The Blues Brothers
Jake and Elwood Blues' "mission from God" was to find $5,000 to rescue a Catholic orphanage from closure. Instead, they set a new standard for movie excess and ...
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White House relations with Congress may be ruffled, but members of both branches of government mingled Tuesday on the White House lawn to soothing strains of New Orleans-style jazz."You all enjoy y...
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Bud Ekins, a renowned off-road racer and stuntman who performed the famous motorcycle jump over barbed wire in the film "The Great Escape" and bounced a Mustang up and down the hills of San Francis...
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Songwriter Burt Bacharach,
singer/actress Doris Day and rock group The Band will receive
Grammy Awards for lifetime achievement in February, organizers
said Tuesday. Also o...
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American singer, songwriter, arranger, and dancer (b. May 3, 1933,
Barnwell, S.C.
—d. Dec. 25, 2006,
Atlanta, Ga.
), was one of the most important and influential entertainers in 20th-centu...
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Josh, 27, of Hell’s Kitchen, has a message for his Brooklyn coevals: “Hey hipsters, stop wearing my fucking sunglasses!”
Josh estimates he bought his first pair of classic Ray-Ban...
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When a force of nature like John Belushi is lost, 25 years isn't time enough to ease the grief or erase the laughter. Actor-comedian Richard Belzer still dreams about him from time to time, the uns...
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James Brown's music career will come full circle when his body is brought to rest on the stage of the legendary Apollo Theater in Harlem, where he made his explosive debut, and the world changed to...
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The Blues Brothers
Jazz rules at White House picnic
