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One of the most intriguing sets at this year's Eaux Claires festival may also be one of its most spontaneous.
Oxford Lane Capital NASDAQ: OXLC reported a higher net asset value per share for its first fiscal quarter of 2027, while quarterly investment income and core net investment income declined from the preceding quarter.
Photo book was compiled with his brother and longtime collaborator Barry Written by Jonathan Cohen |
The volume pairs more than 250 black-and-white photographs, most of them previously unpublished, with the musician's personal reflections, observations and stories from the band's formative years.
After nearly two years away from the stage, the National is plotting a special celebratory comeback.
Phish capped a wild, five-night run back through its 1990s discography last night (July 29) at New York's Madison Square Garden, paying off the heady concept with a show featuring a 37-minute “You Enjoy Myself,” a 31-minute jam on Talking Heads' “Crosseyed and Painless” and a delightfully cornball rendition of Elvis Presley's “Suspicious Minds” sung by cape clad-drummer Jon Fishman.
Phish capped a wild, five-night run back through its 1990s discography last night (July 29) at ...
Jazz-leaning prodigies raise the voices, and their game, on sophomore LP Written by Jonathan Cohen |
Jazz-leaning prodigies raise the voices, and their game, on sophomore LP.
By: Patricia Hamill, Jonathan Cohen, Deborah Krabbendam, Lorie Dakessian
Doe v. Trs. of Princeton Univ., No. 25-2014, 2026 WL 2096642 (3d Cir. July 21, 2026). In a powerful new opinion, the Third Circuit...
