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Lauren Zucconi tells her best friend's story to the teenagers who volunteer at the annual Steph-a-Palooza concert event because her best friend is not around to tell it herself. Read More

Their papas were rolling stones, and they ain't too proud to beg, but one surmises they won't have to. Read More

Surrounded by some of his closest friends of all ages, the Ozark man is smiling, savoring the sound he loves more than any other: the plucking of strings that creates the unique sound of bluegrass music. Read More

Surrounded by some of his closest friends of all ages, the Ozark man is smiling, savoring the sound he loves more than any other: the plucking of strings that creates the unique sound of bluegrass music. Read More

It wasn't like our father was a columnist, so we had to take up issues. Read More

From the Country Music Hall of Fame on Fifth Avenue to hundreds of country artists and celebrities that gather each week at the CMA Music Festival, there is no doubt that Nashville is the capital of country music. Read More

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. A Salvation Army worker was shot and killed Christmas Eve in front of his three young children during an attempted robbery outside the charity's community center in North Little Rock, a Salvation Army official said Friday. Read More

By 1963, photographer W. Eugene Smith had achieved something phenomenal in the dingy, bare-bones loft space at 821 Sixth Ave. For six years, Smith had been quietly and exhaustively documenting, in pictures and sound, the large, unwieldy loft community. Read More

I was fortunate enough to catch a press screening of Guy Ritchie's richly triumphant, energetic, and fiercely intelligent Sherlock Holmes a couple weeks ago, and everyone I've told how good it is has reacted in a combination of surprise and relief (with a twinge of doubt that will be erased as soon as they see the movie themselves). Read More

Commercial radio, like many other media, is in serious trouble. Read More