CARIBBEAT: Monty Alexander ‘Jamaica to Jazz’ concert at Lincoln Center is tribute to icon’s long career
Encompassing decades of Caribbean music styles, jazz and classic tunes from the Great American Songbook, Jamaican American ...
The woman who was was the queen of Fonda - Focus on History
Queen Libby ran a boarding house and grocery store in the west end of Fonda, where she fed, housed and cared for Italian ...
Neil Gaiman, ‘Babygirl’ and the Ethics of Social Liberalism
It is clichéd-sounding but still accurate to say that the allegations of sexual assault and abuse against the fantasy writer ...
'Forces of Nature' showcases the potent mix of two jazz giants
A new recording features pianist McCoy Tyner and saxophonist Joe Henderson in a concert taped in New York City in 1966. The music here is a prelude to later iconic records by each leader.
Odes to F-ckboys, Celebrations of Carnival, and a Lot More: Yola Breaks Down Her New EP
British singer Yola breaks down her excellent new EP, 'My Way,' which includes odes to fuckboys, celebrations of Carnival and ...
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Ballet Past and Present
Marina Harss Harss has written about dance for Goings On since 2004.
Roy Wood Jr. Captures Our Fractious Culture in an Insightful New Special
The funny but bleak “Lonely Flowers,” isn’t directly about the new president, but it builds small observations into larger ...
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Another Detroit Lions win is fairytale stuff — which should be plenty scary
Even if it’s risky and scary as heck to watch. A true-life fairytale with all kinds of warm and fuzzy, not to mention some darkness and scary elements. The high-flying offense has to be darn nea ...
Lucy Dacus to Return With First Solo Album in Four Years, ‘Forever Is a Feeling,’ and National Tour
Following the breakout success of Boygenius in 2023, and its three members laying relatively low in 2024, Lucy Dacus is the ...