In March violinist-composer Daniel Bernard Roumain performed with the wild and wanton Lady Gaga on "American Idol," romping through her techno-pop hit "Poker Face." On June 4, Roumain will share a bill with visual artist Radcliffe Bailey, writer Richard McCann and 24 associate artists-in-residence at the Atlantic Center for the Arts.

Grateful Dead-opoly is a board game that resembles that one with Marvin Gardens and Park Place. Except that, instead of building a business empire, here the goal is to "tour with the Dead."

Yes, "Super Mario Galaxy 2" is a very cute Mario game that I would strongly suggest for my nephew, Kyle. It's quite good. On the other hand, I'm going to devote a lot of this review to criticizing the one super dumb thing in it that's annoying me to no end.

Stephen Crowley and Dan Biferie were students at Daytona State College 35 years ago. Their photos are on display at the Southeast Museum of Photography.

The Carson & Barnes Circus, which bills itself as the "world's largest traditional tent circus," is coming to Daytona Beach.

New Smyrna Beach will be full of hot air -- and a lot more -- this weekend.

Known for such hits as "American Saturday Night," "Ticks" and "I'm Still a Guy," the Grammy Award-winning Paisley will be in concert Aug. 12 as part of his "H2O World Tour."

Sixteen Candles and More, an '80's-themed event, will benefit Grassroots Giving.

The hardest fiction to swallow in Vincenzo Natali's provocative sci-fi thriller "Splice" may well be the youth of the research couple at the center of the story.

Wouldn't it be great if 7-year-olds could drive themselves to the movies? You could give them some money for Junior Mints or whatever, send them on their way, and never have to trouble yourself with tripe like "Marmaduke."

Finally this summer, a movie that lives up to its hype.

"Sex and the City 2" is so over-the-top ridiculous, it plays like a parody of what a sequel to the 2008 hit movie would be.

such artists as Blk Sonshine, Phinda and Zoro. Who? Those musicians and others are featured on "South Africa," a new compilation from Putumayo World Music.

The members of the Cali pop-rock band OK Go say they shot their new video, "End Love," in one take -- just as they did for their treadmill-hopping clip for "Here It Goes Again."

The Sal Ronci Swing Band, featuring vocalist Linda Cole, will be in concert at the Bandshell,

Guitarist Matthew Perryman of the band Electric Church says Dylan or Hendrix would make for great dinner conversation.

Hoping to recapture some of the place's history, the owners of the former officer's club building at the New Smyrna Beach Airport have renamed their restaurant Skyline 1949 Restaurant and Bar.

DeLand officials have partnered with Stetson University to raise awareness about the consequences of alcohol consumption by teenagers. By Patricio G. Balona.

A cigar newbie gets some advice on what to try at an Ormond Beach cigar bar. By Kelly Cuculiansky.

SoNapa, a wine bar on the eastern portion of the Indian River Village shopping center in New Smyrna Beach, looks to turn into a big-time franchise. By Jim Witters.

Twelve years after "Daria" ended its run on MTV, the animated series is coming out on DVD for the first time.

Even though he's no longer around, Frank Sinatra can still intimidate.

They misspelled Julia Louis-Dreyfus' name on her Hollywood Walk of Fame star, but the Emmy-winning star of "Seinfeld" and "The New Adventures of Old Christine" seemed tickled by the typo.

Has there ever been a better TV sitcom about four seniors living together in Miami than "The Golden Girls"? I would argue that no, no there hasn't.