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LIVE MUSIC, TEX-MEX, AND SELF-PROCLAIMED WEIRDNESS HAVE LONG MADE AUSTIN THE ULTIMATE GOOD-TIME TOWN. For many decades, the tallest building in Austin was the state capitol, which stretches 14 feet higher than the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Texas has never really shied away from making a rousing statement. [Extracted from the article]

The pop and jazz crooner shares the stories behind some of his favorite tracks — and the one he doesn't particularly enjoy singing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

"When Tony passed away, when we found out, we were in our kitchen. The minute it happened, I looked around and realized his art was all around us," Gaga tells EW. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, which is known for its music and food. The festival, now in its 54th year, features a wide range of musical genres and offers a variety of unique and delicious food options. Some of the recommended dishes include crawfish strudel, duck and shrimp pasta, catfish almondine, praline-stuffed beignets, and strawberry shortcake. The article also provides a recipe for Louisiana Crawfish Rolls and highlights the must-try dishes according to local chef Alon Shaya. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on unique music venues. Topics discussed include Ozark Mountain Music Festival in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, HomeDittyin Iowa which connects touring bands with homeowners for private acoustic concerts with mission to support artists, and Jazz club Baker's Keyboard Lounge in Detroit, Michigan.

" Through her challenges, Jennings looks to her mom, Jeannette, for support, even as their relationship continues to evolve. Like other undergrads, Jennings is also exploring the dating scene - though, as a trans woman, she's facing challenges most of her peers on campus can't relate to. Jazz Jennings is moving forward. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores how Trombone Shorty describes his blend of jazz, funk, rock, and hip-hop city's rich music culture flows through his new album, Lifted. "Come Back" and "Everybody in the World" sets a second-line parade. It mentions that the South Carolinian husband and wife Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst reach into a grab bag of roots sounds, and Manticore captures the energy of their stripped-down live performances but expands the arrangements to include piano and strings.

The article offers travel tips to Napa Valley, California including recommendations for dining at French Laundry restaurant; international jazz acts at Blue Note Jazz Club; and beers offered by Tannery Bend Beerworks.

The article focuses on the film "The Fabulous Baker Boys," directed by Steve Kloves, starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Beau Bridges, and Jeff Bridges. Topics include the popularity of the film after its release in 1989, the career development of the cast between 1989 and 2014, and how Jeff and Beau were taught acting techniques from their father, actor Lloyd Bridges.

The article lists books such as "The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace" by Jeff Hobbs, television (TV) shows such as ""How to Get Away With Murder" starring the actress Viola Davis, and music such as "Cheek to Cheek" by singers Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett, chosen by the periodical's readers.

A travel guide is presented for Natchez, Mississippi, and New Orleans, Louisiana and includes recommendations for parks, dining, historical attractions, and accommodations.

An interview with actor Miles Teller in the U.S. is presented in which he shares he shares his car accident that almost killed him, the kind of clothes that he likes women to wear, and how his drama roles affect his social standing.

The article presents an interview with actress Elisabeth Moss who discusses how she entered film industry Hollywood, California, importance of red carpet in her life, what she wears when at home and what she has learned from her mother.

Reports the emergence of jazz music in Shanghai, China. History of jazz in China; Information on several jazz clubs; Comments from several club owners.

An interview with actor Garrett Hedlund is presented including his role in the war movie "Unbroken," working with actress Angelina Jolie who directs the film and his childhood growing up in a farm in Minnesota.

The article offers travel tips for New Orleans, Louisiana during the Christmas 2011 season and includes recommendations for entertainment, accommodations, and dining.

The article looks at Louisiana, focusing on the popularity of Cajun music and its part of the cultural history of the area. Musicians Ann and Marc Savoy comment on the aspects of Cajun culture influenced by the music of Louisiana's predominantly French regions. The author also mentions artist couple Jim and Christy Philips, noting Christy's position as program director of the Cité des Arts in Lafayette, Louisiana.

The article looks at the 600 block of Frenchmen Street in New Orleans, Louisiana, focusing on its musical history. The author comments on the historical significance of jazz music in New Orleans. Music clubs mentioned include Snug Harbor, The Spotted Cat Music Club, and the Apple Barrel Bar. Band leader Charmaine Neville comments on her experience playing music in New Orleans.

Presents information on jazz.