When Billy Joel released "Only the Good Die Young" in 1977, he likely expected controversy. What he may not have expected was ...

For a golf world that tends to view the PGA Championship as the fourth of the four majors, Cameron Young and Justin Thomas ...

Billy Joel turns 77, and a fan ranks his ten greatest songs, skipping "Piano Man" in favor of deep cuts, rockers, and ...

The Mifflin-Juniata Concert Association is turning the 2026–27 season into a full-throttle celebration of musical storytelling, generational talent and genre-bending artistry. Five national touring ...

A nine year old musician balances life and passion while amazing audiences. Notable people who died in 2026 I worked three jobs to put my son through medical school—then I found my husband’s secret ...

Polling and surveys have for years documented a decline in the number of Americans who attend church. But Catholic parishes across the country say they are seeing a dramatic uptick in the number of ...

A report from the liberal HuffPost raised eyebrows among critics for suggesting Catholics were being excluded from a Good Friday service at the Pentagon. HuffPost senior politics reporter Jennifer ...

The job market for young people is brutal. Is AI to blame? ChatGPT was released in late 2022. Since then, the unemployment rate for recent college graduates has shot up to near 6 percent, its highest ...

Meagan Good can recall the exact moment she refused to let public scrutiny dictate her life. During an appearance on “The Breakfast Club,” the actress and soon-to-be cast member of “Reasonable Doubt” ...

At first, it sounds like one of those strange internet myths. A place where dying is illegal can't be real…right? Still, the story keeps resurfacing, attached to a real location with very real rules.

Man, do I miss Pitt basketball. Like a lot of you, I can close my eyes and put myself back in Petersen Events Center when the Panthers were humming and just listen to the noise. There was no better ...

Neil released “Heart Of Gold” in January 1972 as the lead single from his acclaimed studio album, Harvest. Harvest, which hit stores in February 1972, became Young’s only album to top the Billboard ...