Jelly Roll's "Beautifully Broken Tour" features 37 stops, including Madison Square Garden, with tickets available since February 26 for presales and March 1 for the public.

Beyoncé's foray into country music with “16 Carriages” and “Texas Hold ‘Em” is spotlighting Black artists in the genre and stirring discussion on diversity within the traditionally conservative country music scene.

The Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half Marathon is nominated for USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, following a sell-out event with 15,000 participants.

Colossal Biosciences is launching a docuseries on its efforts to revive extinct species like the woolly mammoth, with Teton Ridge Entertainment producing and James Reed directing.

The article details The War On Drugs' anticipated homecoming show in Philadelphia with The National as part of their "Zen Diagram Tour," featuring new music, with ticket sales starting soon.

Keyshia Cole surprised students at Ron Clark Academy with an impromptu performance, creating a memorable moment by joining in their rendition of her song 'Love'.

Tyler Perry donates $400,000 to actress Cocoa Brown after her home is destroyed by fire. Brown's GoFundMe campaign also receives substantial donations for her recovery.

Cam Newton was involved in a brawl at a 7-on-7 football event in Atlanta, as seen in a video where he's seen defending himself against multiple individuals.

Philadelphians enjoy the final days of ice skating at Dilworth Park's rink before it closes for the season, amid a mix of emotions about the approaching spring.

Hozier's 'Unreal Unearth Tour' adds a San Antonio stop at the Frost Bank Center on September 24, with tickets on sale February 29.

Demonstrators rallied in Atlanta and Tbilisi marking the second anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, highlighting human impacts and urging the U.S. to maintain aid to Ukraine.

Tyler Perry halted his $800M Atlanta studio expansion, citing advancements in AI, specifically OpenAI's Sora, which can create detailed scenes, potentially reducing production costs but also impacting jobs in the industry.

Detroit celebrated Lunar New Year with events like arts and crafts and a parade on the riverfront, featuring Japanese thunder drums and local food vendors, as part of the 'Winter at Valade' program.