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Beatles legend Ringo Starr is dropping his second Nashville album in a year, proving that creativity has no age limit. The 85-year-old drummer teamed up with rising country stars for "Long Long Road," available April 24.
The Beatles drummer just dropped his second country album in a year, proving it's never too late to pursue your passion. Ringo Starr has been waiting over 50 years to fully explore the genre he loved first.
Beatles legend Ringo Starr marked his 86th birthday with his annual global "peace and love" moment, inviting everyone to share his message at noon. For 18 years, the drummer has turned his birthday into a worldwide celebration of hope.
Paul McCartney just dropped a new album that proves the Beatles legend hasn't lost his magic touch after 60 years in music. The collection showcases his remarkable range, from acoustic ballads to polished rockers, with a touching duet featuring Ringo Starr.
A Nebraska photographer is transforming hospital hallways into galleries of natural beauty, offering patients and families moments of peace during difficult times. Chuck Starr's wildlife and nature photography now fills CHI Health Good Samaritan's Walkway Gallery through July.
In a city where nearly everything is imported, former tech entrepreneur Ringo Lam is proving coffee can grow in Hong Kong's concrete jungle. What started with 100 seeds from Panama has blossomed into a cooperative of 25 farmers cultivating 400 coffee plants on Lantau Island.
A Vancouver record store owner discovered a priceless Beatles audition tape behind his register and refused $81,000 to return it to Paul McCartney himself. What he got instead was worth far more.
Two Utah State undergraduates just earned one of America's most prestigious STEM awards, beating out over 1,400 competitors nationwide. Their secret? Real-world research solving problems from winter road safety to wildlife conflicts.
Two Utah State undergraduates just earned Goldwater Scholarships, one of America's most prestigious honors for young scientists. Their stories prove it's never too late to chase your dreams in science.
A booming Arkansas region just started building a new water treatment plant that will provide clean drinking water for 400,000 people and create thousands of jobs. The $302 million project shows how smart infrastructure planning can fuel economic growth while protecting natural resources. #
Nine French music producers just spent a week in Lagos collaborating with Nigerian Afrobeats stars to create 60 potential international hits. The creative camp brought together musicians speaking French, English, Nigerian Pidgin, and Creole to blend their styles and push the genre forward.
Five-time Grammy winner Angélique Kidjo just dropped her 19th album, a powerful tribute to her late mother featuring Pharrell Williams and other global stars. The Beninese music icon proves hope is the compass we need in uncertain times.
South African singer Tyla just became the first artist ever to win her Grammy category twice, taking home her second award for "Push-to-Start." The 23-year-old's meteoric rise continues as she works on her sophomore album.
Cleveland's Cavaliers just opened the city's only free public outdoor basketball court downtown, perfectly timed with the 10-year anniversary of their legendary 2016 championship win. The new Meet Me Here Plaza on East Fourth Street and Huron Road gives downtown residents a much-needed recreation space.
A Kentucky nonprofit is breaking addiction stigma by inviting the entire community to hear powerful recovery stories. The free event features speakers who've turned their lives around, plus resources for anyone seeking help.
Scientists discovered what could be a 1,700-year-old supernova remnant racing through space at two million miles per hour, incredibly close to the Milky Way's central black hole. If confirmed, this cosmic explosion would be one of the nearest ever found to our galaxy's heart.
A filmmaker got an asteroid officially renamed after beloved musician Elliott Smith, and the cosmic timing couldn't be more perfect. The asteroid's number matches Smith's birthday exactly: August 6, 1969.
A comet that last visited Earth during the Ice Age is putting on a brief show in pre-dawn skies through April 20. Stargazers have just days to catch this once-in-a-lifetime visitor before it disappears forever.
Yale University welcomed its largest gathering yet for the Africa Innovation Symposium, where students, founders, and policymakers turned ideas into action. Over three days in April, participants built real solutions for the continent's future.
A Kentucky nonprofit is breaking down addiction stigma by inviting the entire community to hear real recovery journeys. Three speakers, including the vice president's mother, will share their stories of hope at a free March 27 event.
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