Why Kathleen Edwards Had to Quit Music (and Open a Coffee Shop)
“You know when you wake up in the morning and you’ve got this list of things on your calendar that you’ve got to do?” the Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards asked...
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Cue Up the Shirelles: Cousin Brucie Is Back at WABC-AM Radio
When Bruce Morrow, the octogenarian disc jockey, announced recently that he was leaving SiriusXM after 15 years, his fans mourned the loss, filling his Facebook page with memories of how...
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17 Learning Tools For Your Next Outdoor Excursion
Seek. You’ll be surprised by just how many creatures you can find, once you really begin looking. And this entertaining app from iNaturalist, an initiative of the California Academy of...
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Wayne Fontana, Hitmaker With ‘The Game of Love,’ Dies at 74
Wayne Fontana, a British Invasion-era singer best known for his 1965 hit song “Game of Love,” died on Thursday at a hospital in Stockport, England. He was 74.Pam Dixon, his...
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Taylor Swift, No. 1 Again, Is Last to Benefit From an Obscure Chart Rule
Taylor Swift, who holds the No. 1 album for a second time with “Folklore,” may be one of the last stars to benefit from Billboard’s so-called bundling rule, which lets...
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Holly Humberstone Wants Her Songs to Last a Lifetime
When the singer and songwriter Holly Humberstone began working with the writer and producer Rob Milton on her debut EP, they quickly arrived at a shorthand for the kinds of...
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Is A Hotel Or Airbnb Safer In The Age Of COVID-19?
Five months into the COVID-19 pandemic, people are very much testing the waters when it comes to travel. While RV rentals and short-distance road trips are on the rise, many...
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Should Montreal Subway Honor Polarizing Priest or Jazz Genius?
MONTREAL — Steps away from Montreal’s historically Black neighborhood of Little Burgundy, the handsome gray-stone house where the Canadian jazz virtuoso Oscar Peterson grew up sits conspicuously empty.There is no...
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Gloria DeNard, Who Educated Through Jazz, Is Dead at 93
Gloria DeNard studied voice at the Juilliard School. She sang on CBS Radio and toured the world as a U.S.O. performer. But it was offstage, as an educator and activist,...
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A Bookstore That Shines as ‘a Lighthouse of a Free Society’
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Inside a hushed bookstore in central Taipei one recent night, Ju Lee-wen stood beneath a large black banner that said “Revolution Now!” and raised her fist into...
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