Jazz

'Schoolhouse Rock' Composer Bob Dorough Dies

The jazz musician also wrote classic kids songs like "Three Is a Magic Number" and "Conjunction Junction."
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Donovan Mitchell Uses Footwear To Send Powerful Message About Gun Violence

The Utah Jazz star said "there’s a lot of so-called awareness of it, but there’s nothing being done."
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Nas Honors Legends Of Black Music In Open Letter For Black History Month

"I was raised to understand that every month was Black History Month."
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Quincy Jones Redefines Shade With Comments On Taylor Swift's Music

"We need more songs, man. F***ing songs, not hooks."
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Jazz Jennings Schools Haters Who Claim Her Parents Are Child Abusers

"My story is one of happiness," the transgender teen says.
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Jon Hendricks, Legendary Jazz And Vocalese Singer, Dies At 96

Although he didn't invent vocalese, Hendricks became known as the jazz singer who mastered the art.
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A Banjo Player From North Carolina Is Writing The Next 'Hamilton'

Newly dubbed MacArthur "Genius" Rhiannon Giddens wants to bring one of the most overlooked moments in American history to the stage.
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Jazz Jennings Has Classy Response To Duggar Family Member's Transphobia

Derick Dillard sparked controversy after he blasted the teen on Twitter.
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Jazz Jennings Has A Message – And A Mission

Jennings is addressing the massive smoking rates in the LGBTQ community.
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White Knights, Tin Foil Hats And Beyond: A Conversation With Todd Rundgren, Plus Chats With Kevin Eubanks And Christian Sands

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