A little collage of historic videos about the holocaust over the violin from Schindler's List.

Tiziano Ferro is a Grammy-winning Italian singer who first garnered international fame with his 2001 single “Xdono.” Over the course of the last 20 years, he’s gone on to release 8 studio albums in Italian and Spanish, sung in English, French, and Portuguese, and collaborated with artists like Sting

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New York City offers way too many art-viewing opportunities for us to cover in a single art trip video, Featuring Madison Square Park,City Hall Park, The High Line, Grand Army Plaza, Socrates Sculpture Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Public Art Fund. so this time we decided to focus on the abundant p...

Billy Joel is getting the world back in a New York state of mind. The piano man has dropped the music video for his first new track in 17 years, and it features a hefty dose of AI. The New York icon, 74, on Friday released the video for “Turn the Lights Back On,” which opens with the Grammy winner

The trees come from New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. — the places attacked on 9/11 — but they are destined to dot a cobblestone plaza surrounding the ground zero memorial in NYC.

Sara Bareilles Helps A Gay & Straight Couple Propose In “I Choose You” Music Video. If you needed one more reason to love singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, check out her new music video for “I Choose You,” where she sings at the engagement party of Aly and Andrea, a lesbian couple from Denver, Colo

Violinist Kerenza Peacock; "I befriended some young violinists in Ukraine via Instagram and discovered some were in basement shelters but had their violins. So I asked colleagues across the world to accompany them in harmony. And I got sent videos from 94 violinists in 29 countries in 48 hours!! An ...

America's classic musical comedies is back on Broadway! With a 30-member cast of New York's most talented singers and dancers, ON THE TOWN tells the story of three sailors on 24-hour shore leave eager to experience all that the Big Apple has to offer, including a chance to discover love with the gir...

On April 3, 2022, members of the Broadway community gathered in Times Square to send a message of hope and solidarity to the Ukrainian people, performing the revolutionary anthem, "Do You Hear the People Sing?" from Les Misérables.