A musical comedy based on an 1833 satire has filled a nearly 800-seat Kyiv theater all summer, drawing audiences who read it as a story about war, love and fate.
Juan Gonzalez · August 18, 2024
O'Donnell, 50, will move to a senior correspondent role at CBS News after leading the network's coverage of the Democratic National Convention and election night.
Amy Swan · July 30, 2024
Cultural institutions across Boston are offering special programming, much of it free, for the Jan. 16 federal holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Ishani Kapalli · July 24, 2024
The heartland rocker, whose website carries a blistering message about gun control and politicians, is set to play the Wang Theatre on June 10 as part of a 76-date North American tour.
Ishani Kapalli · July 24, 2024
Two years after opening at Bryant and 21st streets, El Chato has become a neighborhood magnet with a laid-back scene, a pop-star mural and a list of wines that ignores regional borders.
Mei Ling · July 18, 2024
San Francisco arts group Illuminate will light up Market Street from sunset to sunrise this weekend with a 20-laser rainbow marking the 20th anniversary of the Winter of Love.
Mei Ling · June 25, 2024
A sprawling octagonal home in Sultan, Washington, appeared on an episode of the HGTV contest, though it failed to advance to the finals.
Jennifer Paige · May 7, 2024
A $1.2 million renovation of the Ragdale Barnhouse, part of which dates to 1839, aims to expand dining and living space for visiting artists while preserving the building's historic character.
Ken Adams · April 2, 2024
In his weekly column, Edmonds-based guidebook author Rick Steves describes Tangier, Morocco, as a city whose main attractions are the everyday scenes in its streets.
Jennifer Paige · March 23, 2024
Christopher Nolan's atomic-bomb drama swept the Academy Awards, while Snohomish County's Lily Gladstone missed out on becoming the first Native American Oscar winner.
Jennifer Paige · March 10, 2024
The Brooklyn-born singer and actor, who built a decades-long career with his wife Eydie Gormé and on his own, died of complications from Alzheimer's disease.
Amy Swan · March 7, 2024
The actor reshared a video asking followers to pray for his daughter and son-in-law, but he gave no explanation for the request.
Jacob Leary · February 29, 2024
A small, drizzly gathering in Snohomish learned on Saturday that winter will last another six weeks, as organizers announced the festival will change hands.
Jennifer Paige · January 28, 2024
Filmmaker Sharon "Rocky" Roggio says her documentary shows how a 1946 translation choice put the word "homosexual" into scripture, a claim that has drawn criticism from religious writers even as the film collects festival awards.
Kendra Konchanuk · December 1, 2023
The Atlanta rapper, born Jay Wayne Jenkins, is seeking joint legal custody of the couple's 20-month-old daughter, Monaco, according to filings in Fulton County.
Jacob Leary · September 15, 2023
The blockbuster has been banned in Kuwait and Oman, pulled in Algeria, and left in limbo in Lebanon and Qatar, amid a wave of anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric across the region.
Amy Swan · August 31, 2023
The jazz-trained pianist and longtime Philly Pops conductor, who released more than 70 albums, died Thursday of natural causes in Florida.
Aever Bundji · July 9, 2023
Founded by Dmitri Chimes in 1990, the cash-only, no-reservations BYOB became a neighborhood and industry favorite before closing its original location in late 2019.
Aever Bundji · April 6, 2023
Meghan and Jake Wells, who met at a Center City happy hour in 2013, describe how fertility struggles, a pandemic-era birth and job losses shaped their approach to raising three young children.
Aever Bundji · April 5, 2023
The Arizona Jewish Historical Society's new immersive exhibit recreates the Amsterdam hiding place as it looked when Anne Frank lived there, and two Holocaust survivors marked the opening by sharing their own stories.
Juan Gonzalez · March 6, 2023
The three-day numismatic event brought dealers, exhibitors and hobbyists downtown, with the U.S. Mint's director on hand and a rare 1943 Lincoln cent valued above $1 million on display.
Juan Gonzalez · March 6, 2023
The company announced its 2023-24 lineup, headlined by a Nellie Bly world premiere, Verdi's Simon Boccanegra and a rarely staged Joseph Bologne opera, as it rebuilds audiences after the pandemic.
Aever Bundji · February 28, 2023
The African American Museum of Southern Arizona, the state's first and only museum of its kind, began as a 7-year-old's school assignment and now sits in a single room at the University of Arizona's Student Union.
Juan Gonzalez · February 24, 2023
Houston Public Media asked its audience to name the love songs they cherish most, producing a 17-track community mixtape ranging from Etta James to Raffi.
Kendra Konchanuk · February 14, 2023
