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When we invited readers to come up with a lockdown playlist, hundreds of suggestions ranged from Duran Duran to Dua Lipa. But nobody picked Horses.

In the early 1900s, Charles and Willa Bruce opened Bruce's Beach, a beachfront resort Black Americans could enjoy. Despite a campaign of targeted harassment and violence, they thrived. Ultimately, eminent domain would force them out. It would be almost 100 years before the family saw justice.

Back in the mid-1990s, every author —and their eager publicists— knew the value of a good or even bad review in the 'Bay Area Reporter.' One deserved standout was the work of Scott Heim.

Paul Willistein is Editor of the Lehigh Valley Press Focus section, a position he has held for 10 years. He has received more than one dozen Keystone state journalism awards and an Allentown Arts Commission Arts Ovation Award. He reviews movies and theater and writes features stories about arts and entertainment, news stories about municipal and school topics and takes photographs for Lehigh Valley Press newspapers and web sites.

A work from First Nations composer and didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton will be the first music to be heard when the hall finally reopens next year.

A work from First Nations composer and didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton will be the first music to be heard when the hall finally reopens next year.

Plymouth Point, which plunges you into a mystery with a thrilling, occult turn, launches in Australia this week and has already spawned two sequels.

The NSW government’s Dine and Discover vouchers can now be used until July 31. Here are the pick of upcoming shows to help you choose.

Company losses are mounting and artists desperately need cash to cover the bills, while the number of calls for mental health support is rising.

Ten years after Walter Lyng first introduced the world to KNIFE FIGHT — consisting of 23 action/exploitation films — he returns with KNIFE FIGHT X, once again taking audience members