The Quad City community has lost a longtime supporter of the trucking industry, athletics, the Iowa Hawkeyes, and scouting.
The Courant’s arts picks for July 19-25 include deathcore band Heavy//Hitter, indie rock trio Riley! and heavy hitters such ...
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What’s the smoke like at the Jersey Shore? Here’s what to expect if you’re thinking of going.
Beachgoers and Jersey Shore visitors may want to think twice before heading outdoors Friday, as smoke from Canadian wildfires ...
NYC isn't just the setting for many of Marvel's comics, it's a central part of comic book history Disney Marvel New York City ...
Lollapalooza got its start in Phoenix. Here's a look at that game-changing day, from Jane's Addiction fighting to Nine Inch ...
Calvin Hayes, a founding member of the popular 1980s pop group Johnny Hates Jazz, has died. He was 63. According to reports, ...
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What happened to The Sylvers? Where the 70s R&B group are now - 50 years after Boogie Fever hit
Family band The Sylvers found success in the 70s with their chart-topping hit, Boogie Fever. But in 1985, the group disbanded ...
Video may have killed the radio star, but one-hit wonders dominated the decade. The 1980s revolutionized music in a masterful ...
Matias Giannini, CEO of Horse Powertrain, is urging OEMs to outsource Powertrain development and focus on the brand and ...
Ryan Murphy’s ‘The Shards,’ based on Bret Easton Ellis’ book, dropped a steamy and violent first trailer. The cast includes ...
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How the 'long march' through the institutions led to socialist takeover of Dem Party: 'Need to wake up'
The Democratic Socialists of America platform calls to abolish the U.S. Senate, replace the Electoral College, and defund ...
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