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From Ani DiFranco to Earth, Wind & Fire's Ralph Johnson, discover six music authors and must-see talks at this year's event.
From indie rock and post-punk to hip-hop, R&B and electronic music, South Florida's local artists deliver a fresh soundtrack for the month.
Chital Mehta is a Delaware-based author, and, as of last year, an award-winning novelist. Her new book, "Have You Seen Romit?" won the 2025 James Alan McPherson Prize for the Novel, and hit bookstores on October 1. It tells the story of Usha, a wife and mother of adult children, who leaves her predictable and routine life behind to search the woods of Southern India when her son goes missing.
This month, AARP Delaware is recognizing caregivers.During November, those who are helping parents, spouses, friends and other loved ones live independently in their homes and community are being honored in the First State.With multiple events in the state, AARP Delaware is putting the spotlight on the importance of caregivers and the issues they face.
The Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme has launched a $6.1 million renovation of the Robert and Nancy Krieble Gallery.
Dolly Parton's final recorded song, "Torn," a duet with Bono, debuts on U2's new album.
The two shared the news on Friday on Fudd’s podcast, Fudd Around And Find Out, revealing that they actually broke up more than a year ago.
This year’s Starbucks holiday cups draw inspiration from the “classic holiday movie,” featuring ribbons, bows and other vintage-style holiday decor.
Musicians adjusted conflicting schedules to make it possible to attend both shows
Late in Martin McDonagh’s new film “Wild Horse Nine,” John Malkovich’s CIA agent Chris describes an idea for a Western told from the point of view of the
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Boulder has exceeded its goal for issued short-term rental licenses ahead of Sundance, and officials say there's more time for residents to join the fun