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This, for College Basketball history. [cheering] she does that. Caitlin clark becomes the alltime leading scorer in major College Basketball history. [cheering] arthel get it girl you may have seen earlier today live on fox. With that shot Caitlin Clark is broken every career scoring record in College Basketball. Welcome to a brandnew hour of fox news like i am arthel neville. Hi eric. Eric hello everyone im eric shawn. She had no reaction she was on the ball, professional getting right to the game until you saw that. She has passed pistol pete in her final regularseason game putting her in th...

Lara Hope and the Ark Tones The Ark-Tones recently released their 3rd studio album, the all-original Here To Tell The Tale, which has been getting rave reviews nationally and internationally. They've spent much of the past decade on the road, both in Europe, and in the US, and have had the pleasure of touring with some of their musical heroes, including a national tour with The Brian Setzer Orchestra, and regional tours with The Blasters, and the Reverend Horton Heat. The band has also had the privilege of supporting some of their favorite artists, including Joan Jett, Tiger Army, Gary US ...

Glen David Andrews The name of trombonist and singer Glen David Andrews’s latest album, Le Treme Carnival, gives a clue into the ebullient vibes within. The New Orleans native’s origins musical roots run deep and broad: His big brother Derrick Tabb plays with the renowned Rebirth Brass Band and their cousin is the celebrated Trombone Shorty. Andrews leads his own boisterously swinging band, which fuses traditional jazz with funk, gospel, blues, and rock to make each of their engagements—such as this one in Marlboro—a big damn party. (Nels Cline’s Concentrik Quarte...

Forty-five years after buying her first car for $400, 'Birdie" still has a place in LuAnne Holladay's heart.

Still, it’s not the ABC series’ fault that, a decade later, Marvel seems intent on squandering the potential of television