From a waterfront legend serving deep-fried hot dogs to a freezer-door speakeasy, 11 Florida bars worth the drive — and maybe ...

Beyond the “Tina Turner” mashed potatoes, you’ll find “The Love Shack” mac n cheese (a clever nod to the B-52s), “Al Green” collard greens, “Smokey Robinson” BBQ beans, and “Nat King Cole” slaw.

For many years, the deserted skeleton of the Ritz Hotel in Sea Point was a sitting bulk of faded dreams, but it’s getting a ...

The USA Today Network's list of Florida’s best bars in 2025 included this St. Augustine bar with its craft cocktails and jazz ...

San Rafael native Jackie Ryan didn’t set out to sing jazz. Her early tastes ran toward soul singers like Gladys Knight and ...

Florida’s best bars in 2025: 11 road trip-worthy spots for cocktails, views, and bites — from sultry speakeasies to breezy ...

Las Vegas has always attracted talented performers, and on July 23, 1956, Nat King Cole was on the marquee at The Sands.

On July 23, 1956, Nat King Cole appeared on the marquee at The Sands Hotel, but was not allowed inside other than to perform due to segregation.

"Lights Out: Nat King Cole" sometimes allows Daniel J. Watts, as Cole's internal strife, to get way too much of the spotlight.

The new bio-musical about Nat "King" Cole by Colman Domingo and Patricia McGregor at the New York Theatre Workshop stars Dulé Hill and Daniel J. Watts.

When Nat King Cole performed “The Party’s Over” on his NBC variety show, he did it with a smile, as he seemed to do everything. But the song bitterly resonated on that particular broadcast ...

New York Theatre Workshop is now presenting Lights Out: Nat “King” Cole, written by Tony and Academy Award nominee Colman Domingo and NYTW Artistic Director and Usual Suspect Patricia McGregor ...