Category: 5. Entertainment

In 2020, as long-overdue conversations about race rippled out across the world, Gbemisola Ikumelo, now 39, made a decision. “I had this soul-destroying experience on a job,” she says, hersunny demeanour at odds with the grim tale. She decided…

SAN ANTONIO – Today at 10 a.m., an encore episode of SA Live’s Sleep Special, showcasing tech, brain coaching and more to help you get better rest.

Our Question of the Day: How many hours of sleep are you getting each night? Let us know here,…

Ring in the new year with arts and music events across the Twin Cities. Highlights include a show at the Fine Line featuring Native musicians, hoop dancing and Indigenous fashion; saxophonist Karl Denson performing two jazz shows…

2 January 2026

A foster carer, who has worked for Powys County Council for 18 years, has received an MBE in the New Year Honours.

Mair Wilson, who says she is part of a team providing care with her husband Roy, their own…

A global music icon, Laura Pausini will be one of the superstar performers of the Opening Ceremony of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games, taking place on 6 February 2026 at the San Siro Olympic Stadium in Milano.

The only Italian artist…

At long last, it seems that butter yellow is officially on the outs, joining the likes of brat green and Barbie pink in the castoff color pile.

In recent months, we’ve been noticing a shift toward cobalt blue. Our first inkling came over a year…

Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman is…

The 125-year-old Storyville Theater in downtown Salida is undergoing a major renovation that will add various new functions to the space. Plans for the new space, called the Sundry, include a music venue that can hold roughly 600 attendees, a bar…

Concertgoers interested in hearing the music of Tina Turner, Dolly Parton or Simon and Garfunkel have a new place to go — Powell Hall, home of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.

A spate of newly announced…

John Mayer calls it “adult day care”: the historic recording studio behind the arched gates on La Brea Avenue where famous musicians have been keeping themselves — and one another — creatively occupied since the mid-1960s.

Known for…