LMU alumna Remy Smith (‘22) talks her love for Los Angeles, the women of rock 'n' roll who inspire her songwriting and ...

TWO documentaries came my way this week as we celebrate the Day of Valor—Araw ng Kagitingan, which ironically, remembers the ...

Thank you for all the love ... Happy birthday to you. You're constantly inspiring me (and the world!) to do better. I love you very much,' she penned in a caption. Susannah Constantine shared ...

So we see a lot of very, very sick babies that can ... that we’re trying to do for them. IRA FLATOW: Thank you, Sarah, for taking time and sharing what you do with us. SARAH NOLAN: Thank you so much.

Warren Zevon can sit down at a piano, or John Prine with a guitar, and the story is always going to come through — they’re going to be able to tell that very directly ... 2019 collection of lyrics, I ...

In Moriondo’s case, it was the latter, since her small fingers couldn’t stretch to bar chords on guitar. “I did not get much feedback for a very long ... A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out ...

Then when he finally gets somewhere, he writes lyrics, but it’s a journey to get there. I’m the exact opposite; I have two chords and a ... I Can’t Keep Saying Thank You.) ...

Stomp ♪ Franklin, voice-over: What makes funk gospel is when gospel begins to add chords that are intentional to affect ... Hi, David. Hello. Thank you very much. Bowie, voice-over: I kind of, you ...

Resale tickets were going for as much as $1,279 for a main floor seat ... in the Oscar-nominated film “A Complete Unknown”? (Thank you, Timothée Chalamet.) Or did the six-year absence make ...

What I love most is how her songs still hold meaning today. They don’t feel dated—they feel necessary. In a world where music can sometimes feel disposable, Shirley gives us something lasting. Her ...

One of the most memorable highlights of “Thank You Very Much,” Alex Braverman’s consistently engaging documentary about comedy legend Andy Kaufman, doesn’t directly involve Kaufman at all.

Thank You Very Much is a 2023 American documentary film directed by Alex Braverman. A portrait of Andy Kaufman's personal life and career, it premiered at the 80th edition of the Venice Film Festival.