Austin, Texas, may be the epitome of 21st-century hipster cool, but  back in the 1970s, the sleepy Texas capital was also a hotbed of divergent strains of country music. Outlaw musicians like … more

Growing up in an Irish Catholic family in Dolton, Illinois, a tiny Chicago suburb, Jane Lynch enjoyed Christmases that were always a big deal. “My dad would read ‘The Night Before … more

Whether or not you celebrate the holiday, Christmas films are ubiquitous in December. Almost every channel, and even many of the most popular streaming services, focuses on wintery tales that are … more

If you’re thinking, “Really, another Jungle Book movie?” in regard to Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle, it’s understandable. After all, the two previous versions (Disney’s … more

Talk about a checkered past. Tulip Fever was originally planned for 2004 with Shakespeare in Love’s John Madden directing. Didn’t happen. Then, in 2011, Tom Hooper (The King’s … more

The second annual edition of this all-day event, billed as “The World’s Largest Coloring Book Party,” wants everyone to get in on the fun. There are interactive murals, art … more

The California crooner defied the electronic 1980s with a retro sound directly descended from Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison. In the process, he inspired musicians and filmmakers alike, eventually … more

Now in its 40th season, St. Augustine’s EMMA Concert Association observes the holidays with its Traditional Holiday Pops Concert and Sing-Along. The program, which features Metropolitan Opera … more

Paul “H.R.” Hudson rose to cult fame as singer in seminal D.C. punk group Bad Brains before branching out and embracing sounds of all sorts, including reggae. He’s currently … more

Sure, there are lots of productions of this holiday fave, but Jacksonville Symphony’s take on Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s timeless ballet has been a NEFla tradition for more than 40 years. … more