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Vince Gill’s talent was immediately obvious to peers like Rodney Crowell, Guy Clark, Rosanne Cash, and Emmylou Harris – he played alongside all of them before (and after) he hit the big time in the late 80s. It took audiences a little longer to catch on to his weightless tenor with its almost R&B-ready elasticity. When they did, however, he quickly went from your favorite artist’s favorite back-up singer and guitarist to not just country superstar, but part of the genre’s increasing pop crossover – all while garnering critical acclaim and more Grammy awards than any other country a...

Sela Shiloni Imagine you’re at a shiva and your sugar daddy and ex-girlfriend are there. Then, add your parents, the sugar daddy’s wife, judgmental neighbors who vaguely know you, and a heaping serving of anxiety. That’s Shiva Baby, a suspenseful comedy following a bisexual 20-something Jewish woman, Danielle (Rachel Sennott), trapped at a shiva where she’s plagued by questions about her career prospects and the haunting presence of current and former lovers. A series of lies, unexpected guests, and nowhere to go quickly turn Danielle’s fragile psyche and double life into a pressu...

Posted on March 11, 2021. U. S. President Joe Biden, a devout Catholic, attended Mass with his family. At the exit of the church the Argentine connection took place. Daniela Moreira from Córdoba, Argentina, moved to the United States 10 years ago and presently employs 150 people in a pizza shop and in four branches of her deli, Call Your Mother. At one of these shops, the staff had to fill an order for a VIP client: U. S. President Joe Biden. Biden, the second Catholic president of the United States after John F. Kennedy, stopped to pick up an order of bagels — cream cheese and vegetables ...

While in-person author events and book conferences are on hold, virtual events move ahead with authors including Edwidge Danticat, George Saunders, Bruce Feiler and others.

Quincy Jones, 28 In addition to being the living person with the most Grammys, Jones has won Grammys in six consecutive decades -- a distinction he shares with someone else on this list. Jones won his first Grammy at the 1963 awards for arranging Count Basie’s version of the Ray Charles classic “I Can’t Stop Loving You”; his most recent one two years ago for the music doc Quincy. Jones' biggest night at the Grammys was at the 1990 awards, when he won six prizes, including album of the year for Back on the Block. Krauss has, for now at least, won more Grammys than any other woman in ...