The xx, Young Thug, Turnstile, David Byrne, FKA twigs, Addison Rae, Ethel Cain, and dozens more are heading to Indio, ...

Today in Music History for Sept. 16: In 1857, the song "Jingle Bells" was copyrighted by Jane Pierpont of Boston. The song, originally titled "One Horse Open Sleigh," was written for a Sunday school ...

Sabrina Carpenter went vinyl shopping with Canadian oddball Nardwuar, during which she learned a shocking detail about the vinyl version of her debut.

One hundred twenty-eight years ago today, the man who would help shape and popularize country music, Jimmie Rodgers, was born.

Lana Del Rey is one of today's most popular singers, thanks to her haunting lullabies filled with complex emotions surrounding love, loss, and longing. The "Summertime Sadness" singer, who captivates ...

Steven Rosenbaum is a digital producer for CBS Texas. A versatile journalist, Steven writes, edits and produces content for the CBS Texas digital platforms. Doug Myers is a digital content producer ...

U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy is likely to face another challenger in his bid to win reelection next year. State Rep. Julie Emerson said Wednesday that she is likely to jump into the race if U.S. Rep. Julia ...

House Republicans introduced legislation Tuesday to ban transgender girls from participating in girls’ school sports, moving to advance one of the Trump administration’s top priorities. The measure, ...

It’s understandable if you know Bill Kurtis only as an anchorman. That was his profession for decades, polished with that sonorous voice and often in the company of Walter Jacobson on WBBM-Ch. 2, or ...

Jordon Hudson has a cheeky response to claims she might be a triflin’ friend indeed. Bill Belichick’s girlfriend is having a little fun in regard to her relationship with the former New England ...

Robert Birsel is a Newsweek reporter based in Asia with a focus on political and general news. Robert joined Newsweek in 2025 from Radio Free Asia and had previously worked at Reuters. He is a ...

Already one of the fastest-growing businesses in the city, a Monroe company will expand again after City Council approved a Reinvestment Area Agreement. Founded in 2007 by Rod Crane, Crane Consumables ...