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Byline: Yoshi Kato Abstract: A combination of timing and technology helped K-pop win a formidable American fandom, with the latter key to how it's consumed and enjoyed - particularly via [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato Until recently, baseball has been a sport played without clocks. And now, for fans of teams like the Oakland Athletics, America's pastime can be enjoyed without individual [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato From the music of Johnny Cash and Joni Mitchell to Duke Ellington and Bob Marley, the most common approach for a tribute album has been to draw [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato Known for its world-class aquarium and, most recently, as the setting for the Emmy Award-winning HBO miniseries 'Big Little Lies,' the coastal tourist destination of Monterey, Calif., [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato Can the coming Colossal Clusterfest comedy event make its mark in the festival world? Colossal Clusterfest, which will be held at the Civic Center Plaza and in [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato From Madison Square Garden in New York City to the Roskilde Festival held west of Copenhagen, Denmark, Sigur Ros has performed in some notable settings over its [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato For the 2016-17 season, performing arts organizations had a trio of birthday celebrations, with minimalism pioneers Steve Reich and Philip Glass both turning 80 on Oct. 3, [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato Clothing exchanges, string quartet concerts, and game nights for grown-ups - offerings at a hip and happening downtown high-rise apartment? Perhaps. But all three are also hosted [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato Despite the ease of streaming films on services such as Netflix and Hulu and the prevalence of home video libraries, with films available on DVD and Blu-ray, [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato Through the years, Japanese musicians have achieved North American success in waves. From Kyu Sakamoto's No. 1 single in 1963 ('Sukiyaki') and Yellow Magic Orchestra's cult technopop [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato In an age of contentious cable television talk shows and sometimes acrimonious online discussion, the longest-running series on PBS continues to offer a calm tone. The acclaimed [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato Fifty years is an impressive milestone in any context. But when golden anniversaries are being celebrated in popular music - once viewed as the disposable purview of [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato A little less than 50 years ago, the Beatles played their last concert at Candlestick Park. While demolition of the facility where the legendary band performed was [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato When Marin Alsop lifts her baton, she often makes history. In 2007, when she was appointed music director of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, she was the first [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato When three cofounders and one longtime member of the Grateful Dead stroll onto stages in California and Illinois this summer, they'll be greeted by a multigenerational community [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato Jazz appreciation month has extra significance this year. April 7 marked the centennial of Billie Holiday's birth. The Harlem native was commemorated with a slew of tribute [...]

Byline: Yoshi Kato In two decades with the San Francisco Symphony, Michael Tilson Thomas has become as much a part of his adopted city as cable cars, tech start-ups, and [...]