Survivor's Mesmerizing Beat
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The ninth installment of the hit CBS reality series kicks off its tribal warring ways.
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A radio listener helped save a disc jockey who suffered an on-air seizure and pleaded for help before passing out in his studio.
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The 45 rpm record makes its bow, and a coming legion of rock 'n' roll fans can hit their knees and give thanks.
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The supermannequin Shalom Harlow has a distinct appreciation for percussion.
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With their baggy clothes, stylized   gesticulations on stage, and love of heavy bass rhythms, they   look and sound like rappers the world over. But Mohammed   al-Fara and his band live to a uniquely Palestinian beat.
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The capacity crowd was on its feet. The noise machines were in overdrive. There was a scene from "Predator" on the Jumbotron and Thunder Stix were slapping in quasi-unison throughout.
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The release of their latest album is a test of the band that is determined not to fade.
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Listening to your iPod during a thunderstorm may carry the risk of being struck by lightning, so be sure you really like the song.
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A trip into the  adventurous psyche of Joan Rivers can feel like a trip down  memory lane on the Titanic -- with one important difference:  Rivers is a survivor.
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silhouettes of music lovers jumping, whipping their hair around, pounding fists in the air, stomping to songs like U2âs &quot;Vertigo.
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Survival in extreme circumstances has become a habit for Rulon Gardner, who won a stunning victory in wrestling at the 2000 Olympics.
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After the superb audio track of Unnale Unnale, Harris Jayaraj has come out with another spell-binding musical fare in Patchai kili Muthucharam.
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Forbidden Siren 2 is the most ambitious survival horror you will play this year.
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Mark Burnett is a  producer who believes in planning ahead. Knowing that the  &quot;Survivor&quot; season ends with the May sweep, he was prepared with  a new series.
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The soundtrack to Subhash Ghai's epic film is enchanting.
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With its irresistible hip-hop beats and shouted refrains, crunk music incites a fervor in fans that's reminiscent of a religious experience.
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No introspection for me on Friday night. I went out for the big beat. The post-midnight set was Spank Rock, a rapper who misspells out his obsession in one song, &#8220;Bootay.&#8221; He relied on old-school school electro, rapping with bursts of doubletime the way his acknowledged idols 2 Live Crew, another group of posterior connoisseurs, [...].