Rock's most lethal army--Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Joey Kramer, Tom Hamilton, and Brad Whitford--and special guest SLASH featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators will join forces for 'LET ROCK RULE,' this summer's definitive rock & roll experience.
According to USA Today, Season 11 American Idol winner Phillip Phillips will release his sophomore album 'Behind the Light' on May 19th, 2014.
Former American Idol winner Phillip Phillips returned "home" to the Idol stage last night to perform his new single,"Raging Fire.'
American Idol Season 11 winner Phillip Phillips will perform his new single, 'Raging Fire' on next week's Idol results show, tonight, March 6th at 8/7c.
'Raging Fire' is the first single off Phillips' sophomore album which will be released this spring on 19 Entertainment/Interscope Records. Get a first listen below!
AMERICAN IDOL Season 11 winner Phillip Phillips will perform his new single, 'Raging Fire' on next week's Idol results show, Thursday, March 6th at 8/7c.
An energy company, a public relations firm, two apparel lines, an artist and a professional photographer have come together this Valentine's Day to show their love of children and deep belief in the power of books.
Mark Phillips, IVP author of 'Truth Seeker: A New Journey to God' and 'Secrets and Lies: My Journey to Enlightenment,' presents an easy-to-understand text for chemistry students and an easy-to use system for instructors teaching chemistry alongside the Word of God in 'Divine Elements: A God-centered Introduction to Chemistry' (published by CrossBooks). Both student and teacher editions are available.
Mary Phillips will sing the role of Ježibaba in this evening's performance of Dvorák's Rusalka, replacing Dolora Zajick, who is ill.
On tonight's episode of CBS'S CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION titled 'Keep Calm and Carryn On,' petty crime aboard an inbound plane to Vegas becomes a murder investigation when one of the passengers is found dead.
Publishing Company Stark Raving Group is pleased to announce that it will unveil a second previously unpublished novella by renowned crime fiction author Gary Phillips early this spring. The Extractors: A McBleak novella tells the tale of a 'One percenter, who steals cash and items from his other one percenters,' according to Phillips.
Phillips Energy has joined #GivingTuesday - a first of its kind effort that encourages charities, families, businesses, individuals to follow the post-Thanksgiving shopping blitz with efforts to help local communities - and will support the Bread for Life Community Food Pantry.
Soprano Susanna Phillips - winner of the Metropolitan Opera's Beverly Sills Artist Award in 2010 - is a singer who 'demonstrates rare stylistic fluency, canny pathos and dynamic finesse,' according to the Financial Times, which added: 'Susanna Phillips - remember the name.' The Alabama-born soprano has a higher profile than ever during 2013-14, including her sixth consecutive season at the Metropolitan Opera. Phillips starts her Met season tonight, portraying Fiordiligi in Mozart's Così fan tutte under the baton of music director James Levine in his long-awaited return to the podium. The Dallas Morning News declared her to be 'a glorious Fiordiligi, her soprano honeyed and agile.' This Così runs until October 5, with a return in the spring; the final performance, onApril 26, will be transmitted to audiences worldwide in the Met's ever-popular Live in HD series. Phillips will also sing the role of Rosalinde in a new staging of Johann Strauss's Die Fledermaus by two-time Tony Award-winner Jeremy Sams as part of the Met's New Year's Eve gala, with performances until February 22. At the Met again in April, she plays Musetta in Puccini's La bohème, reprising the role in which she made her house debut in 2008. After a recent Met performance, the New York Times said: 'Phillips sparkled as the sassy Musetta, her bright, nimble soprano tinged with a coquettish flair.' The April 5 La bohème will be her first Live in HD broadcast of the season. Phillips has been praised by the Aspen Times for her 'heart-tugging phrasing' in the role of Ellen Orford in Britten's Peter Grimes; she takes up the role again in a concert performance of Peter Grimes with David Robertson and the St. Louis Symphony, in Missouri and at Carnegie Hall on the composer's 100th birthday (Nov 22).
For her final festival appearances of the summer, Beverly Sills Prize Winner Susanna Phillips returns to her hometown of Huntsville, Alabama, for the fourth season of Twickenham Fest, the chamber music festival that she herself co-founded. This year's festival will showcase the world premiere of Fragments from an Explanation, a new commission from 2013 composer-in-residence Christopher Weiss (Aug 31), bookended by programs of Schubert (Aug 30) and Messiaen (Sep 1). The soprano and her fellow co-founder, bassoonist Matthew McDonald, will be joined by a first-rate roster of guest artists, including violinist Itamar Zorman, cellist Matthew Zalkind, and pianist Roman Rabinovich, respective winners of the Tchaikovsky, Washington, and Rubinstein International Competitions. As the Birmingham News recognized in a five-star review last season, "Twickenham Fest is well on its way to becoming a driving force in classical music in Alabama."
She's better known to younger audiences for her TV work, but Arlene Phillips has had a glittering career in the theatre - and even now she continues to diversify, producing the new UK tour of Midnight Tango.
COCA presents an interactive exhibition by St. Louis-based muralists Hap Phillips and Nita Turnage in the Millstone Gallery, June 21 through August 18, 2013. Phillips and Turnage will create a larger-than-life, interactive art installation that delves into the differences and similarities of each individual's perception of the world around us and gives young COCA students and campers a colorful introduction to the art gallery as a playground for the imagination.
Carla Bruni, the former first lady of France, says critics who say she changed the presidential palace were wrong in an interview for CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD to be broadcast today, April 14 (9:00 AM, ET) on The CBS Television Network.
Carla Bruni, the former first lady of France, says critics who say she changed the presidential palace were wrong in an interview for CBS SUNDAY MORNING WITH CHARLES OSGOOD to be broadcast April 14 (9:00 AM, ET) on The CBS Television Network.
Based on the real-life story of a WWII naval corpsman Jon Philips (who lives in Evanston, Illinois), Under A Rainbow Flag is an high-energy work about a group of soldiers who meet on a transport train heading west from Chicago and about the choices they make during and after the war. BroadwayWorld has a first look at Pride Films and Plays' upcoming production below!
Based on the real-life story of a WWII naval corpsman Jon Philips (who lives in Evanston, Illinois), Under A Rainbow Flag is an high-energy work about a group of soldiers who meet on a transport train heading west from Chicago and about the choices they make during and after the war. BroadwayWorld has a first look at Pride Films and Plays' upcoming production below!
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