Bob Dylan brought protest music to the masses back in the 1960s, but he pointed to reggae progenitor Jimmy Cliff as having written the greatest protest anthem.

Much happened then, so let’s take a look at some stuff, starting with events in MSN’s recent Natalie Rubinfeld’s photo ...

Counting down five revolutionary tracks in the history of Motown Records, each of which broke the mould of Berry Gordy's ...

Musical Theater Southwest (6320 Domingo Road, Albuquerque) is on a roll – they continue to bring a varied and exciting season ...

Artifacts and costumes memorializing the career of Grammy-winner Lynn Anderson will be available at a Nashville estate sale ...

In the hands of Hendrix College English professor Alex Vernon, the life story of writer Tim O’Brien — best known for the 1990 ...

There is Nellie Kusugak. A former teacher, Nellie was my matron of honour at our wedding in Rankin Inlet all those years ago.

Which generation years and names encompass the people in your life? Check out our handy guide to the Great Generational Drama ...

Her book inspired survivors to tell their stories, women to organize rape crisis centers and helped lead to the passage of ...

Longtime Honolulu Advertiser reporter, Capitol bureau chief, city editor and editorial page editor Jerry Burris died ...

The Bourbon and Beefsteak Bar, Les Girls, the Red Baron, the Groovy Room, Surf City, the Pink Panther, the Carousel Club, the Venus Room, the Whisky A Go Go – all formed the greater fabric of Kings ...

J. Hoberman's 'Everything Is Now,' a survey of the 1960's avant-garde arts scene in NYC is a glorious blast from the past.