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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Episode 777: Cambridge Community Cats and the Cambridge Village Market raised money to fix about 30 cats in 2023. Only four cats remain.
Episode 778: Jordan has over 100,000 followers on social media and sells her knitting patterns online. Eva Sollberger met with Jordan for a new sweater reveal.
The second annual ‘Samhain Harvest,’ produced by Old Town Café & Comics in Williston, showcases horror writers and artists from Vermont and beyond.
New releases include a history of Jewish immigrants in the Green Mountain State, a novel within a novel about small-town life and a biography of Amelia Earhart.
The Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s string quartet celebrates its anniversary with a run of shows in which, like its namesake, audiences will choose the music.
Fans of the late Southwestern Pennsylvania music legend Donnie Iris will get a chance to remember him this week. According to the obituary posted by Gabauer-Lutton Funeral Home & Cremation Services, a public memorial will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home, where visitors
NEW YORK — Lady Gaga, Shakira, Pink, Boy George, Jack White, Sia, Vince Gill, Ne-Yo, Blondie’s Debbie Harry and Chris Stein and many more are among the impressive list of nominees for the 2027 Songwriters Hall of Fame class, an especially eclectic mix of pop, hip-hop, Latin, funk and rock
The Air Force Museum Foundation received a $1.3 million donation from an anonymous donor from Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds. A ceremony was held at the museum on Wednesday, Nov. 4.
New England voters helped shift the balance of power in Washington and made changes at home.
Nicki Minaj is the latest celebrity to be spotted in New Hampshire in Election Day.
In 2002, thanks to a major fundraising effort by Marge, the Bong Museum opened its doors. And recently they received a long-lost artifact.
A routine burger run became an unforgettable night when James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa stopped by an Austin restaurant to celebrate.