After Dave Davies recently lambasted Moby for calling the Kinks classic “Lola” a “gross and transphobic” song, the guitarist has now quoted his brother and bandmate, Kinks frontman Ray Davies, as ...

Bradley J. Thomas, plays the part of a mysterious stranger, at left, accosting Eric Morris, as Ishmael in “Moby Dick: a Sea Shanty.” The world-premiere musical, runs through April 19 at Music Theater ...

The Mets’ season started on the wrong foot Thursday. But it wasn’t their doing. “Hamilton” actor Christopher Jackson messed up the National Anthem before the Mets’ Opening Day clash with the Pirates.

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Jackson repeated the line "What so proudly we hailed" when he was meant to sing "O'er the ramparts we watched." The line ...

Anthem BCBS in New York and New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System have been entrenched in a heated contract dispute, with physicians and facilities going out of network at the beginning of the ...

A sperm whale swimming near the Azores archipelago, off the coast of Portugal Reinhard Dirscherl / ullstein bild via Getty Images In the epic novel Moby-Dick, the titular character—an albino sperm ...

This is the cast of “Moby Dick: a Sea Shanty,” a world-premiere musical that will run March 26 through April 19 at Music Theater Heritage in Crown Center. Tim Scott Music Theater Heritage For a book ...

The Kinks‘ Dave Davies isn’t taking kindly to Moby saying that the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band’s hit “Lola” is “transphobic” and “gross.” The guitarist has defended the song and his brother Ray ...

Veteran rock’n’roller Dave Davies was unimpressed by an interview that electronic artist Moby gave to The Guardian over the weekend. Moby took part in a regular item called “Honest Playlist.” It ...

"I am highly insulted that MOBY would accuse my brother of being 'unevolved' or transphobic in any way," wrote Dave Davies on social media Al Pereira/Getty; Slaven Vlasic/Getty Dave Davies is calling ...

I believe it was Tolstoy who once said that all great online takes are alike, but each half-baked take is half-baked in its own way. It appears electronic music virtuoso Moby decided to prove the ...