The great daredevil, who died last week, leaped across canyons -- and into our imaginations. I love the guy, even if he did hang up on me.

The Native American novelist thinks Ian Frazier had no business writing "On the Rez." He may have some trespasses of his own to answer for.

Southern states celebrating "America's music" should remember the direct line between our original sin & the blues

The singer's new video is a snuff fantasy starring an Evan Rachel Wood look-alike. Does it go too far?

The tale behind the Oscar-nominated documentary is as extraordinary as the Tuvan throat-singers it celebrates.

Netflix announced it will no longer mail DVDs, which signals a bigger change to our culture

Young blues singer Copeland teams up with blues piano legend Mac "Dr. John" Rebennack on her new CD "Talking to Strangers." Listen in.

Three chords, 12 bars or just one note -- two Vanguard collections promise the essence of the blues.

Mary Harron's clinically ironic take on the infamous Bret Easton Ellis novel tastefully avoids showing murderous violence -- and making a point.

In a new musical revue, the characters sing and dance about their heritage, for a price.

Forget about the silly interview and skimpy featurette; the best reason to see this outrageous DVD is the film itself.

From "Hanging on the Telephone" to hanging in the old oak tree, Peter Case has left power pop for jilted folk.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee formed rock group with fellow Bluesbreaker Mick Fleetwood in 1967

Political fissures extend to the TV screen; few shows have bipartisan audiences