Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable new tracks. Listen to the Playlist on ...

Sunday reflection: Missionaries, following Christ This trust is not simply a passive belief but an active commitment, a total adherence to God's will in all of life's situations. In the second ...

If the Democrats are really as battered, bruised and confused as recent reports indicate, they should act immediately to remove Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. After the 2024 drubbing that ...

The Ohio Players is one of many funk groups from Dayton that took off in the 1970s and '80s. In the mid-1960s, James Brown was creating a new style of music — funk. Instead of turning elaborate ...

The Ohio Players is one of many funk groups from Dayton that took off in the 1970s and '80s. In the mid-1960s, James Brown was creating a new style of music — funk. Instead of turning elaborate ...

DAYTON, Ohio (The Ohio Newsroom) — In the mid-1960s, James Brown was creating a new style of music — funk. It would one day make its home in Dayton, Ohio. Instead of turning elaborate melodies ...

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Struggling with lingering sadness, anxiety or feelings of indifference? If so, you might be stuck in a funk. Whatever the cause, don’t lose hope. There are many things you can do to turn the way ...

The show, billed as ‘An Evening Of Funk,’ will see performances from The Floozies, Manic Focus, Sunsquabi, and Muzzy Bearr. Tickets for ‘An Evening Of Funk’ are available now!

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then every shot in Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani’s cine-kaleidoscopic “Reflection in a Dead Diamond” is worth its weight in cubic zirconia.

By Jordan Mintzer Flaunting more leather and latex than a specialty shop off Times Square in the 1970s, Reflection in a Dead Diamond (Reflet dans un diamant mort) is another gory, glammy ...

(Funk, 94). Sly Stone initially made his mark as a popular deejay at KSOL and KDIA in the Bay Area. It was in this capacity that Stone brought together the group of musicians that ultimately became ...