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Jack and Meg White are the singer-drummer duo who make up the White Stripes. Their fifth CD, Get Behind Me Satan, is being hailed as an extension of the raw, energetic sound of their earliest work.

Played on three string instruments, this music was the country's soundtrack from the turn of the 20th century to the 1940s.

Philadelphia native Adam Dorn, a.k.a. Mocean Worker, has assembled a collection of Manhattan's most revered underground soul, jazz and funk players to perform blissfully funky jazz rave-ups on his new album, Cinco de MoWo! Hear an interview and in-studio performance.

In 1971, critics hailed soprano Patricia Brooks' recital debut as groundbreaking. A new CD release provides a rare document of a performer who demonstrated a rare mix of talents.

This week marks 155 years since Abraham Lincoln delivered the famously short Gettysburg Address in 1863.

The jazz pianist and composer usually dwells in New York's downtown music scene. Lately, she's added an unexpected weapon to her arsenal: toy piano.

The car veered off the road in Riley, Indiana and crashed into a tree. The vehicle was on fire when officials arrived on the scene.

"A train plays" are created on NYC's longest subway line. Performers, writers, composers and directors have about a day to take a production from the first line on paper to its first performance.

The University of Arizona has been awarded a $4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to test worksite sleep coaching for Arizona-based firefighters.

Brothers Matt and Ted Lee take "a disgusting dish" and turn it into nouveau Southern fare. It's one of the ideas from their new book, Simple Fresh Southern, which puts a new spin on old favorites.