New York's Madison Square Garden held all the excitement and allure of a monster truck show for the 39th annual Grammy Awards on Wednesday night. The stadium was packed to the gills with sequined musical starlets and producers and musicians sporting the ever-popular too-long-to-be-a-businessman hair and tuxedo combinations.
Clapton, Dion, Beck win big at Grammys
Something about music itself is very special; it has the ability to completely captivate and enthrall. A band's ability to make the listener a part of the music is very special. Most bands can't do it, but there are a select few who really are doing something to give the listener something more.Promise Ring plays Detroit Fest benefit
Orchestras usually conjure up images of tuxedo-clad men, women in black dresses and violins. But throw in the word 'China,' and suddenly the whole phrase takes on a new context. Indeed, Wednesday evening's performance of the National Traditional Orchestra of China proved to be an enlightening experience.Orchestra of China offers unique sounds
When the Michigan tundra begins to thaw and a walk to class becomes almost bearable again, you know that can only mean one thing. That's right, it's time for spring, and that means spring movies - films that generally are not good enough for post-Memorial Day release, or simply could not match up against the Christmas crop.
Spring is in the air: Disasters, re-releases, tear-jerkers, 'Friends' vie for box-office dollars
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