Between brutal fire seasons in Los Angeles, David Longstreth wrote “Song of the Earth,” an album that captures the beauty, ...

Eating glass. Fire walking. Sword swallowing. These acts that shock and delight have roots in the real and mythical practices ...

Tyler Cornack's 'Mermaid' plumbs a 'Florida man' premise for its heartbreak and melancholy, but the SXSW selection is missing ...

If you’re going to take a shot at the king, you’d better not miss. That aphorism, credited to everyone from Ralph Waldo ...

“Rock’n’roll is theft,” as the venerable scribe Nick Tosches put it, a sentiment which gets cited explicitly and echoed ...

The “reciprocal” tariffs may not be as bad as markets expect; coalition will cap public service at post-COVID level; Donald ...

“The Undefeated” honors the triumphs of heroes and heroines in African American history who remain undefeated in the eyes of ...

Born in 1949, Williams was a native of Henderson, Kentucky. His life-long love of photography began in high school where he ...

The members of Jefferson Airplane did not play the clarinet or the alto horn or the violin that they held for the cover of their breakthrough album “Surrealistic Pillow.” Those classical instruments ...

But the tall tale never quite hooks you. It’s not ripped from the ... to arrive at the awkward Doug (Johnny Pemberton), you’d be forgiven if it takes a beat to register his plight.

A former New Bedford narcotics cop who worked alongside the chief for nearly two decades agrees to go on the record about everything he’s seen.

In Clapton's 60-year career he has survived the double whammy of heroin addiction and alcoholism that often left him incapable of doing anything on stage other than lie flat on his back.