cabaret setting for the fall/winter 2012 season.

Two 'freedom fighters' go toe-to-toe.

The Black Hills are also home to a monument dedicated to one of history's most famous Native American warriors: Crazy Horse.

Did a longtime South Dakota journalist own the only photo of legendary Lakota leader Crazy Horse? He had to find out ... and did.

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Looking for a good meal in Bloomington, Indiana? Consider visiting the Crazy Horse, just off the downtown square.

Pamela Anderson stripped for Valentine's Day, and I've got a gripe!

Crazy Horse, a respected leader of the Lakota Tribe, was born near Rapid City, South Dakota around 1840. The name Crazy Horse was handed down to him from his father who then assumed the name "Worm".

Crazy Horse has been nearly sixty years in the carving, and to this day, visitors can still watch artists at work, as they contribute to the memorial meant to honor the culture, tradition, and heritage of North American Indians.

The Crazy Horse restaurant in Hagerstown, MD is a favorite local steakhouse. If you dine here, don't wear a tie or they'll cut it up and hang it somewhere in the restaurant!

Sherman Alexie's book provides an idea that the past needs to be integrated with the future for his characters to move on and becoming thriving societies again.

Young opns his archives, but only offers a teasing taste of what he has in store. This appetizer isn't worth the price.

A Look at some of the Most Famous or Infamous Native Americans

The title of Stephen Ambrose's book "Crazy Horse and Custer" is supposed to be about the parallel lives of the two men. The book ends up focusing far more on the details that differentiate the two men.

Stephen E. Ambrose's Crazy Horse and Custer: the Parallel Lives of Two American Warriors compares the lives of the two men, from childhood, until the climactic moment for both: the Battle of Little Bighorn, June 25, 1876.

Men and women in society who go above and beyond those rules and set an extraordinary example for their culture are praised as heroes and heroines, and in four major works, heroes and heroines are found in the most unlikely of places.

South Dakota brings its distinctive heritage and landscape to the festival circuit with events that will get people on their feet, either for dancing or climbing toward the sky.