Clarence Carter, the blues and soul musician and singer-songwriter with the raspy, emotional vocals whose hits included the sentimental “Patches” and the salacious “Strokin,’” has died at age 90.

In the five years since his last album, the Chattanooga rapper retreated from the public eye after a very private betrayal.

Don’t judge me, but I did not walk 10,000 steps today. Whew, it’s a relief to get that out of the way.  Confession is good ...

The first impulse is to lick your thumb and wipe it off. "Here, let me get that for you." But the hairs don't budge. They are there on purpose, lone pilgrims in an expanse of otherwise shaved skin.

Struggling to call your past “abuse”? You’re not alone. But you can acknowledge harm and begin healing without forcing a ...

Raye's U.S. tour-capping show at the Greek in L.A. established she's one of the great talkers as well as great singers in the ...

From small towns to cities, explore Oklahoma eateries where great food meets inviting charm and leaves a lasting impression ...

The book traces how amateur blackface minstrelsy wasn’t just a fleeting theatrical phase, but the hidden operating system of ...

Arkansas is full of delightful contradictions, Heather Baker told a group of national travel writers Tuesday. Baker, ...

The blind soul guitarist, whose catalog swung between gospel-level emotion and X-rated humor, knew fame would come but said, ...

The June 4th show, AND HAVE WE ALL THE TIME?, centers on the songs of Jacques Brel and reflections on life, love, and the ...