• A laughing matter

    Moscow Comedy Fest brings three nights of standup to the Palouse

    By Mary Stone

    Everyone could probably use a dose of “the best medicine,” in these times. “I just think it’s important to bring laughter to a community,” Moscow Comedy Fest co-founder Mike O’Brien said...

  • Events Roundup: Summer destinations

    Benefit dance, bluegrass festival, planetarium show and museum passport program top this week’s list of activities to explore

    By Inland 360

    Find more to do in Inland 360’s free community events calendar at inland360.com/events. Music and dancing are planned for a Gladish Benefit from 7-9 p.m...

  • End of a ‘Good Road’

    Friends remember Dan Maher

    By Inland 360

    Musician and former “Inland Folk” radio show host Dan Maher, 72, died May 19 at his home in Pullman according to Maher’s longtime friend Kenton Bird. Maher was diagnosed with liver cancer earlier this year, and a tribute concert to help pay for his medical expenses was held in April in Moscow...

  • The Stream: Ready to rock with Bono

    By Associated Press

    NEW YORK — “Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong’s satirical drama “Mountainhead” and Elizabeth Banks and Jessica Biel playing dysfunctional siblings in the murder thriller series “The Better Sister” are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you. Also among the streaming offerings worth your time, as selected by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists: a new concert special featuring Aretha Franklin, U2’s frontman reveals all in the documentary “Bono: Stories of Surrender” and multiplayer gamers get Elden Ring: Nightreign, sending teams of three warriors to battle the flamboyant monsters of a haunted land...

  • Music review: ‘Something Beautiful,’ Miley Cyrus’ latest album, is a return to form

    By Krysta Fauria

    For longtime Miley Cyrus fans, her ninth studio album is bound to live up to its name. It truly is “Something Beautiful.”

  • Mad Marv’s Music Den: Punk Palouse Fest — The Dilrods

    Surfing the waves of a garage punk skate-rock frenzy

    By Marvin Lee

    Punk Palouse Fest returns this weekend for its second year of punky goodness, and one band I’m the most pumpt (see note), I mean punked, to check out is The Dilrods. Yeah, you could call me biased since I played in a garage-punk band called The Rummies with The Dilrods’ bass player/vocalist/friend Bobby Rod, aka Robert Andresen, from 1999 to 2003...