The fashion, the food and the photos are all a part of what makes the Austin City Limits Festival one of the hottest tickets in town. Many would argue the number one reason 75,000 people attend every ...

Amber Galloway Gallego was in bed when a friend texted her: "Turn on Jimmy Kimmel." "I was like, 'Why?' " said Galloway Gallego, who lives in Houston. Then she flipped on the late-night talk show and ...

When Shawn Vriezen interpreted the national anthem for the Minnesota Wild Stadium Series hockey game against the Chicago Blackhawks last February, his hands shown in stark contrast against his black ...

As if touched by some extra-sensory spirit, Diane Chambers gyrates and gesticulates to the rhythms of Janet Jackson reverberating through the Baltimore Arena. Rocking and flowing through such slow ...

Method Man‘s music has stood the test of time. Whether it be as a solo act or as a member of the Wu-Tang Clan, Method Man has a catalog of songs that are universally loved. Yesterday (April 28) at the ...

Wearing sunglasses, tattoos and a tank top, Blake Noland bounced his head to the beat in front of the stage at Louisville’s Waterfront Park, raising a beer as the band launched into a guitar solo.

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Whenever I go to see Phish at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park each Labor Day weekend, my friends and I always end up Page Side near the rail, across from the speakers. From our vantage point, we can see ...

When interpreting highly complicated lyrics like Phish’s “Reba” or Ween’s “Piss up a Rope,” showing the story becomes the focus, but during songs with limited lyrics, such as “Harry Hood” and “You ...