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  • Vocalist Hilary Gardner made her debut on Broadway in Twyla Tharp’s musical Come Fly Away, singing solos and duets with Frank Sinatra to much critical…
  • Grammy-winning R&B/soul singer Aaron Neville has been a music mainstay for more than five decades. Ambassador to the world for New Orleans following…
  • Wayne Brady became a star improvising on the popular TV show Whose Line is it Anyway? A singer, actor, dancer, and comedian, Brady has also appeared on…
  • British conductor, arranger, and scholar John Wilson serves as conductor for numerous orchestras throughout the UK including his own, which has a…
  • Jake Shimabukuro has carried the sound of the ukulele from the shores of Hawaii to the world’s concert stages. In his hands, the humble “little guitar”…
  • Governor Haley says Hurricane Matthew is still a deadly storm packing sustained winds of 75 mph. She adds no one should yet try to return home until the…
  • Former S.C. Governor and U.S. Senator Ernest "Fritz" Hollings died on Saturday, April 6, 2019 at the age of 97. A Democrat, he held elective office for…
  • Pianist, singer, composer and producer Allen Toussaint is one of the leading figures of New Orleans R&B. His hits include "Working in a Coal Mine" and…
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  • British jazz vocalist and pianist Anthony Strong built a reputation as a session pianist, supporting stars like B.B. King. His EP release Delovely reached…
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