An alien named Micropixie and her human counterpart, Single Beige Female, use music to understand humanity.

Why Heidi Schreck loves the “weird” and “poetic” 9th Amendment.

How a brother and sister turned their late grandma’s house full of junk into a surreal and beautifully poignant film, “306 Hollywood.”

Having the chutzpah to join the family business.

Kids on the spectrum — and their families — let it go at a special performance of “Frozen.”

Haiti's government canceled Carnival after recent unrest, leaving musicians and artists who had spent time and money preparing to perform with bills they have no chance of paying back.

Kenyan musician J.S. Ondara left his home in Nairobi, Kenya, for Minneapolis five years ago — to pursue a music career. He's about to tour for his debut album, "Tales of America."

Hugo Award-winning author N.K. Jemisin shares her thoughts on writing, politics and her new book “How Long 'til Black Future Month?”

How the myth of a pact with the devil and a phenomenal guitar technique turned Robert Johnson's 1936 song into a hit.

Behind one of the best documentaries ever made about a band — even if the band wasn’t real.