Whether you’re a lifelong artist or enjoying the works of others—filling your life with music, books, paintings, plays, or any other form of art is good for your soul.
If you’re missing traveling right now then this is the article for you. You’ll get such a detailed look into Colorado’s iconic Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre that you’ll feel like you’re right there — even if you can’t leave your home right now.
One great idea can create waves of change. Meet a group of people who are making a difference to not only save wildlife but to give locals a new vocation.
Drummer Liberty DeVitto helped propel Billy Joel to stardom. Liberty reports in from his apartment Brooklyn and explains how he’s keeping busy and sane during coronavirus, especially since he doesn’t have a drum set in his apartment but he does have a 3-year-old!
Do pen pals seem like old news to you? If so, find out how one initiative is setting out to change that mindset.
Kay Castle-Brinker believes that grandmothers have the power and the obligation to help leave a legacy of peace, acceptance and compassion. That led her to creating The Granny P.A.C.™, a Granny-selected combination of children’s books with positive messages of kindness and acceptance, wrapped in a handmade “pac.”
For more than 50 years, Gordon Lightfoot has written and recorded some of the most beautiful and thoughtful songs ever created. We catch up with the man who Bob Dylan calls his mentor to discuss his 50+ years in the business about his career and why changes to the music business excite, rather than frighten, him.
Words matter because they resonate among all generations and can build bridges of kindness and compassion. Take a bow, Amanda Gorman.
Marlo Thomas has dedicated her life to making a difference. She shares how St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital has weathered the pandemic.
In 2020, the year of Covid-19 and the assorted hardships that come with it, finding something to smile about may be challenging. But here’s something that can make your heart sing: Dionne Warwick is on Twitter.
We are all not in the same Covid-19 boat of challenges. Everyone, every business, has a different story of struggle to share. In the arts industry, the pain is quite profound.
“I’m alive and I’m out here on my own.” That line from “Ghosts” – a song off Bruce Springsteen’s recently-released “Letter to You” album – resonates with anyone old enough to acknowledge their mortality.
Sheila E has been performing on stages since the age of 5, and all these years later, she’s still creative and passionate about making a difference in the lives of others.
Do pen pals seem like old news to you? If so, find out how one initiative is setting out to change that mindset.
Music, they say, soothes the savage beast. So maybe that’s why the story of iconic entertainer Cher and a lonely elephant named Kaavan will be remembered as one of melodic serendipity and good deeds.
Singer-songwriter Macy Gray has one of the most recognizable voices on the planet. She’s now using that voice to make a difference in the lives of those who’ve lost loved ones.
Grover Wilhelmsen couldn’t talk after he was intubated to help treat a Covid-19 infection that had spread to his lungs. But he still wanted to give thanks to the nurses and doctors taking care of him in the intensive care unit, so he found his own special way.
One great idea can create waves of change. Meet a group of people who are making a difference to not only save wildlife but to give locals a new vocation.
At the age of 57, Florida resident Joy Perry received the role of a lifetime. She was cast in a Hallmark Christmas movie with NO previous acting experience! How does that happen? She answered an open casting call for a “funny, sharp, full of life female 55+ with or without acting experience.”
