Hayden Panettiere’s Six Defining Performances, From Child Star Breakthrough to ‘Nashville’ and ‘Scream’ Roles That Made Her a Fan Favorite
A look back at the TV, film and voice performances that shaped her career across two decades.
Donnie Wahlberg Opens up About Feeling Empty Without Jesus After Viral Forrest Frank Remix and George Janko Podcast Conversation
The New Kids on the Block singer says his faith journey has changed how he sees family, success and purpose.
Carly Simon’s First Album in 18 Years, Comes in Waves, Surges Into Itunes Top 10, Sells Out on Amazon Overnight and Draws Rave Reviews From USA Today
The surprise release is already moving fast online, with physical copies vanishing and attention building around possible remixes.
Eric Clapton Lines up Six US Concerts in September, Opening in Detroit Before Crossroads Guitar Festival in Austin Closes Out His Short Run
The blues-rock veteran will hit six Midwest and Plains cities before heading to Texas for his Crossroads Guitar Festival.
Garth Brooks Weighs a Possible Sale of His Music Catalog as Sources Say the Country Star’s Publishing and Recorded Rights Could Fetch up to $2 Billion
Sources say the country star is exploring a deal that would include both publishing and recorded-music rights.
Buddy Guy Gets Chicago Music Legend Award at Obama Presidential Center as the 90-Year-Old Blues Icon Keeps Touring, Recording, and Returning to His South Loop Club
The nine-time Grammy winner was recognized at the Chicago Culture Ball for a career that helped define the city’s blues identity.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Marry in New York City After a Yearlong Engagement, With Adam Sandler Officiating and About 1,000 Guests Expected
The pop star and Chiefs tight end turned a fan-favorite romance into a wedding day packed with celebrity arrivals, custom Dior looks and family roles.
Eileen Tull’s Too Fat to Run Turns a Marathon Story Into a Minneapolis Fringe Festival Solo Show About Body Image, Grit and Claiming Space Onstage
Chicago-based performer Eileen Tull brings a personal running story to Open Eye Theatre in a show about self-worth, endurance and defying assumptions.
Derek Jeter Urges Chicago Bears to Forget Failure and Lean on Past Success in Halas Hall Meeting That Left Players and Coaches Talking
The Yankees Hall of Famer shared a simple message with the Bears: when pressure rises, think about what has worked before.
Chicago’s Printer’s Row and Glenwood Avenue Arts Festivals Draw More Than 250 Artists, Live Music and Free Weekend Crowds Across the South Loop and Rogers Park
Two neighborhood festivals offered Chicago residents and visitors free art, music and food throughout the weekend.
