This episode opens with a flashback to 2018, roughly 15 years after the outbreak begins in the show’s timeline. A FEDRA squad is riding through the Seattle quarantine zone, sharing jolly stories about ...

The festival was the idea of Marley's mother, Cedella, who put Ibis & Genny Pitts in charge of keeping her son's legacy alive in a city where he once lived.

Bob Marley’s Legend returns to five U.K. charts this week, continuing its record-breaking run as one of the most successful ...

Bob Marley’s Smile Jamaica concert in 1976 was more than just a performance—it was an act of defiance. Just two days after surviving an assassination attempt, Marley took the stage with a bullet still ...

Time is short - just like this week - words are few, the weekend looms - it's time for the JOE Friday Pub Quiz.

The 27th annual Colorado Riverfront Concert Series promises quite the lineup for this summer as two respected musicians are ...

Bob Hall and Bill Rodgers were teammates training for the 1975 Boston Marathon — Rodgers on his feet, and Hall in his wheelchair. Rodgers would go on to win that year, the first of the four ...

The Umno Veterans’ Club and Perkasa have challenged academic Tajuddin Rasdi to renounce his citizenship after the latter expressed shame over the reaction to Sin Chew Daily’s misprinting of ...

Well, it's the Virginia state flag. Anne Russey, co-director of the Texas Freedom to Read Project, told Axios the district confirmed to her the flag violated the district's ban. The seal of the ...

Uma Thurman cut a chic display in a blonde bob and black dress as she continued to film scenes for Dexter: Resurrection in New York City on Friday. The actress, 54, who stars as Head of Security ...

Bob Dylan is still alive. But it was in 1965 — essentially a whole other epoch — that Dylan released “Ballad of a Thin Man,” a simple song that speaks more directly, insinuatingly and ...

Now, sadly, we can confirm that is true. Larry Haywood, known to locals as the "Flag Man," has died. This was verified via text message by Savannah Public Safety Spokesman Neil Penttila on Friday.