John Mayer, Calvin Harris to light up lantern festival’s return
RiSE Festival is the biggest sky lantern festival in the world, which means it can reach for the skies for […]
Entertainment
Israel’s presence still roils Eurovision a year after major protests over the war in Gaza
BASEL, Switzerland (AP) — Most contestants at the Eurovision Song Contest are seeking as much publicity as possible. Israel’s Yuval
NPR and PBS aren’t going away in Hampton Roads, for now
If, like other Hampton Roads commuters, you instinctively turn the radio dial while battling morning traffic to find news or
![Celebrity sightings at the 2025 Regions Tradition Pro-Am [PHOTOS]](https://www.communityspiritevent.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Celebrity-sightings-at-the-2025-Regions-Tradition-Pro-Am-PHOTOS.jpg)
Celebrity sightings at the 2025 Regions Tradition Pro-Am [PHOTOS]
Nick Saban is greeted by Big Al at the first tee. (Caleb Turrentine / The Bama Buzz) Wednesday marked the
Review: ‘As You Love It’ brings funny fake Shakespeare to The Z in Virginia Beach
“What fools these scholars be!” — “As You Love It,” based on “Lord, what fools these mortals be!” from “A
Costco’s food court favorites becoming available on shelves | Dining Out
One of the things people tend to love about Costco is the element of surprise. Sure, Costco is known for
Symphony in the Summer presented by ASO—a free, must-attend event, May 23-25
Sponsored Bring food, chairs, family, friends and a cooler for a night of music. (Alabama Symphony Orchestra) Get ready for
Wine, etc.: It might be time to take notice of sauvignon blancs
Sauvignon blanc has always played a distant third in sales to chardonnay and pinot grigio. Whether it’s because of the
‘American Idol’ quest ends for Hawaii’s Thunderstorm Artis
CHRISTOPHER WILLARD / DISNEY Thunderstorm Artis, seen here Sunday with host Ryan Seacrist, did not make the Top 3 of
The Eurovision Song Contest is back. Here’s how and who to watch
LONDON (AP) — The Eurovision party is officially underway: a week of power pop, outrageous outfits — and, inevitably, protests