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Abby hears from a wife whose husband is clearly not interested in being a dad, while a man wonders why people are being critical of him

Thursday, July 13

Qu'est-ce que c'est? When the first sentence of a lead story contains a gross error easily corrected these days by googling before going to print,...

One local organization is giving lost loved ones their wings.

Blue Note's Tone Poet audiophile vinyl reissue series, which has been written about frequently in these pages, was inaugurated in 2019 and has now reached 70+ releases, mostly reissues from the storied label's catalog with outliers from Pacific Jazz/World Pacific and United Artists and a couple of new issues thrown in. The Blue Note reissues have ranged from classics released in myriad editions since their initial LP run to music held back for years and sometimes put out only in Japan ...

In 2014, Chelsea Levis unexpectedly lost her first child, Timothy, during childbirth in Massachusetts. Stunned, grief-stricken and at a loss for where to seek support,...

Plenty of arts offerings still available in April.

Gustavo Dudamel begins his Rachmaninoff festival, celebrating the composer's 150th birthday, with pianist Yuja Wang and the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Leave it to José, in this case Music Director José Luis Gomez of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra. Over the years, he has introduced Southern Arizona audiences to a great deal

The Bard Music Festival examines whether the arch-romantic composer was more modern than he seems.