Ozzfest will return in 2027 with three shows, including a U.S. date on Saturday, September 11, at Glen Helen Amphitheater in San Bernardino, California, where
Americans are expected to spend $13.5 billion on Halloween in 2026, according to the National Retail Federation’s annual survey, up from last year’s $13.1 billion.
Some childhoods end when the front door closes behind them. Others remain present long after a person has left home. In The Long Escape, Jeff
A peer-reviewed study by Xue Ding, published in the Journal of the American Viola Society, uncovers a traceable link between Franz Liszt’s rarely performed Romance
We often read fantasy stories about saving the world. A chosen one must stop a dark lord from unleashing ultimate evil. The fate of entire
At Manhattan’s Surrogate’s Court, Georgian fashion, ballroom dance and the paintings of ROMANOZ set the scene for a cultural exchange designed to outlast the evening.
Some authors research tradecraft. Larry Patzer lived alongside it. Before he ever put Michael and Ann on the page, Patzer wore two very different uniforms:
Before a performer speaks a line or an orchestra plays its first note, a stage can already tell a story. Its shapes, colors, textures, and
By: Tom Meckler The strongest singer-songwriters often begin with something ordinary: a garden, a street sign, a ticking clock or a patch of clover. From
By: Mason Everett Country music has always been large enough to contain contradictions. It can be intimate and theatrical, traditional and experimental, brokenhearted one minute
By: Mark Lewis America loves an explosion. We build holidays around them, movies around them, stadium spectacles around them. Fireworks are engineered nostalgia: light, noise,
By: Andreus Usha The difference between fiction that uses an industry as atmosphere and fiction that understands an industry as a character in its own
By Rebecca Langford There is an easy way to hear Richard Lynch’s “Wait For Me”: as a sad country song about a man racing to
By Alva Ree Deepak Ghimire is far more than a familiar name in Nepal’s art and entertainment fraternity; he has steadily emerged as a distinctive
Dolly Parton died peacefully on August 25, 2026, at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville after a brief battle with cancer. The songwriter, singer, actress, and
