The guitarist, now 75, sets the record straight—and recalls the pot that was so good it inspired him to pick up a guitar.

Former "Dancing With the Stars" professional dancer tells fans how to get her back on the show. Anna Trebunskaya says she would love to come back if DWTS asked.

Nashville, Tennessee. She was first introduced to her love of the stage as a dancer and became a touring competitive dancer by age ten and a national champion by age fourteen. Shortly after, at age sixteen,

Eventually, having personally saved the lives of over thirty people, before reaching the age of 21, his desire for more brought Gino to the United States. First he joined his sister in Ohio, his staying there lasted two years only Finally he found his way to Los Angeles with $50 dollars in his pocket and a desire to pursue an acting career.

American actor born in Englewood, NJ and raised in West Chester, PA. After 9 years of corporate work experience, Gance decided to pursue his passion and began acting full-time in mid-2016. Recent roles include presidential campaign manager Michael Cummings in the award-winning independent film 'In The Defense Against Tyranny' from creator Felix Ramos.

Six-CD box collects 12 albums, or 124 tracks, of the pianist's dry social observation and distinctive blues, bop and country confection

What's the one song you couldn't escape? What's the one album to which you'll return all year? In August, we got vulnerable with James Blake, leveled up with Foxing, cooed with PinkPantheress, discovered an obscure Polish composer via pianist Lucas Debargue,

Carrie Talick's exciting first novel, Beware the Mermaids, opens with a scene that packs a wallop. Nancy Hadley, a native Californian who came

Live at the Lighthouse” was primed to be the start of a new chapter for Lee Morgan in 1970. As someone who hardly slowed down since he first picked up

Live at the Lighthouse” was primed to be the start of a new chapter for Lee Morgan in 1970. As someone who hardly slowed down since he first picked up the trumpet in his early teens and became a standout in the jazz scene of the ’60s,

The Complete Live at the Lighthouse is an expansive collection that presents for the very first time all 12 sets of music the legendary trumpeter Lee Morgan's quintet with saxophonist Bennie Maupin, pianist Harold Mabern,

Activity on film and TV sets in Los Angeles has returned to pre-pandemic levels, but ongoing concerns over Covid-19 and the surging delta variant are taking a toll on the cost of those productions. According to entertainment industry veterans and others who are closely involved in the business of Hollywood,

There were a lot of trumpeters around in the 1960s, but the Big Four were Miles Davis, Freddie Hubbard, Donald Byrd, and Lee Morgan. Davis was the most outwardly obsessed with innovation and constant forward movement: His 1965-68 quintet exploded hard bop into shards,

The Complete Live at the Lighthouse” comprises a dozen sets recorded over a weekend at the Hermosa Beach, Calif., jazz club in 1970.

The eight-CD/12-LP collection from Blue Note reveals the artistic growth and evolving musical ideas of the gifted trumpeter, who died at age 33.

This could be the gift of the year for hard bop fans. Long considered one of the best live albums in Blue Note’s storied catalog and the only live

The big news in the music world this week is the changing COVID-19 requirements for concertgoers from artists, venues and more. On Wednesday, Insomniac announced that Beyond Wonderland in San Bernardino would be its first major California festival to implement a policy that requires all attendees to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative coronavirus test result.

Growing concerns over the COVID-19 Delta variant have caused many entertainment companies to push back movie releases as well as cancel concerts.

In the years since its release, "Point Break" has inspired many a conversation and many a question, including if actor Keanu Reeves really surfed or skydived.

Given the buzz around Popsicko in the early ’90s, the above scenario seemed entirely possible. “[Popsicko] plays songs stocked with simple chords and catchy refrains that you can shout along to, yet blissfully devoid of overproduction and triteness,