The most common of threads during this Tampa Bay baseball season is that Drew Rasmussen has been great at starting games, and ...

When he sang ‘God done shed his grace on thee,’ he acknowledged this country was blessed from the start.

A slow-pitch softball game broke out at Camden Yards Friday night between the Tampa Bay Rays and Baltimore Orioles. There were 31 hits, seven h ...

Nine days ago, the Orioles scored the first eight runs of a game vs. the Rays at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, ...

Jurors question the former lead detective and Judge Charles Simms advises the jury to disregard one witness' statement during ...

Before streaming services, black music was pressed onto 78-rpm records, even before vinyl. As we wrap up our Black Music ...

Joel Savoy doesn’t remember exactly when he first heard the music of Clifton Chenier, the King of Zydeco—the electrified and ...

That was the last time Billboard tackled the monumental feat of ranking the top R&B artists, dating back to the ‘50s. Michael Jackson, whose ...

Mickelson’s final misery at the US Open came when he missed a putt in the rain on the final green of his second round which would have saved him from missing the cut. The star, who turns 55 on Monday, ...

Ray Charles stole catchy gospel rhythms joined them to the secular sentiments of blues, the devil's music, and created a recipe for the top ten. ... His record sales ran into millions, and he was in ...

Jimi Hendrix and Ray Charles’ fleeting partnership came to fruition in a fairly non-significant way. In the novel, Wild Thing: The Short, Spellbinding Life Of Jimi Hendrix, Hendrix’s brother ...

Ray Charles’ 1966 album “Crying Time” was his first release on his own record label, Tangerine, and reached #15 on the US Billboard Top LPs and #1 on the US Top Selling R&B L… ...