The comedian, who says she may finally be getting "uncancelled," has always found a receptive audience in the city and just wants to "bring the laughter break to these bizarre, dark times."
From “Like a Virgin” to “True Colors,” Steinberg shaped pop history — but in Palm Springs, he was a rock rebel and loyal friend who never forgot his roots.
At the Palm Springs International Jazz Festival, an instrument long consigned to the background becomes the through line of a century of jazz history — from New Orleans parades to fusion, funk and the future.
Ahead of his Palm Springs show, the “American Pie” songwriter reflects on six decades of music, creative independence and why he’s still performing at 80.
From mayors and philanthropists to adventurers and acclaimed actors, the Coachella Valley said goodbye to remarkable individuals in 2025 whose contributions continue shaping our desert communities and cultural identity.
From a pioneering police novelist to a game show legend and a rock icon, Bruce Fessier looks back as the desert community mourned the passing of luminaries who shaped our cultural landscape.
The legendary music mogul and the iconic singer-songwriter shared memories of career-defining moments, from the discovery of Whitney Houston to the creation of "Mandy," during a fundraising event Friday evening.
A showcase of music biographies at the festival sheds light on the intertwined relationships between music publishers, filmmakers, and subjects in crafting the content and securing song rights.
In the second and final part of his series running during the final days of 2024, Bruce Fessier remembers six more well-known people with local ties we lost in the past year.
In the first of a two-part series running during the final days of 2024, Bruce Fessier remembers musicians, athletes, and others who had significant connections to the desert.
Renowned for his versatile voice and captivating performances, Jones leaves behind a legacy of music and community involvement in the Coachella Valley.
In the second of a two-part series running during the final weekend of 2023, Bruce Fessier remembers a former colleague, the leader of a local nonprofit, and a pair of actresses who reinvented themselves.
