Joey Covington, who helped to create Hot Tuna and played drums in Jefferson Airplane for a few years, has died at the age of 67. He passed away on June 4 following a car crash in Palm Springs.
Granted, this video is not as elaborate as most of the proposals we feature on here. There was no puppet movie, no homemade video game. There was just an awesome surprise.
Tickets for an intimate Guns N' Roses gig in Brooklyn go on sale this afternoon. The band announced they'll play Williamsburg's Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday night (June 6), two days before their Governor's Ball Festival performance scheduled for the weekend.
It may have taken 35 years to get here, but you can finally hear a new Black Sabbath record featuring lead vocals from Ozzy Osbourne.
Being a mom is tough. How do you feed your little one on the go? Enter Lollipop company Lollyphile and their line of breast milk-flavored lollipops. Yes, this is a thing now.
Somebody thought they could heckle Michelle Obama. Somebody thought wrong.
About 12 minutes into a speech the First Lady was giving for a Democratic Party fundraiser in Washington, D.C., a protester interrupted to demand that the president sign an anti-discrimination executive order. And that's when things got real.
2 weeks ago Whether you're a poet, musician or comedian, an open mic night is the perfect chance to showcase your talent. Check out the list below of open mics in Western New York, and enjoy your time under the spotlight!
Billy Joel surprised a New York City high school by singing two songs and fielding some questions from the class. According to the Associated Press, the singer-songwriter made an appearance at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in Queens on May 30. Singer Tony Bennett, who opened the school a dozen years ago, was also there.
2 weeks ago Are you tired of walking your dog down the block from your house every day, but not sure what parks allow dogs? Here's a list of parks in Western New York that your dog (and you) can enjoy this summer!
We all know "Get in the Ring" is about Axl's hatred of the press, "Mr. Brownstone" is about substance abuse and "Don't Cry" was for an old girlfriend.
What’s that they say about the punishment fitting the crime?
