Chicago’s favorite fight song, “Bear Down,” began as bet among songwriters. It ended up being a city’s rallying cry.

For the 40th annual High Performance Rodeo, One Yellow Rabbit is presenting Dream Machine, a show it created 23 years ago.

In the video, San Jose board member Brian Wheatley sings a parody version of the popular holiday song, “Rudolph the Red-Nosed ...

One hundred twenty-one years ago today, the singing cowboy whose love of Western music inspired a legendary career was born.

Julian Barnes will be 80 on January 19, an anniversary he is celebrating with the publication of this book, which he says ...

Singer-songwriter David Huckfelt, formerly with The Pines, has two albums planned for 2026, with the first offering a ...

The incessant chirps and gregarious lifestyles of house sparrows qualify them as extremely talkative and social little birds ...

Baritone Will Liverman has never performed in Tucson or Arizona. That changes this weekend when he joins True Concord to open ...

“I really cannot think of someone who had had a more positive outlook on life and had been more intimately related to San ...

Paul Robeson was a superstar of the stage and screen, a talented football player and a music hitmaker. Then came a dramatic ...

When an Italian anarchist group planted a bomb in front of attorney general A. Mitchell Palmer, it was the last straw. In ...

Lempert’s first full-length book explores the world of Aboriginal filmmaking and its importance to Australia’s Indigenous ...