Sabrina Carpenter's pop smarts and upfront lyrics about sex have made her a kind of Judy Blume-ish big sister to her young ...

A banner hanging above Jon Batiste’s stage Friday night, Oct. 24, at Detroit’s Fox Theatre declared that, “This is the circus ...

The idea of grief, at the end of the day, it's just love," says Toni Cornell in an exclusive new interview with Teen Vogue.

With a vibrant legacy and a thriving scene, Montreal is North America's most overlooked music city — the M for Montreal ...

INTERVIEW: Next month, the musician releases a cover album of songs by his hero Kurt Weill. He talks to Jude Rogers about life under Trump, hanging out with Marianne Faithfull, and why he’ll never cri ...

On the Star Princess, the Spellbound by Magic Castle speakeasy has Prohibition and Vaudeville era theming, unlike the Sun ...

Find it: Various locations along San Antonio River.

Lady Gaga hit "Die With a Smile" articulates what many Israelis feel, writes author Noa Tishby in a guest column ...

This week’s list of things to do includes a wine festival, Día de los Muertos activities, a film festival and more.

On Oct. 17, 1970, Leonard Cohen gave a “magnetic” performance to a packed afternoon crowd at Clark University.

The anthem of generational melancholy "Hallelujah" may be fundamentally religious in its origin, but it was the lyrical prowess of Leonard Cohen (1934-2016) which turned it into a cultural lexicon.