Joy Reid, whose show, "The ReidOut," was axed months ago by MSNBC, is resurfacing with the launch of "The Joy Reid Show" ...

Deep Purple keyboard player, go-to session guy and solo artist Don Airey on his new album, touring, Purple, Blackmore and ...

The former MSNBC host will launch 'The Joy Reid Show' next month, with plans to expand to five days per week later this year.

One of MSNBC’s best-known personalities is getting into the world of podcasts — even if she’s no longer with MSNBC. Joy Reid was hosting a Monday-through-Friday program in the early evening for the ...

There are still spots for anyone interested in taking part in the parade or being a vendor for the annual Fourth of July ...

Dr. Lou Della Evans Reid, gospel legend and co-founder of Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church, is being honored ahead of her ...

Before Diddy’s sex trafficking trial, survivors, activists and experts reflected on what the charges and onslaught of ...

But both were also driven by another passion — music. Langdon Reid, son of Don Reid, lead singer for the legendary country group The Statler Brothers, was a pitcher at Staunton's Robert E. Lee High ...

In 1960, lead singer Joe McDorman decided that he wanted to get married and go to college rather than continue with the group, so he left and Reid’s younger brother Don, a 19-year-old student at ...

Betty Reid Soskin ... into your music. When you look back at your songwriting and your work, how does it make you feel? Soskin: I feel like I have lived my life fully. I don’t have any regrets.

When it comes to today's music stars, be it pop or country, they don't seem to impress the Reid brothers all too much. Asked about the recent 57th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, Harold said he tried ...

his brother Don Reid, Lew DeWitt and Phil Balsley, got word from a friend and promoter that Johnny Cash was in Roanoke doing a concert. The group drove down to see the future country music legend.