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'Soul of a Woman' to be released next month
Sharon Jones, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2013, died last November.
New Yorker cartoonist offers a how-to guide to the city
As Roz Chast describes New York City, the streets run east-west and the anxieties go every which way.
The 22-time Grammy Award winner will be joined on this tour by drummer Steve Gadd, one of most highly-regarded session drummers around.
Gordon Parks' advice to aspiring black artists in the 1980s
In a 1980 speech, artist Gordon Parks told the story of how he survived Minnesota winters as a homeless teen, and shared some important advice for fellow black writers.
Ex-Mpls. cop who kicked suspect in head found guilty
Christopher Reiter was found guilty of third-degree assault for severely injuring a domestic assault suspect last year while the suspect was on his hands and knees, causing a brain injury.
King of Latin Pop comes to town
When he launched his career, Enrique Iglesias didn't want his father or his famous surname to advance his career. So at first he called himself Enrique Martinez and claimed he was an unknown singer from Guatemala.
'Caught in the crossfire': The day Sam Subah was forced to leave his Liberian home
After his family was caught in the crossfire of the civil war in Liberia, Sam Subah -- now a U.S. citizen living in Minnesota -- was forced to flee his home with nothing but the food his family had cooked that day.