Today in Music History for Sept. 19: In 1910, Salomon Mazurette, called the King of Canadian Pianists, died in Detroit at the age of 63.

From 1953 to 1988, Tinton Falls held a three-day country fair. Now, on its 75th anniversary, the town is bringing it back.

LODI, Wis. — The annual Cars and Cones: Classic Car Show will be held Wednesday at Dove Healthcare-Lodi, featuring a free, 1950s-themed evening of classic cars and live music. The free event runs from ...

With the Murdoch settlement and the end of Redstone family control of Paramount, it recalls a long history of family creation ...

Singer-songwriter King Princess earned a devoted fan following for baring her soul about her love life in songs such as ...

The New York Yankees had to sweat out extra innings, but they found a way to beat the Tampa Bay Rays 6-4 on Wednesday night at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Rookie Cam Schlittler carried a perfect ...

Cruise back in time at California drive-ins where retro carhop service, vintage vibes, and comfort food still steal the ...

While so few people talk about the brilliance of '50s icon Larry Williams, he could have delivered so much more had it not been for his rollercoaster of a life.

Woodbine, known affectionately as "Woody", formed the Royal Caribbean Steel Band, mentored The Beatles, promoted them at his ...

William Suff, born on August 20, 1950, in Torrance, California, became one of the most notorious serial killers in Riverside County history.