Just for Variety: It's a good morning back in Hollywood after a weekend re-discovering Palm Springs. Driving alongside us at the entrance to Rock Resorts' recently acquired (for $50 million) the…
Cabaret singer and pianist Bobby Short, an icon of Cafe Society and the musical personification of class, died Monday of leukemia at New York Presbyterian Hospital. He was 80.
Pity the music lover who pops into NYTW all juiced up for some soulful blues and becomes trapped in the gloomy meditations of a narcissistic trumpet player and his windy muse. The theater's…
Leonard Slatkin has been appointed principal guest conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl, his tenure beginning with four Gershwin Festival programs in July.
To honor the 250th anniversary of the death of J.S. Bach in 2000, the Stuttgart-based International Bach-Akademie commissioned four composers to create modern-day settings of the Biblical depiction…
Save for a reggae-spun "Summer in the City," Joe Cocker keeps his renditions of others' works faithful to original recordings these days. It can make for a bit of a humdrum record, as on his latest…
The U.K.'s entertainments PR industry is set for a shake-up with business veteran Gary Farrow establishing a major new agency.
"The Lord of the Rings" producer Barrie Osborne, singer Roger Whittaker and Bangkok-based investment banker-producer Robert Mullis have joined forces to help a fund rebuild parts of Thailand…
The songbook musical is at a crossroads, and "All Shook Up" could bury the genre -- or secure its reputation for good. Tuners based on vintage songs now occupy that limbo in the critical firmament…
Following the phenomenal success of Ray Charles' final recording, Concord Records is getting back to business as usual.
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