   On March 11th & 12, 2023, the 16th Annual Jazz in the Gardens (JITG) Music Festival will showcase the depth and diversity of some of South Floridaâs most talented artists with an exciting home-grown artist lineup just announced. Local acts performing on the 2nd stage include 2016 JITG alums April RaQuel and Lavie, along with 2018 JITG alum Ronnie, the VOP â produced and backed up by Miamiâs most popular R&B band, Jody Hill and the Deep-Fried Funk Band.
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By Alan Zeitlin Maybe âbubbieâ can win a Grammy. Two Jewish musicians are working to create a Jewish music category for the Grammy Awardsâone that might…
By Mike Wagenheim Artists 4 Israel is expanding its series of murals honoring Righteous Among the Nations. Itâs doing so with a âkissâ this time. Gene…
By Chris Katje The streaming market continues to be ultra-competitive, with streaming pure-play companies, media giants and others launching and growing their own platforms. Companies are…
By Adam Dutton A chipped cup and saucer thought to have been used by first-class passengers on board the Titanic smashed the expected sale price and…
By Chris Katje One of the keys to the success of The Walt Disney Company over the years may be its acquisition of Marvel Entertainment, which…
By Mark Puleo Weâve seen it dozens of times in dozens of films. From dramas to comedies to superhero movies, the romantic kiss in the pouring…
By Chris Katje Rihanna was the featured performer during the Super Bowl Halftime show on Sunday. Shortly after her appearance, the singerâs rep confirmed what many suspected…
By Menachem Wecker Crocodiles are not kosher. But the much-beloved protagonistâinitially misunderstood as a villainâof Bernard Waberâs childrenâs books âThe House on East 88th Streetâ and…
    On February 3, 2023, old-school music invaded the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center. Mayor Ken Thurston of Lauderhill hosted a night of feel-good music during the 21st Annual MLK Old School Music Celebration, featuring headliner SWV, along with performing artists Maxi Priest, Blackstreet, and special guest the Old Skool Gang.  DJ Big Man Kelly kept the crowd on their feet spinning hit after hit. Â