Randy Ines walked away from a 9-to-5 job after sharing a stage with Dolly Parton at a Raleigh children's museum.

Denver Book Society sold out its first ‘Dog Stars’ screening in about 15 minutes as author Peter Heller returns home to celebrate the film.

LAPD confirmed no foul play after officers responded to Curry's home. He'd been open about mobility loss since his 2012 stroke.

A St. Louis widow honored her late husband with a gift of one of the rarest natural history books on Earth.

The First & Main artwork uses mirrors so passersby become part of the scene, not just viewers of it.

Kian Dubay beat out 26 applicants to paint the Sharpsburg Community Library courtyard, with brushes touching wall in October.

The 300-square-foot Museum of the Philadelphian opens next month with a paper-mache greased pole and a hitchBOT tribute.

The Brooklyn, Ohio-shot horror-comedy stars Topher Grace and Cristin Milioti, with a hometown Capitol Theatre Q&A planned this weekend.

Throughout September, Detroit hosts free design events citywide, from a border-themed art installation to a Bloomfield Hills studio crawl.

The Japanese artist died August 14 at a Tokyo hospital. Atlanta's High Museum once sold out every advance ticket to her Infinity Mirrors show.

The free oceanfront festival once drew up to 150,000 fans a year. Its board says rising costs finally caught up with it.

Greenwich Village's Cherry Lane pairs a viral-video drama with a hit tutoring musical on the same stage this October.

Monthly gallery concerts return with a $10 drink pass and free admission for members. Meat Puppets kick off the season next month.