Bobby "El Charro Negro" Butler was the first African American to become an award winning Tejano singer. Image Credit:...

Marian Etiole Watson has made a name for herself as an award-winning journalist and a household name among New York’s pop culture elite...

Beth Brickell made a huge and lasting impact on the entertainment industry, starring in television shows and movies, and going on to...

J. Mayo “Ink” Williams not only goes down in the annals of history as a great professional athlete, but as a better blues and jazz record...

This Pine Bluff native was supposed to be the next big thing in Hollywood in the 1920s, but things didn't turn out as planned.

National Travel and Tourism Week is a great time to see Pine Bluff through the eyes of a visitor.

Art Porter, Sr. was a prodigy, virtuoso, and entertainer who performed for Arkansas governors, U.S. presidents, and heads of state.

Pine Bluff's WOK was the first radio station in Arkansas, thanks to the the efforts of a visionary power plant executive.

For more than 40 years, thousands of parents across the country paid money to Melton Barker so their kids could appear in his movies.

In just a few days, 2020, the Annus Horribilis that seemed to last forever, will finally end. Where do we go from here?

Though COVID-19 has cancelled the UAPB Vesper Choir's performance of The Messiah this year, it hasn’t cancelled the legacy of this ensemble.

Delta Cinema World showcases innovators in motion pictures and theater with Pine Bluff connections.

Now in its 24th year, this beloved Pine Bluff tradition is the perfect way to celebrate a magical holiday season.

From the 1920s through the 1960s, The Saenger Theatre drew massive crowds who came to see the top acts of the day.