Washington-born Elisabeth Waldo, a musician and composer who used pre-Columbian instruments in Western-style scores, died March 16.

Return to the era when families gathered around the wireless set for "theater of the imagination." The Toms River Branch of ...

Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed into law on Monday four pieces of legislation that solidify deals Glenn Youngkin made with ...

A classically-trained violinist, she incorporated traditional instruments native to Latin America in Western-style scores to ...

On April 11, the Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra performs “Born and Buried in Brooklyn,” a one-night only concert celebrating the ...

Petula Clark has an estimated net worth of $30 million, built over a remarkable career that spans more than eight decades.

Written in 1908 in response to an epic baseball season — a dramatic, three-way National League tie-breaker led to the Chicago ...

The museum gives appropriate attention to Rufus Payne, known as Tee Tot, the street musician who taught young Hank to play ...

Among my friends, I am known as a "pop culture idiot." Unless it has to do with Taylor Swift, I'm probably five to 30 years behind on any given subject. Music from the last two years? I'm ...

Some art movements don't just change what hangs on gallery walls - they challenge the very idea of what art is, what it means ...

In our weekly series, One Special Thing, the Globe arts staff highlights something timeless — movies, books, TV shows, albums ...

Retro drive ins across Georgia serve classic comfort food with timeless flavor, nostalgic charm, and laid back vibes that ...