Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As the name suggests, the butterfly haircut is a modern, softly choppy bob built around light layering that evokes the beautiful, ...

FARGO — A new version of the legendary reggae band the Wailers will bring its iconic music to Sanctuary Events Center on Tuesday, April 21. The group is fronted by bassist Aston Barrett Jr., whose ...

This adorable kids braids hairstyle features butterfly and heart designs created with neat stitch braiding techniques. Perfect for school, parties, or special occasions, this style is both playful and ...

The double album collected material from 1989 to 2006, a period that included Dylan’s slow retreat from recording original material and his stunning comeback. These four songs, to that point either ...

The city of Colorado Springs is proposing a new set of rules concerning the location and operation of day care facilities for children. The general thrust of these new rules is to make it easier for ...

The wings aren’t just costumes—they’re a reminder of childhood imagination untouched by screens. With every spin and step, the shadows flutter like real butterflies, turning an ordinary day into a ...

BOB Geldof has revealed he’s haunted by the memory of telling his children their mother had died of a fatal overdose. The Boomtown Rats frontman, 74, married girlfriend Paula Yates in Las Vegas after ...

Sir Bob Geldof has spoken movingly about his enduring regret over how he told his children that their mother, Paula Yates, had died, admitting the moment still haunts him more than two decades on. The ...

Sir Bob Geldof has revealed he regrets the way he broke the devastating news to his young daughters that their mother Paula Yates had died in a heartbreaking confession about learning to live with ...

The musician and Live Aid organiser, 74, recalled the devastating day in September 2000 when he learned that Yates, a television presenter, had been found dead from a heroin overdose at the age of 41.

“Family Bible” is attributed to Gray, Walt Breeland, and Paul Buskirk. However, it was actually written by Willie Nelson. At the time, he was still more than a decade away from finding consistent ...