Think of the lyrics of your favorite pop song. Are they like Taylor Swift's "All Too Well," which narrates the story of a breakup, jumping back and ...

Blue October singer Justin Furstenfeld has fond memories of Christmas with his brother/future drummer Jeremy. Furstenfeld’s Christmas memories evoke ...

Two remarkable concerts took place this weekend at Barrister Winery that are sure to merit mention in any history of musical life in Spokane, and remain vividly alive in the memories of everyone who ...

Read an interview with Kate Winslet about the making and background of her directorial debut film 'Goodbye June,' which was ...

The Times News asked readers to share stories of the lasting gifts that their mothers gave to them — the simple, heartfelt treasures that hold a world of meaning. We’ve included some of their tributes ...

In the late 1950s and through the mid-1960s there was a flurry of corny songs, many with nonsense word refrains.

Algernon Cadwallader, “Trying Not to Have a Thought”; Amaarae, “Black Star”; Corridos Ketamina, “Corridos Ketamina”; Nick ...

Celebrate the winter holidays with cheer and plenty of good music with these 15 shows. There's something for everyone in this list – family-friendly shows you can take your kids to, queer celebrations ...

The truth is, I never loved K&W. Our trips followed a familiar script: my parents announced the outing, my younger sister and ...

These nostalgic tear-jerker songs might have you bawling by the end of them, especially if you grew up in the 1960s.

The Museum at Bethel Woods in New York is seeking stories of those who were at Woodstock for its Oral History Initiative.

Alice Gerrard and Hazel Dickens bonded at parties in the early 1960s. They would go on to form a groundbreaking bluegrass collaboration.