Energized by the Japanese nuclear disaster, many of the performers from the No Nukes concerts of 1979 will regroup this summer for a 2011 version.
John Wayne Schulz, lovebirds Nick Fink and Jacqueline Dunford and more are off to Hollywood
CNN's Fredricka Whitfield surprises Kyra and Sean during a quick trip to Jazz Fest.
While attending the first Louisiana Heritage Fair in Congo Square 40 years ago, legendary gospel singer Mahalia Jackson and influential jazz artist Duke Ellington spontaneously led a brass band and crowd of second-line revelers on a parade through the festival grounds.
The Hairspray star sings her favorite songs for her first New York audience
Being a product of the Delaware school system, I can't help but love Quakers. My middle and junior high schools were located on a Meeting House Lane. Pacifism, abolitionism and tolerance have always seemed like good ideas to me. And I'm a total sucker for Quaker Oats packaging.
Carrie Underwood talks to CNN's Denise Quan about the lack of women up for the CMA Entertainer of the Year award.
In 1979, we helped organize five nights of concerts at Madison Square Garden and an anti-nuke rally that drew 200,000 people. These efforts and the ongoing work of many grassroots and national safe energy groups have helped to hold off the building of new nuclear reactors ever since.
Has there been a recent musical project more death-obsessed than Johnny Cash's American Recordings cycle?
The Dixie Chicks don't wait very long to remind us of the dustup surrounding their Bush-bashing remark of three years ago.
Some of the biggest names in rock and roll raised millions of dollars in the nation's capital on Monday with a marathon concert aimed at getting out the vote for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry.
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