Elinor Harrison received funding from the National Institutes of Health, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Grammy Museum Foundation. She is affiliated with the International Association of ...

Wayne Rooney has amusingly blamed CBeebies legend Mr Tumble for his vasectomy because he 'couldn't go through' watching his TV show for a fifth time. The Man United and England legend, 40, went as far ...

Jets quarterback Justin Fields speaks to the media after practice in Florham Park, NJ. Bill Kostroun/New York Post Even after all he has been through, first as designated savior in Chicago, then ...

Zora Neale Hurston was a fascinating woman, by all accounts. And “Let The People Sing,” the play about her that’s onstage at Rollins College in Winter Park, gives us a taste of her fire and drive.

Watch the Launch Trailer for Let's Sing 2026, the hit sing-along karaoke game developed by Voxler. Players can turn any living room into a dance hall to take the stage solo or share the mic in duets.

They say that mothers often sing or hum to their children in the womb. What a delightful thought. Months of growing into awareness reassured and comforted by mother’s love in song. And it is needed.

The Raiders waived Shorter on Monday. The move corresponds with the Raiders signing veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett to the active roster. Shorter was signed to the Raiders' active roster in early ...

CBeebies Megastar Justin Fletcher announces his first live theatre tour since 2022 as he prepares to travel the UK with his brand-new rock-tastic live theatre show Justin Time To Rock. The all-singing ...

Don't miss the release date announcement trailer for Let’s Sing 2026, the karaoke franchise developed by Voxler. Get ready to take the stage and sing along to official music videos, from modern hits ...

It's early, but Justin Herbert has entered the MVP race. Will he be here to stay? Herbert played his best football when the game was on the line in the Los Angeles Chargers' 27-21 win over the Kansas ...

The one thing wrong with Margaret Rosezarian Harris was that she sometimes couldn’t reach the right notes—but she would grow. And her appreciative audience thought that her phrasing, rhythm and ...