There are a number of upcoming music releases I am looking forward to this year.
If you frequently read this column, you know I have been listening to and studying a lot of jazz.
We received a tip from Carol Gross, one of our column readers, about where to get some great french fries. We loved getting a message and learning about a new place to try.
Here are a few of my favorite music releases from this passing year in no particular order.
J.J. Abrams' climactic film of the "Star Wars" sequel trilogy is arguably the worst in series history.
Here are some gift ideas for the music lovers on your list.
This is the time of year when we look for unique, beautiful, local and affordable gifts for family and friends.
Late in the summer of 1972, just before my first year of high school, I started buying record albums from Mazzuca's Tapes and Records instead of 45s from Woolworth.
There are a pair of concerts coming up at Avalon Theatre in November that you might want to consider making plans to attend.
Triple Play recently purchased a record collection of more than 2,000 LPs with more than 250 jazz records.
Where is the best hamburger in town? We think that is a tough question.
My wife Kenda's birthday is in the last week of August. Mine is in the first week of September.
We have spent a good amount of time in Hong Kong over the years. One favorite thing was watching people in the parks practicing a slow ritualized set of movements every morning: tai chi.
There were a couple of great new releases this past week and they just happen to be from two artists I am very fond of.
In an ever-growing landscape of remakes, sequels, nostalgia cash grabs and CGI overkill, it's a good thing that Quentin Tarantino still makes movies.
"Acoustic Sunday" is no longer on the air.
As someone who adored Disney's "The Lion King" as a kid, I was concerned about the prospects of the company adding it to its ever-growing catalog of live-action remakes (though the 2019 "Lion King" is entirely animated, but it's animated to look like it isn't).
Count me as one who really likes Bruce Springsteen's newest record "Western Stars." I have heard some folks be critical of it after just one or two listenings. I think it takes more than two times through a record to absorb it and form an opinion. This one gets better every time I play it. I…
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Christmas in July means something different to everyone.
You know how it is — you move to a new part of the county and you just love the area, but you still miss some of your favorite foods.
