Entertainer and Multi-media Producer Miss Latifa Reeves and Musician Mark Larson joined host Rachael Maurer to share how she turned her love of music into a magical musical adventure to inspire ...

A growing number of college students are trading in their smartphones for what’s now considered trendy hardware: flip phones.

For the past two years, Nacogdoches middle schooler Angel Alfaro has been playing the baritone for the McMichael Middle ...

In Belvoir’s new adaptation of The Spare Room, Judy Davis lights up the stage. But the production does not match Davis’ star ...

We are two weeks into the 2025 Carnegie Public Library Summer Reading Program, and the number of participants on Beanstack is ...

This week is Children’s Hospice Week (June 16-22) and it’s a time for us to celebrate and share some of the amazing work that happens at Chestnut Tree House – the children’s hospice for Sussex and ...

Compare consciousness to a radio. You can smash the radio and the music stops, but that doesn’t mean the music came from the ...

The theme is "do you see me?" - it’s all about people with a learning disability being seen, heard and valued New videos have ...

The Oakland-based duo Tune-Yards has long sung about racism, gender, and white privilege. Their new album aims to inspire political change.

Sean Ono Lennon (John Lennon) and James McCartney (Paul McCartney)'s song "Rip Off" is expected to be released soon.

Guess what's back after a five-year hiatus? CBC's free outdoor concert series, Musical Nooners! It's the ultimate summer ...

Through its Virginia Pride program, Diversity Richmond presents LGBTQ+ events from June into September. Summer of Pride kicks ...