Sales for Michelle Obama’s memoir “Becoming” continue to skyrocket. According to publisher Penguin Random House, the book has sold more than 10 million copies — including hardcover, audiobooks and e-books — since its November release. That puts it near the top, if not the pinnacle, of all-ti…
All are welcome to attend the annual Former Prisoner of War Memorial Ceremony.
MANCHESTER -- Dance artist and refugee advocate Deo Mwano will present a hip-hop/jazz fusion performance at a closing reception for a pair of exhibits at Southern New Hampshire University's McIninch Art Gallery at 5:30 p.m. today.
MANCHESTER — Maine is lending funny man Bob Marley to New Hampshire once more for a string of shows at the Palace Theatre.
The freshly formed Allman Betts Band radiates classic rock, from the players in the group to the legendary Muscle Shoals studio where they recorded a new album.
CONCORD — Next up in the Capitol Center for the Arts’ On the Edge Series of up-and-coming artists is alt-folk rocker Sean Rowe, a singer and songwriter whose fourth album is titled “New Lore.”
The beer-themed film festival DRAFT Fest is ready to tap its third year at Cask & Vine, 1 East Broadway, Derry, on Sunday.
MANCHESTER — The luck of the Irish continues as the 24th Manchester St. Patrick’s Parade steps off Sunday at noon, rain or shine.
GOFFSTOWN — A comic satire, “Urinetown the Musical” is a cautionary tale about greed, corruption and revolution — and the right to flush.
Here’s a look at some of the comedy acts coming to the Granite State:
PORTSMOUTH — “The Wedding Singer” weaves through the music of the ’80s, so it makes sense that first-time director Alyssa Dumas would give a Seacoast production a “mixtape” treatment.
PORTSMOUTH — Whoopi Goldberg, who was absent from “The View” on ABC for several weeks due to pneumonia and sepsis, is on the mend and still scheduled to speak at The Music Hall at 8 p.m. Friday.
MANCHESTER — An exhibition at the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester visits a community of women from South Africa whose art is more than expression; it’s a means to a better future.
CONCORD — With a cultural site about to begin a new chapter as the Bank of New Hampshire Stage, author Paul Brogan will give people a glimpse into “The Concord Theatre — Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.”
Do we ever escape the past? Even in movies?
Dressed in white, the artistic duo received visitors and held press conferences from bed.
There was a moment, however fleeting, when documentary filmmaker Ken Burns thought a change of pace might be in order after more than a decade of emotionally draining, logistically nightmarish work on his 10-part, 18-hour exploration of the history and bitter legacy of the Vietnam War.
Barbra Streisand has released a statement clarifying remarks she made about the recent allegations of underage sexual abuse against Michael Jackson.
“Life” recounts his story from the perspective of those who knew him well, including Joseph, Mary, John the Baptist, Judas Iscariot, Mary Magdalene and Peter.
For better than three decades, Paula Poundstone has entertained audiences using a clever wit, an accessible delivery and an almost unquenchable curiosity for life’s quirks and oddities.
Across his 30-year career as a performer, songwriter and producer, Richard Marx has enjoyed countless highlights. The Chicago native has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide, but ask him and he’ll tell you his most satisfying moments as an artist come from taking the stage and connecti…
KEENE — The Bindlestiff Family Cirkus will present its “Cardboard and Duct Tape Spectacular,” a show that combines simple materials – such as cardboard and duct tape – with imagination to create unique pieces of showmanship, at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Main Theatre of the Redfern Arts Center.
Perhaps it’s a post-”Inside Out” phenomenon that animated films aimed at children need to tackle complex emotions or psychology, translating it into terms kids can understand.
GILFORD — The town planning board voted unanimously on Monday to reject a site plan amendment to allow musical acts performing at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion to play until 11:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
New Hampshire will be seeing more talent from local singers Evelyn Cormier and Kay Kay Alexis, who are both moving forward in the “American Idol” television contest.
What if you could invest in something that would create connections, instill confidence, teach life skills, invite healthy community engagement, and give the most at risk in our society a place to belong and thrive? After 36 years of seeing lives changed through the power of learning, sharin…
The title does not refer to some enchanted town inhabited by elves — but the show is just as preposterous.
Those working to launch the revitalization of the Colonial Theater have expressed confidence that the project is about to get out of the blocks.
“Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3” would have been a tall order for anyone but franchise filmmaker James Gunn to direct. Now, a year after Disney fired Gunn over his social media activity, the studio has rehired him to make the third “Guardians” film, according to the Hollywood trades.
Representatives for Hollywood’s leading writers and agents met in Los Angeles on Thursday, hoping to avert an implosion in the creative industry as the clock ticks toward a deadline for a deal. But the prospects for resolution remain far off.
Art imitates life imitating art (rather badly) in "The Fix."
The performance will be at the Stockbridge Theatre at Pinkerton Academy on Monday, April 8, at 7 p.m.
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) — “The Sopranos” prequel has a release date and a new name.
Even without the black tape plastered over his mouth and cheeks, Tape Face would rather not speak.
Talking with Scott H. Biram begins and ends with Lightnin’ Hopkins. On this particular afternoon the self-proclaimed “Dirty Old One Man Band” is changing strings on five guitars and working on a song by the late Texas bluesman.
CONCORD -- Award-winning fiddle virtuosos, Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy -- accompanied by an incredible array of talented musicians – and their children – will perform at 7:30 p.m. today at the Capitol Center for the Arts.
Various television and film adaptations of the tales of sleuth Nancy Drew — a character introduced in 1930 to young readers as a counterpart to the Hardy Boys — have been produced since 1938. Recent offerings have featured Pamela Sue Martin, Emma Roberts, Tracy Ryan and Maggie Lawson in the …
Renovations at the Rex Theatre are well underway, officials hope to open a new performance hall at the site Oct. 1, and a major sponsor for the venue has been secured.
Bob Saget will host “Videos After Dark” (10 p.m., ABC, TV-14).
