Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. TLC’s all-new series is putting the spotlight back on the Amish community once again. Us Weekly can exclusively reveal that ...

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The Amish are often seen as the ultimate symbol of simplicity: horse-drawn buggies, plain clothing, and a life free from modern distractions. Yet, beneath this image of strict uniformity, Amish ...

Six outsiders with modern lifestyles are placed in a “progressive” Amish community in new TLC docuseries "Suddenly Amish." The fascination with the Amish continues, courtesy of TLC’s recently ...

Cord cutters looking to check out the latest TLC reality series can stream the premiere live through DIRECTV, Philo and Sling. Those hoping to enjoy a free trial can find one available through DIRECTV ...

TLC digs up another subculture for the reality-show treatment — in this case, six “outsiders” who claim they want to join a traditional Amish community in rural Pennsylvania. Will they be able to give ...

June 24, 2008 For the past year, ABC News has had unprecedented access into the lives of a group of Amish adolescents at a crossroads, as they come of age and decide their future. ABC News' Jay ...

A dramatic lifestyle shift is at the heart of the new reality series “Suddenly Amish,” and one Michigan native is stepping far outside his comfort zone to experience it firsthand. The TLC series ...

In 1989, WGAL's Dick Hoxworth interviewed author Donald Kraybill, who had just written a new book, "The Riddle of Amish Culture." Sign up for our Newsletters Kraybill, who was a sociology professor at ...

A groundbreaking reality show puts a select group of individuals to the test as they embrace a completely different lifestyle. Suddenly Amish debuted its first episode this week, with fresh episodes ...

ARCOLA, Ill. (AP) -- After years of living in Arcola, four men saw a problem. Virtually everyone in central Illinois knew of the strong Amish presence in the area, as did tourists from around the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Will they be able to give up cell phones, social media, even electricity to live the traditional Amish way? Call us jaded TLC vets ...