Writer Gabby Rivera Is A True Superhero
She might not leap off tall buildings or stop bullets, but Rivera is breaking down gender stereotypes with America Chavez, the new Marvel Comics character she's helping create.
Music & Culture
Natalia Lafourcade's Heartfelt Return To Her Roots
The Mexican vocalist followed up a hugely successful album with an acoustic-based sound that is close to her heart.
Making Movies: 'We Need To Be The Most Human That We Can Be'
The members of the Kansas City band spend their time offstage working with youth in their city's underprivileged neighborhoods.
We Can't Tell You The Name Of This New Mudhoney Song
For the annual Grumpy's Bash show Minneapolis, the original Seattle fuzz worshipers have a message for knuckle-dragging numbskulls everywhere.
The Difficult, Adventurous, Happy Life Of Rosalie Sorrels
During her remarkable life, Rosalie Sorrels' was adored by Hunter S. Thompson and Studs Terkel, was backed by Jerry Garcia at Woodstock and an early supporter of Townes Van Zandt.
Songs We Love: Cordovas, 'I'm The One Who Needs You Tonight'
The country-rock band is committed to the sound of brotherhood — a few voices sharing a feeling. Nowhere is that clearer than on this tender ballad.
Gene Simmons Wants To Trademark Hand Gesture
Kiss frontman Gene Simmons is trying to get a trademark for the hand sign with index and pinkie fingers up and thumb out. In sign language it means, "I love you."
Queens Of The Stone Age Release New Song, 'The Way You Used To Do'
The first single from Villains features a bouncing blues riff honkin' heavy on The Rolling Stones with Homme's unmistakable croon.
The Dallas Street Choir Makes Historic Carnegie Hall Debut
The choir, composed entirely of singers who are homeless, performs Wednesday at the hallowed New York venue alongside composer and pianist Jake Heggie and mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade.
Things Are Good: Shania Twain Announces Her First Album In 15 Years With A New Single
Maybe contemporary country music will make sense again, now that Shania Twain is back to set the record straight.