Gregory Davis reviews Welsh’s Marina and the Diamonds’ newest release, “The Family Jewels.”

“Dancing On My Own” Robyn cover, in bed with UK artists, K Anderson and Kal Lavelle.

The music of “Bom Tempo” is Sergio Mendes’ typical mix of Latin ‘Bossa Nova’ flair, with touches of Funk and even Pop thrown in.

Those who are fans of Kenny G always seem ready to accept whatever he puts out. I believe that to be because he takes few (if any) risks, sticking to a formulaic set of songs on a slickly produced CD.

Heart and Soul is not a break from this formula.

The Regulars, a gay comic strip, by Karl Hampe, focuses on The Gulf Oil Spill Blame Game.

Cyndi Lauper’s “Memphis Blues”, being released worldwide on June 22nd, focuses on her tribute to the blues is her 11th studio album to date.

Gregory Davis’ review of “FELA!” from the original Broadway production of FELA! the musical, based on the life of Nigerian musician, political activist and cultural icon Fela Kuti.

Cyndi Lauper’s “Give A Damn” Campaign in the fight against injustice toward the gay community featuring facts, celebrity public service announcements and personal stories.

Mary Chapin Carpenter’s new album, “The Age of Miracles,” is a testament that she has indeed traveled so far, as her first song, “We Traveled So Far,” says. Mary Chapin is an acclaimed singer-songwriter, fierce animal lover, and long-time activist.

The Regulars, a gay comic strip, by Karl Hampe, focuses on peace in the Middle East, “Sex & The City 2″ style.