Music

The composer's artifacts are on display in Manhattan now.

The federal government announced plans to settle with Ticketmaster's owner, but states say it's still an illegal monopoly.

An interview with Shelter's architect, DJ Timmy Regisford, on carrying on the Paradise Garage's legacy, what's changed over time, and what hasn't.

British jazz, Australian indie, Mitski, and Michael Shannon.

The Timbale Terrace will include a 20-story, 341-unit, $225 million affordable housing development anchored by a cultural center on a city-owned lot.

Luar's Raul Lopez reflects on creating the pop superstar's salsa dress and seeing his work revealed live at halftime.

Sheer Mag, Mavis Staples, and Underground Resistance hit the city.

Karl Jordan Jr. was one of two people convicted of murdering the legendary rapper.

“Sing the Children Over” by Kath Bloom and Loren Mazzacane Connors didn’t catch on in 1982. Now, it’s a collector’s dream, and boxes of deadstock have hit the market thanks to Ergot Records.

Court approves settlement for potential sale to private equity firm Axar Capital Management.