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Keira Knightley is engaged to James Righton of the band the Klaxons. Knightley's publicist confirmed today that the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star planned...

The James Farm quartet -- Joshua Redman, Eric Harland, Matt Penman, Aaron Parks -- smartly, seamlessly incorporates rock, pop and hip-hop into its unique brand of jazz. The band plays through the weekend at Yoshi's in Oakland.

Spring is in full swing and that means love is blooming along with all the flowers. Don’t believe us? Just ask Keira Knightley—she's getting married! Her publicist confirmed today (via the AP) that she's engaged to James Righton, a keyboard player for the indie rock band Klaxons. While the couple isn't planning on releasing details [...]

Keira Knightley is taking on a new role: fiancée. The 27-year-old actress is engaged to James Righton, a musician with the British indie rock band Klaxons, her rep told the Associated Press . No other details were provided. Read full article >>

MARSHFIELD, Mo.-- A classic rock band with local roots takes the stage in Marshfield on Saturday night. The James River Band will be in concert beginning at 7 pm at the Marshfield High School auditorium, 370 State Highway DD.

Hollywood star Keira Knightley is to marry her rock star boyfriend, James Righton from rock band Klaxons.

You've heard guitarist James Burton even if you don't know it. Ever since he was 15, he's been recording behind a bewildering number of artists, from Ricky Nelson to Ray Charles. He also managed to put out some records on his own. Rock historian Ed Ward shares his story.

British actress Keira Knightley, star of the upcoming film "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World," is now engaged to James Righton of the rock band Klaxons.

My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James plans to release his debut solo album in 2013, Rolling Stone reports...

In Tania James’s stories, a chimpanzee and a ghost are among the characters entangled in sticky human relationships.

The Florida A&M University marching band will remain on suspension through the 2012-2013 academic year while the school works to set new rules following the fatal hazing of a band member, university President James Ammons said in a conference call Monday with trustees.