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Hill Rag Published 21 hours ago

The Jazz Project: Adam Ezra Finds a Way

When my friend Bob Moses sent me Adam Ezra group’s song “Find a Way,” he opened a door into the work of one of America’s most industrious independent singer-songwriters.

New York Amsterdam News Published 21 hours ago

Buddy Guy & guests to celebrate his 90th birthday at Radio City Music Hall — how to watch

Chicago blues legend Buddy Guy will celebrate his 90th birthday with an all-star cast of special guests at Radio City Music Hall on Oct. 1.

New York Amsterdam News Published 21 hours ago

The remix: Netflix’s ‘A Different World’

Debuting in 1987 as a Cosby Show spinoff for Lisa Bonet, A Different World brought Hillman College and iconic HBCU culture to primetime TV.

The Daily Free Press Published 21 hours ago

CFA gallery ‘Between The Bylines’ explores absence within print journalism

Print journalism was once society’s sole gateway to current events. Today, digital journalism and social media have largely supplanted traditional newspapers. However, a new Boston University exhibition argues that print journalism’s role in a tech-dominated society is more…

Massachusetts Daily Collegian Published 21 hours ago

Grace Reiter’s “Saturday Night Live” casting shows a generational shift in pop culture

At 25 years old, Reiter makes “Saturday Night Live” history as the first cast member to be born in the 21st century.

Massachusetts Daily Collegian Published 21 hours ago

“We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” explores the dark depths of modern adolescence

“We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” is eerily realistic in the digital age.

My Edmonds News Published 22 hours ago

Art Beat: Ballet trainee program, theater, science book signing, ‘The Tea on Queer History’

From OBS to OBT Two Olympic Ballet School (OBS) alumni, Kaeli Pierce and Olivia Friedman-Blixt, have returned to the Pacific Northwest to join Olympic Ballet Theatre (OBT) as trainees for […]

Evanston RoundTable Published 22 hours ago

Best musical bets for October

The musical harvest in Evanston this fall is bountiful! There will be many great concerts, and it is impossible to hear them all. I have picked out six shows that I am going to put on my calendar in October. None of these shows happen at the same time, so it is possible to attend…

The Hoya Published 22 hours ago

Black Diaspora Storyteller Named Gender Justice Fellow for Initiative’s Residency Program

Candice Hoyes will bring her work in music and storytelling to the Gender Justice Initiative’s residency program.

The Modesto Focus Published 23 hours ago

At Modesto’s Lowriding Holiday event, a culture once banned from the streets grows and passes through generations

Arturo Mendoza bought his 1964 Impala convertible almost a quarter century ago, but the red convertible looks as sleek and shiny as if it came off the line yesterday. He hopes to pass it down to his son, who in turn could pass it down to his children. The car is a symbol of…

The Crimson White Published October 01

‘The Home of Our Ancestors’ exhibit opens at Jones Archeological Museum

The Moundville Archaeological Park announced the opening of a new exhibition, “Pum Vculvke Enliketv Tate: The Home of Our Ancestors” co-curated by Jake Tiger of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma. The exhibit is running until August 2027 and admission pricing begins at $6 for…

The Daily Mississippian Published October 01

One night only! Some of Oxford’s most notable concerts

Despite Oxford’s classification as a small town, it has a reputation for attracting renowned musical artists and bands. The music scene has been active and lively for years thanks in part to the plethora of notable venues on campus and around town, like the recently demolished…

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