Groundbreaking Alternative Paper Village Voice Shuts Down
The Village Voice, the Pulitzer Prize-winning alternative weekly, is going out of business after 63 years.
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The Village Voice, the Pulitzer Prize-winning alternative weekly, is going out of business after 63 years.
Bryan Adams is a Canadian rock singer/songwriter/guitarist. Born November 5, 1959 in Kingston ON Canada, he was the lead singer of the group, Sweeney Todd in 1976.
Eminem picked a busy day to surprise the world his new album 13-track CD "Kamikaze".
Aretha Franklin's funeral is underway in Detroit. The service will include performances by Stevie Wonder and Faith Hill and remarks from former President Bill Clinton and Potter's House Bishop T.D. Jakes.
If your Friday night plans take you to Fort Worth's West 7th District you may be paying more to park. That's because new 'dynamic pricing' parking meters have been installed.
The 51 hopefuls vying for the title of Miss America are set to arrive in Atlantic City on Thursday amid changes and internal dissension for the pageant.
Michael Jackson's estate and IMAX are partnering to digitally remaster "Michael Jackson's Thriller 3D" into IMAX 3D.
Los Del Rio is a Spanish flamenco guitar duo from Seville, Spain, formed in 1962 by Antonio Romero Monge and Rafael Ruiz Perdigones.
Thousands of mourners poured into Detroit's Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History to pay their final respects to Aretha Franklin.
Medical examiners say Vinnie Paul, the 54-year-old co-founder and drummer of the metal band Pantera, died of natural causes.
John Goodman is speculating that this fall's "Roseanne" spinoff will mean curtains for the matriarch played by Roseanne Barr.
A young girl at a Chicago hospital has received a heart transplant just days after she danced her way into a hospital visit from Drake.
Here are some of the events and ways in which Detroit is paying respect to the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, who died Aug. 16 of pancreatic cancer.
Playwright Neil Simon, a master of comedy whose laugh-filled hits such as "The Odd Couple," ''Barefoot in the Park" and his "Brighton Beach" trilogy dominated Broadway for decades, has died. He was 91.
The Troy, Michigan, group tweeted about the death Saturday, saying: "Kyle's tragic loss came too early in his life and those of his bandmates. All are devastated by his passing."