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Neil Diamond, 73, is a superstar who even in the prime of his life remains one of the most popular performers in the world today.

At first it might seem weird that a forger is designing the trophies for this year’s Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts Awards. Don’t forgers make fake money? Kyle Walton is not that kind of forger. The St.

If there is one Edmonton venue that projects an aura of the authentic 1920s Vaudeville era, it’s the Capitol Theatre.

Acoustic guitar duos are fairly widespread. There is a great deal of repertoire written for twosomes. They dual against each other brilliantly and improvise effectively with little or no rehearsal. Trios, not so much.

A powerful banking executive. A passionate musician. A dedicated luthier. A curious Renaissance man.

Anyone expecting to attend the Tom Russell concert at the Arden Theatre better hustle to get last-minute tickets. There are only a couple of dozen left and they’re moving quickly.

Toward the tail end of an interview, Le Vent du Nord frontman Nicolas Boulerice looks out the window of his Quebec acreage in the Richelieu Valley and spots a lynx roaming toward the woods.

There is an antidote out there for anyone who battles poetry allergy. It’s called slam poetry.

In this heart-pounding action thriller, Kevin Costner is a dangerous international spy who is determined to give up his high stakes life to finally build a closer relationship with his estranged wife and daughter, whom he's previously kept at arm's l

Preparations for St. Albert’s inaugural Amplify Youth Festival are in full swing.