A Change of Pace news

With tech earnings in focus this week, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD - 6.66) took its turn in the confessional after last night's close...( Read More )

Massachusetts - home to one of the most rabid metal scenes on the planet - was one of the first places that welcomed...

Theophilus London's sold out concert is shaky, but he shows promise.

The 54th-annual GRAMMY Awards will air Feb. 12 at 8 p.m., and there are a few folks who will, without a doubt, be bringing home those shiny golden gramophones.

Scientists who have been isolated in the Dry Valleys of Antarctica since October blow off some steam on a weekend trip to the relatively bustling McMurdo Station.

Derek Deane’s production of Strictly Gershwin for the English National Ballet was originally created in the round at the Royal Albert Hall but it transfers extremely well to the large proscenium stage at the Coliseum.

Traveling evangelist shares charms of hot type HOUSTON CHRONICLE Copyright 2012 HOUSTON CHRONICLE. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Published 09:30 p.m., Monday, January 9, 2012 At the wheel of a 30-year-old converted linen delivery van, she's a hot type evangelist, practicing and sharing the joys of a form of printing that has ...

The queer band doesn't appear in their new video for "Shady Love," but they do offer a hint that there'll be a change of pace on their next album.

TIRED of the combination of crowds, drink queues and chaos around Sydney Harbour New Year's Eve? There is another pricey option ...

Alt-country rockers Drive-By Truckers will be closing out 2011 in true Trucker fashion with a three-night engagement at the 9:30 club in Washington, D.C. The New Year, however, will bring a change of pace for the band, known for maintaining a demanding touring schedule. Read more...

Are you a local band? Did you release a full length album in 2011? Did we forget to review it? If you answered yes to the first two questions, the answer to the third is probably also an affirmative. Oops. Our bad. We're sorry. We'll do better in 2012. Still, since "we'll do better" doesn't sound much like a retroactive "we'll review your album," relax. We'll do that, too. Here are some brief ...