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At 25, Zack Keim—whose musical background bridges the gap between garage-rock scuzz and kaleidoscopic folk reveries—has done enough performing for several

Hundreds came out to enjoy the Colne Food and Drink Festival.

Most Normal by Gilla Band: an emphatic return from the Dublin rock scene's most innovative, difficult and rewarding group

Chargers stumble and fumble, with their coach saying, We definitely did not help ourselves tonight

A sailor accused of setting a fire that destroyed a $1.2 billion naval warship in 2020 has been acquitted. Then, San Diego Congressman Scott Peters is co-sponsoring a bill that would set a national research agenda for studying marijuana. And finally in our weekend preview, we have powerful classical music, installation art, experimental music and a bike tour.

The former president is choosing to align himself with a conspiracy theory movement that believes, in its best moments, the Democratic Party is run by a secret cabal of pedophiles and, in its worst moments, that zombie JFK is going to come back and lead our country again while a Filipino health care worker is going to take over Canada with an assist from our military. This is who you'd vote for to be president again, Rep. Armstrong? This man's endorsement is important to you, Sen. Hoev...

It had been the plan to show the 2020 limited series “I Know This Much Is True” in a movie theater when it debuted, with screenings in New York City, Los Angeles and Connecticut accompanying its launc...

If you're looking for a musician worthy of being projected onto a massive IMAX screen, it's impossible to do any better than David Bowie. From...

Their first LP for Sub Pop, Built to Spills When the Wind Forgets Your Name ends a seven-year vacancy of original, guitar-tempered indie rock.

The Mexican American Cultural Center throws a quinceañera for Viva Mexico. Tierra Cali plays Coliseo. Grupo Fantasma is at Bucks in Buda.