Tony Bennett

Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State Johnny Mercer, Georgia native and timeless songwriter, was born 100 years ago this November. His centennial will be celebrated with concerts, a new statue, a conference and a documentary film. ... Full Article

Think that jazz is old music played by old people? Think again. The 2009 TD Canada Trust Ottawa International Jazz Festival blows that stereotype away, featuring more 20-somethings than ever, as well as 30-somethings and baby boomers making unabashedly contemporary... ... Full Article

T hose days when Diana Krall had a steady hotel gig in Boston while a student at Berklee College of Music seemed a distant memory as the singer-pianist strolled onto the Bank of America Pavilion stage in her black dress... ... Full Article

Every day for more than three years, Angelo Campanella set out in his motorized wheelchair with his CD player in his lap, bound for wherever whim took him, proving the right spirit can turn a disability into a blessing. ... Full Article

American Cuisine Gold The Famous Steakhouse 31 N. Tejon St., 227-7333 restauranteur.com/famous People flock to The Famous day and night, be it for shrimp and crab Louis salads and head-sized burgers at lunch, or the superstar aged, prime steaks at... ... Full Article

'If I ruled the world,' sang Tony Bennett, 'every day would be the first day of Spring.' Well, nuts to Spring, Tony. If that's the best you can offer, prepare for revolution. ... Full Article