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One Night of Queen If you loved the Award Winning, Oscar Nominated Film Bohemian Rhapsody, you won't want to miss this incredible re-creation of Freddie Mercury and Queen in concert

This week’s PBS Feature Album is Opelousafried by Melbourne’s swamp-blues powerhouse Opelousas.Opelousafried showcases an evolution in the interplay between Kerri Simpson’s visceral vocals and powerfully raw guitar, Anthony “Shorty” Shortte’s hypnotic grooves and swamp-soaked percussion andAlison Ferrier’s menacing electric guitar, keening amplified fiddle and sultry vocal

Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Democratic Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware, a co-chair of President Joe Bidens reelection campaign, grew animated on Sunday as he defended Biden after special counsel Robert Hurs new report detailing what Hur called Bidens significant lapses in memory. "As you well know, small gaffes are a part of what all of us in public life do," Coons said in an interview with ABC News "This Week" co-anchor Jonathan Karl. Coons p...

From gold in the Hostess City, to gold on the global stage. Former ATC winner recognized on the global stage

By the end of their set, HowellDevine’s progressions and chords are a comforting reminder of the freshness and originality to be found in contemporary blues, meriting a thunderous round of

Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik, who is being floated as a possible running mate to Donald Trump in 2024, signaled if she had been serving as vice president in 2020 she wouldnt have certified the election results. "I would not have done what Mike Pence did," Stefanik said. Stefanik made the comments Thursday night during an appearance on CNNs "The Source" with Kaitlan Collins. Collins asked Stefanik if shed been part of any vetting pro...

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Li Jianguo/Xinhua via Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Monarch butterfly sightings may be sparser than usual in the U.S. and Canada following a drastic drop in populations wintering in Mexico, researchers told ABC News. The annual census of the number of monarchs that winter in Central Mexico showed that the population decreased "precipitously," the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, which conducts the research alongside the World Wildlife Fund-Mexico, announced on Wednesday. T...