Jeff Beck, a former Conestoga Valley assistant track and field coach, has been competing for more than 40 years in powerlifting within the World Natural Powerlifting Federation.
Longtime country music disc jockey Bill Mack, whose “Blue” became a hit for LeAnn Rimes and won a 1996 Grammy Award for Country Music Song of the Year, has died at age 88.
It’s raining nominations for Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande’s “Rain on Me” at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards, which will present new categories focused on live performances and music videos created at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Jon Anderson started making “1000 Hands” nearly 30 years ago and its title alludes to the lengthy roster of musicians who appear on the album, from several of the singer’s former Yes bandmates to Chick Corea, Jean-Luc Ponty, Rick Derringer and Larry Coryell.
Steve Howe’s guitar mastery was a key component of the success of prog-rock masters Yes and you can hear some of his trademark acoustic and electric sounds on “Love Is,” his first solo album since 2011.
Danish Grammy award-winning composer and pianist Bent Fabricius-Bjerre, known as Bent Fabric, who had an international hit in 1962 with the tune “Alley Cat,” has died.
A New Mexico Hispanic activist who demanded the state’s largest university remove some Ethnic Studies classes is no longer a leader in the nation’s oldest Latino civil rights group.
It’s been eight years since Alanis Morissette released an album, but the rocker is back in a big way on her new release, “Such Pretty Forks In the Road.”.
Acclaimed composer Burt Bacharach is enjoying a burst of creativity at age 92, thanks to his new collaboration with Nashville singer-songwriter Daniel Tashian.
New York’s governor says he is “appalled” by videos showing crowds standing close together at a Hamptons concert featuring electronic music duo The Chainsmokers over the weekend.
Grammy-winners including Pharrell Williams, the Beastie Boys and Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor have a chance of winning their first-ever honors at the Emmy Awards.
PBS’ busy documentarian, Ken Burns, says he has eight new projects in the works, including deep-dive looks at Benjamin Franklin, Muhammad Ali, Leonardo da Vinci and Ernest Hemingway.
