Annual Punk Rock Mini-Golf and Music & Art Fest return to Staten Island this summer

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. —Maker Park Radio’s fifth annual Punk Rock Mini-Golf multi-day event tees off once again just in time for the start of the summer season. The station recently hosted its fourth annual Vinyl Record Fair at Flagship Brewing Co....

Thresher Awards given for forensics, art, music and Bible and religion

Music to Enliven the Feast of Christ the Good Shepherd

Thousands of people from more than 90 countries took part in the Jubilee of Bands and Popular Entertainment held on 10 and 11 May in Rome. The days’ events were dedicated to institutional, military, amateur, folk, community, sports, school and...

Art on display: Werner Tübke’s Peasants’ War Panorama in Frankenhausen

Werner Tübke’s monumental painting "Early Bourgeois Revolution in Germany." Following initial uprisings in southern Germany, the German Peasants’ War quickly spread and reached Thuringia, where Frankenhausen became the center of the rebellion in...

Music fans name their 'favourite Scottish musicians' of all time

Scotland has birthed many musical icons and these are the best ones, according to locals Music fans have shared their "favourite Scottish musicians". Artists and bands from a large range of genres have been named among the best. Scotland has a...

Culture Club reunites at Tribeca Film Festival for emotional documentary premiere

The creators of Boy George & Culture Club reunited on the red carpet at the Tribeca Film Festival for the world premiere of a deeply personal new documentary. Guitarists Roy Hay and Mikey Craig joined the celebration, reflecting on the highs,...

Society shares how much town has changed over years

A talk outlining major historical events that brought changes to the town was given to The March Society by chairman Jennifer Lawler. Archaeological findings around the Wimblington Road area have shown evidence of activities in March dating back...

Culture Club documentary reveals screaming match in the studio

NEW YORK – Considering how much Boy George talked about enjoying the attention that came with fronting one of the most tenured bands of the New Wave movement, it was a bit surprising that he wasn't in the room during the world premiere of "Boy...

‘Art Talk Sunday’ set for weekend

“Art Talk Sunday” is slated for this Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Morris Graves Museum of Art, 636 F St., Eureka. There will be a reading from “Black Silk and Other Poems: Creative Work of Ruth Mountaingrove.” Mountaingrove passed away in 2016 in...

Religious diversity matters in the comics universe

Photo:AP Photo/Richard Drew Vishavjit Singh, who educates youth about Sikhism through his Captain Sikh America character, poses for a portrait in costume at home, in New York's Harlem neighborhood, Friday, May 30, 2025. “Captain America doesn’t...

Religious, right-wing slates dominate after contentious US World Zionist Congress vote

Right-wing, Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox slates scored unprecedented victories in the United States World Zionist Congress elections in a fiercely competitive race marred by numerous counts of election fraud. Preliminary results published Thursday...

Music Review: Virtuosic guitarist Ty Segall finds a new sweet spot on his laid-back ‘Possession’

LOS ANGELES | Much of the virtuosic guitarist Ty Segall’s prolific career has been characterized by a sludgy, almost primal, intensity. But his 16th LP crystalizes a new, less-aggressive era for the indie rocker, as he trades in his additive...

Culture is not a coaching change: What the Phoenix Suns must learn from the Spurs and the Heat

It’s official: Jordan Ott is the next man up. The Phoenix Suns have announced the hiring of Ott, a first-time NBA head coach and tenured assistant under the likes of Darvin Ham, Steve Nash, and Kenny Atkinson. It’s a bold move, a pivot away from...

Music Review: On Addison Rae’s ‘Addison,’ a new pop powerhouse is born

Culture and collaboration at Celtic Media Festival

Matt PengellyBBC News, Cornwall ShareSave Azenor Kallag from Brittany, France creates content for young people in the Breton language Media strategies, indigenous languages and the future of television, with a Celtic twist, have been on the agenda...

Music Review: On Addison Rae’s ‘Addison,’ a new pop powerhouse is born

NEW YORK (AP) — The pop album of the summer is here. Addison Rae’s debut, “Addison,” is full, stuffed with bejeweled, hypnotic pop songs for the post-“BRAT” crowd. Hedonism has a new hero. For those who’ve watched her rise, it’s almost impossible...

“Art in the Park” returns to Columbia this weekend (LISTEN)

The Columbia Art Festival “Art in the Park” is back in Columbia, June 7 and 8. Columbia Art League Executive Director Kelsey Hammond tells Cameron Conner why this event is for art lovers at all levels.

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Art inspired by Detroit's landscape breaks new ground at The Shepherd

“The Sea and the Sky, and You and I” art exhibition, inspired by Detroit's landscape, is on display at The Shepherd. The exhibition features 28 artists, 17 of whom are from Detroit. The show explores Detroit's history and the role of artist-led...

Rumours of extraordinary rift at the peak of Melbourne high society: One is a heiress, the other the glamorous wife of a nightclub king... and a single photo has the in-crowd buzzing

There's never a dull moment in Melbourne's high society. But behind the scenes of the lavish Toorak dinner parties and long lunches at Maison Bâtard, there are whispers of rift at the very top of the social ladder. And this particular rumour...