Residence, which in itself is a revival of a program initiated by the museum's founder Thomas Gilcrease. The program is named ...

To commemorate Women's History Month, World Cafe is looking back on a century's worth of music history. Every week in March, ...

Music is a great leveller - but can this Commonwealth-themed playlist convince the British public that Charles is one of us?

ST. PATRICK'S DAY: St. Patrick's Day Parade After-party, 1-10 p.m., Irish Heritage Center of Cincinnati, 3905 Eastern Ave., ...

Every year, the Academy Awards ceremony takes center stage to celebrate what it considers the best of the film industry, with ...

The door was open for African-American ... Don’t Stop No Show,” which hardly put The Supremes into the shade. While The Supremes were never quite as sensational once Ms. Ross left to a stellar ...

Ross was a core member of the group, along with Mary Wilson, Florence Ballard, and later Cindy Birdsong. The group scored a whopping 12 no. 1 hits on various pop charts. A few memorable hits from ...

Lennon unleashed all of his negative energy towards his former bandmate, Paul McCartney, on a song called “How Do You Sleep”. From the title alone, one could guess this track is a scathing ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. — It wasn’t the first time and it probably won’t be the last, but on Friday night, Bob Starkey stood in as the head coach of LSU’s women’s basketball team and coached ...

Winsome Earle-Sears is used to facing formidable obstacles in her political campaigns, and her bid to be Virginia’s next governor is no exception ... of the first African American members ...

The show was settling in for a run of 1,019 performances when Ross died of leukemia in November 1955. Three years later, “Everybody Loves a Lover,” another Adler-Ross song, which does not ...