Yiddish Glory’s new album, resurrecting music from witnesses of the Holocaust, follows a Grammy-nominated debut album.

Trump’s campaign of repression echoes the red scare. But now the government has bigger ambitions and more powerful tools ...

Arlene Smith, one of the co-founders and lead vocalists of the pioneering 1950s girl group The Chantels, has died at 84. The news was confirmed by Smith's manager and friend, Paul Errante, to the ...

She was memorable on the heartbreaking hit "Maybe," which brought the R&B girl group from the Bronx instant fame in 1957.

Who's on your playlist of El Paso artists? A look at singers, songwriters and musicians from El Paso and some Borderland favorites from Juárez includes Billboard chart toppers, Grammy winners and ...

Bill Oddie, the English comedian and conservationist known for hosting wildlife programs including BBC’s “Springwatch,” has ...

Carl Roman Sparks, age 84, was born on November 20, 1941, in Mayking, Kentucky, to William and Susie Sparks. He passed away ...

To understand the miracle of Bill Oddie, who published “Bill Oddie’s Little Black Bird Book, you have to travel back to the rain-streaked streets of Rochdale ...

The legendary singer/songwriter made music history as the only artist to hit Billboard charts for seven consecutive decades.

Two bank robberies in Davenport, North Dakota, sent police officers on a two-day search from Cass County to Minnesota Lakes ...

Bill Oddie, who has died at 85, found fame in the 1970s as one third of The Goodies, but went on to establish a reputation as an ornithologist, conservationist and television presenter on wildlife.

"It is not for DiMaggio's records that we remember him," writes Ira Berkow of The New York Times. "He is best remembered for ...