Christmas under Donald Trump brought air strikes abroad and political threats at home, as the US president used the holiday to project a vision of power rooted less in peace than grievance, even as ...

The simulator lands Clancy on a zombie-ravaged earth, where he meets the president, who's a fan of drugs and meditation. On a planet populated by baby clowns, Clancy hears a deer-dog's thoughts on ...

In the summer of 1958, Morton Smith, a newly hired Columbia University historian, traveled to an ancient monastery outside Jerusalem. In its library, he found what he said was a lost gospel. His ...

Israel's implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in Gaza marks another significant shift in the landscape of modern warfare. However, the widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure in ...

From the concert stage to jamming in Chicago’s jazz scene, G. Thomas Allen is a multi-genre Singer/Songwriter and “one of the most compelling countertenors voices you’ll ever hear.” (The Musical Hype) ...

Singer-songwriter and worship leader Nia Allen banks her first leader on Billboard's Gospel Airplay chart (dated May 1), as "Wait (2020)," her first entry on the chart, ascends from No. 4 to No… By ...

Just days before COVID-19 shut Chicago down, mourners crowded Trinity United Church of Christ to bid farewell to gospel singer Billie Barrett Greenbey. A member of the world-famous Barrett Sisters and ...

The Rev. Mike McClure Jr., pastor of the Rock City Church in Birmingham and a musician popularly known nationwide as “Pastor Mike Jr.,” has another hit. His newest single, “I Got It,” has hit No. 1 on ...

Music lovers were enthralled and their spirits elevated as gospel artists performed during the 7th Mpumalanga Gospel Awards at Emnotweni last Sunday night. The celebratory mood was heightened when the ...

The Experience gospel concert hosted by House On The Rock reached its 15th edition this year 2020 with a different twist due to the COVID-19 pandemic that has brought countries and economies to their ...

The MSG event, held Aug. 28, 1960, was the second annual gathering of Black church groups organized by Joe Bostic of station WLIB; it drew 10,000 audience members. Other performers included Sister ...