There have been many artists too spicy for primetime but the Soviet Union knew that some musicians could have been too erotic ...

When embarking on a tour of Africa in 1960, jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong's show in the Congo formed a strange footnote in ...

A four-act lineup heads to the fourth annual Bousquet Jazz Festival featuring Svetlana Shmulyian and the New York Collective ...

Tamarina, who has died aged 84, was a Russian pianist with aristocratic poise who achieved early success in the concert hall; ...

For 40 years, ECM New Series has been a product of its founder’s vision and an indispensable part of the recording landscape.

Baku, the Capital of Azerbaijan was known as the Paris of the Soviet Union. The destination is working to attract additional ...

Bell Aircraft built the P-63 to win dogfights over Europe. Politics and timing grounded it at home—but hundreds were quietly transferred to the Soviet Union, where they flew, fought, and proved their ...

Street artist Bandit, who grew up in San Clemente, is showing a film on Aug. 9 called “Palyanytsia” documenting three trips ...

Yankovskaya says cultural institutions abroad are supported by a robust public funding apparatus — a starker contrast than ...

"This is not the place for that conversation, I'm a real person who came here to play music," Spektor told the crowd.

After World War II, the Soviet Union transformed their occupied zone in Germany into the German Democratic Republic. One of ...

Travis Kennedy’s ‘The Whyte Python World Tour’ combines Sunset Strip shenanigans with international espionage.