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The south of Spain is popular with tourists from all over the world; year-round sunshine, spectacular beaches, vibrant cities and beautiful scenery make the perfect combi

Lancaster city will come alive this Friday with plenty of new exhibits, two makers markets and even a theater production.

From ancient Rome to Jazz Age Chicago and from an Amish farm to 19th-century London, local stage companies will take audiences on a world tour — from the comfort of

The approaching spring brings with it glimpses of warmer weather, along with the relaxing of COVID-19 restrictions in many indoor venues.

I've yelled at so many magazines in my life. Just flung them across the room, screaming obscenities so profane that I'd normally only utter them...

Эй, мешки с мясом! «Футураме» исполнилось 20 лет! Вспоминаем любимый мультсериал: как он появился, что предсказал и какие мемы нам подарил. Включая сну-сну. С блэкджеком и шлюхами!

Множество знаменитых на весь мир объектов появилось благодаря лотереям

Robert Resnik Heres a little media note for ya: Robert Resnik, longtime host of Vermont Public Radios folk and traditional music show "All the Traditions," is finally back at the mic after a nine-month absence. Resnik had been away from his post and quarantining hard due to some personal health factors that made him high risk for COVID-19. He recently scheduled his first round of vaccination and has returned to the radio booth. Resniks first show ...

Just because live music is mostly shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t mean the music stops. Vermont musicians in 2021 have been releasing or will soon be issuing new music, from singles to mini-albums to full-length recordings. Here’s a look at some of that music ready to hit your ears. Out now: Longtime Vermont musician Peg Tassey released the single “Winter Comes” – “my first new music in 17 years,” she told the Burlington Free Press in a recent email – on Feb. 5. ...

It will be on a completely different scale - none of the crowds, the chorus or the characters but the tale of Hansel and Gretel will be brought to life virtually by a small number of members of Killorglin Pantomime Group this year. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the pantomime group, which has been taking to the stage for the past 57 years, wanted to do something to mark the annual show so they have decided to take it online. "There is only a cast of seven and it is very different. We have bee...