August News

Dan Harmon , who is best known as the creator of NBC's amazing comedy series Community , is a fascinating person with a very strong fan base.

IF you're the kind of person who starts counting down to next year's Glastonbury Festival as you're filing out of the gates caked in mud, you'll know it's little more than 100 days until Glasto 2014.

David Bowie has done it again. After breaking the mould in the 70s as the otherworldly "Ziggy Stardust", the 66-year-old singer is now breaking box office records.

Music fans traveling to Berlin, Germany this summer will find a real treat in "David Bowie," a multimedia show focusing on the career of one of the most influential musicians of the past half-century.

Bowen welcomes a pair of heavyweight thespians to the show. Tony- and Emmy Award-nominated actress Kate Burton is currently tearing it up on the small screen as the conniving Vice President Sally Langston on the deliciously soapy "Scandal" on ABC.

THE Human League, once described by David Bowie as "the future of pop music", will headline the Sunday bill at this summer's Galtres Parklands Festival in Duncombe Park, Helmsley.

If you're a fan of the revolutionary sounds of NEU! or the catchy tunes of Belle & Sebastian, a connoisseur of Chelsea Wolfe's sombre ballads, or you'd just like to dive into the dark labyrinth of Deafheaven, there's only one place to be: the OFF Festival , of course, this August in Katowice.

When she was an undergraduate majoring in Russian studies at Brown University, Kate Burton had no intention of pursuing a career in the theater.

By the end of the year, we will be ten films deep in Marvel Studios mythology, which is quite a feat by any standard.

Supermodel Kate Moss was into vintage Bowie tonight - as she wore one of his Ziggy Stardust outfits to collect a prize on his behalf at the Brit Awards.

The Children's Museum of New Hampshire is launching a no-child-allowed project tonight.

The evening climaxed with a half hour performance by Rod Stewart, in which Stewart was reportedly paid $1 million.

Shown is a work by former Akron resident Angelo Merendino from his photo-documentary, "The Battle We Didn't Choose, My Wife's Fight With Breast Cancer," which is on view in the Akron Art Museum's Invitation to Stare: Photographic Portraits.