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General Hospital Stars Nail 'Twist and Shout' It’s no secret that Mazza is an amazing violin player. Mazza’s talents were even written into the ABC soap with Gio also being a violinist. However, what ...

During the nurses’ ball portion of the weekend, Chris McKenna (Jack) gave fans something to talk about. The actor delivered an amazing performance of the iconic Ritchie Valens song "La Bamba," which ...

The iconic dance hit “Twist and Shout” has been through a few iterations. R&B vocal group The Top Notes originally recorded the song, written by Phil Medley and Bert Berns, in February 1961. After ...

SALT LAKE CITY (September 25, 2025) – The Utah Jazz have signed forward/center Mo Bamba. Bamba (6-11, 231, Texas) appeared in 32 games (two starts) last season for the LA Clippers and New Orleans ...

Mo Bamba has found his next landing spot. The veteran center reportedly signed with the Utah Jazz on Thursday, giving him an opportunity to fight for a spot on the rebuilding squad’s roster for the ...

What makes a family a family? What makes a parent a parent? Not so easy questions for anyone in our complex, ever-changing society but more so for Ty and Nora, the married couple trying to start a ...

Bert Berns, the “Twist and Shout,” “Piece of My Heart” and “Hang On, Sloopy” songwriter who died of heart failure in 1967 at 38, has been inducted posthumously into The Songwriters Hall of Fame, the ...

Jonathan Bamba, Philip Zinckernagel and Hugo Cuypers each scored a goal on Saturday night to help the Fire beat the New England Revolution 3-1. André Franco made his second MLS appearance and had two ...

As a taste of fall gives much of the United States a break from a hot, humid summer, some forecasters are already skipping ahead to winter, and a possible homecoming for an important atmospheric ...

The city council passed a motion banning the two terms on July 30, saying they were the "most frequently used offensive and injurious epithets" at its meetings. Some local neighborhood councils ...