In the late 1950s, a 20-something Texas honky-tonk singer named George Jones got to play guitar on a radio show backing up his idol, Hank Williams.

Eddie Money, known for such late '70s and early '80s hits as "Baby Hold On," "Take Me Home Tonight" and "Two Tickets to Paradise," will be in concert this weekend.

In last year's "A Dolphin Tale," Ashley Judd, Harry Connick Jr. and Morgan Freeman saved the dolphins. Now, in "Big Miracle," Drew Barrymore, John Krasinski and Dermot Mulroney save the whales. Somewhere, the manatees are thinking, "What about us?"

Classical guitarist Stephen Robinson, a Stetson University music professor, is having some friends over tonight. Among those friends: fellow Stetson music professors who play piano, vibraphone, bongos -- yes, bongos -- and other instruments.

During weekdays Carla DelVillaggio is a professor of voice and music at Valencia College in Orlando. On weekends, she becomes Barbra ... as in Streisand.

Balloons and streamers fill the interior of Jeff Allen's Ormond Beach home as he prepares to celebrate the 60th birthday of his partner, Jim Geary. Birthdays have special meaning to the two men who are HIV positive. Nearly two decades ago that diagnosis may have been a death sentence, but, with early detection and drug improvements, HIV/AIDS patients are able to live a full life and manage the disease.

Holding a razor to the neck of professional wrestling legend Mick Foley isn't a job most would take on, but for Gabriel Shuler it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

For a time in the 1980s, Alice Johnson became a black artist.

Writer and puppeteer Mary Robinette Kowal has a challenge for you: Write a letter every day of February, because why not.

For photographer, filmmaker and cinematographer Curtis Wehrfritz, ritual is not something practiced only by indigenous or tribal cultures, or something conjured only in religious settings.