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2,500 years ago a lone runner staggers into Athens, gasps out news of the Greek victory at Marathon, collapses and dies. Read More

The oil and gas drilling boom that has sent thousands of workers and rigs into North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Arkansas and Texas now is spurring another gold rush, as companies jockey to clean up the briny, metal-laden water that pours out of wells nationwide. Read More

Upcoming musicians tend to feel the necessity of travelling from one country to another, either for sound improvement or a swanky collaboration, or both. Read More

According to the US Census bureau, black, Hispanic, Asian and mixed-race births made up 50.4% of new arrivals in the year ending in July 2011. Read More

When you hear Cecil Taylor perform, you never forget it. Read More

More than 70 years have passed, but Kathleen Emery Singer, right, of New Cumberland can still remember her prom at Juniata High School. Read More

The New York Philharmonic is keeping everyone awake. Read More

The last time someone tried to open a jazz club in Bellevue, it lasted all of seven weeks. Read More

Many countries have ministries of culture. Read More

Rick Ross bossed it up on Wednesday (May 2), making a few announcements via a press conference in New York, in which he revealed his newest ventures and latest Maybach Music Group signee. Read More