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Jackson Browne Campaigns For Edwards

Musician Jackson Browne says that Democrat John Edwards is the most progressive candidate with a chance at winning the White House, and that he would do the most for working-class Americans.

Sophie Milman's Strange Path To Jazz

Canadian jazz singer Sophie Milman's unusual background has in part inspired the all-American music she makes.

Jordin Sparks Releases Upbeat First Album

"American Idol" winner Jordin Sparks has released her debut album entitled "Young And In Love."

Japan To Velvet Revolver: Stay Out!

The rock band Velvet Revolver has canceled a tour of Japan after authorities refused to give its members visas, possibly because of previous run-ins with the law.

"Sweet Caroline" Is JFK's Daughter

Neil Diamond held onto the secret for decades, but he has finally revealed that President Kennedy's daughter was the inspiration for his smash hit "Sweet Caroline."

Outcry Over "Hannah Montana" Ticket Prices

Ticket brokers are driving them through the roof -- into the thousands of dollars in many instances -- leaving many fans out in the cold. One Florida lawmaker, who couldn't get ducats for the tour dates in his town, is proposing a remedy.

Neurosonic Cranks Up The Intensity

Canadian rock band Neurosonic makes it big with their hit "So Many People" and packs an intense stage presence.

Second Cup Cafe: Joe Ely

Joe Ely's music is a mix of country, honky-tonk and rock 'n' roll. He has performed with Bruce Springsteen, The Clash, Lyle Lovett and many others, and he's come to the Second Cup Cafe stage to perform songs from his latest CD.

Mac And Cheetah Girls

"ShowBuzz RAW": The Cheetah Girls perform at the Cheese-A-Palooza Concert for the South Central Los Angeles Challengers Boys & Girls Club.

Jam Master Jay's Legacy: J.A.M.

In an effort to raise funds for children in need and to honor the late Jam Master Jay's life and his legacy to promote justice, arts and music, the J.A.M. (Justice, Arts and Music) awards were held New York on Nov. 29.