Goth cites irreconcilable differences and a July 2025 separation date, asking the court to end spousal support entirely.

A pregnant woman confronts a demonized Jewish myth through aerial circus and live music at JCC Denver this weekend.

Seven teens, one AP English class, and the #MeToo reckoning Arthur Miller never saw coming hit Copaken Stage through October 25.

Boeing Hall will host snakes, toxic plants and killer minerals first — before the show tours North America.

The second annual showcase runs Nov. 12-15, pairing Strip glamour with a Frank Gehry-designed venue and off-Strip art spaces.

The anniversary edition packs a Queen Miami Beach gala, a tech-focused summit and a 20-plus designer pop-up into one week.

The sold-out Walter Studios show is part of the tour Jennifer Finch urged her bandmates to continue before her death in July.

Axel Rodríguez Olivas played saxophone in middle school before choosing mariachi in high school; he is set to become UNLV's first mariachi minor graduate and aims to teach in Clark County schools.

Battelle Hall's Center for Creative Collaboration brings students and partners together in downtown Columbus.

A Desert Sun trailblazer, a Spanish-language publisher, a radio owner and an NBC anchor join the Coachella Valley Media Hall of Fame in January.

Two nights of local holiday music return December 14-15, with proceeds funding musicians facing medical crises and lost gigs.

UW-Eau Claire's Blugold Marching Band beat out more than 100 applicants to march in New York next Thanksgiving.

Up to 1,000 strangers will link arms Wednesday over a 9,000-square-foot painted fresco near SF's MLK Memorial.