Missouri native brings the jazzy music of ‘Hey Arnold!’ to St. Louis ↗
“Hey Arnold!” debuted in 1996 and was known for its distinctive, jazzy score. Three decades later, its creators are taking the music on the road.
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In summer 2022, Matt Lorenz was gearing up to go into the studio and record another album as The Suitcase Junket, the Cavendish native’s singular project that features him performing
PITTSBURGH — Artists from across Pennsylvania gathered at Pittsburgh's historic City-County Building on Oct. 29 for an America250PA National Arts & Humanities Reception celebrating the successful Bells Across PA public art initiative. The reception recognized the artists and community partners responsible for creating 123 commemorative Liberty Bell sculptures representing all 67 Pennsylvania counties as part of the nation's 250th anniversary celebration.
Sammy Kershaw says he was turned down from walking the red carpet at the upcoming Country Music Association Awards.
NEW YORK -- And now, Take 2: The new Met Gala exhibit will celebrate everyday garments and materials like jeans and puffer jackets, paper and plastic -- and how fashion designers transform them.
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Bridge Capitol and data reporters discussed Tuesday’s midterm election, which saw Democrats sweep the ticket and regain control of the congressional delegation and state Legislature.
How do you write a best-selling novel? Horror author Josh Malerman takes viewers though the ups and downs of the creative process in his debut documentary To All the Books. The film, produced by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, makes its Iowa premiere this month.
The former Miss Pennsylvania, who appeared in numerous movies and television shows, has died after being hospitalized from a heart-related medical emergency
As we enter this season of Thanksgiving, I find myself reflecting on how fortunate we are to call Southwest Colorado home. These past few weeks have brought
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West Virginia University football discussion with Brad Howe, Hoppy Kercheval, and Tony Caridi on 3 Guys Before The Game
A California appeals court has found enough similarity between “ER” and “The Pitt” for a lawsuit by Michael Crichton's widow to proceed.