During deep brain stimulation surgery in the U.K., 65-year-old Denise Bacon played her clarinet as surgeons witnessed her ...

See which Missy Elliot hit took the top spot. As the quarter-mark of the 21st century rapidly approaches, Rolling Stone is taking a look back at the last 25 years of music. On Wednesday, the outlet ...

Running time: 119 minutes. Rated PG-13 (violence and action). In theaters Friday. “Tron” was groundbreaking back in 1982 for being one of the first movies to heavily rely on computerized special ...

Like any anthology, horror or otherwise, the V/H/S series has its hits and misses. Released in 2012, the first V/H/S had a simple concept: an all-star lineup of horror directors (including Joe ...

Microsoft is raising the price of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, and the company has now attempted to defend the hikes. Speaking to The Verge, Microsoft director of gaming and platform ...

The haptics bring satisfying feedback to everyday tasks, if you’re willing to go all-in on its app. The haptics bring satisfying feedback to everyday tasks, if you’re willing to go all-in on its app.

From Jason Kelce's impressive saxophone skills to Tina Fey's flute-playing to Steven Spielberg's love for the clarinet Stephanie Sengwe is a pop culture enthusiast with over 10 years of experience ...

Vir Das made a hilarious observation about celebrity diets and it has got people's attention onlinePhoto Credit: Instagram/ virdas Many of us are familiar with the intense fitness routines and strict ...

Those are three iconic films starring Hoosier legend James Dean. Seven decades after his death, Dean’s legacy will live on through the James Dean Festival in Fairmount. On Tuesday, Christy Pulley ...

When she was a young mother writing science fiction, Carol Emshwiller solved the demands on her time through an ingenious application of technology. She put her desk in a corner and set up the walls ...

Packed with bare-all balladry, grunge melodies, and darkly funny pop songs, the south Londoner's new LP is an eclectic sprawl. By Sophie Williams Though she may have made her mainstream crossover only ...

There were passages of seriousness: Gustav Mahler’s dolorous opener, leavened by the sunny and saucy Alma Mahler that followed, and Reynaldo Hahn’s touchingly ingenuous take on Bach, “À Chloris”.