Peter Feher

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16 hours agoDonald Trump has said he was informed that Russia’s missile attack on the Ukrainian city of Sumy was a “mistake”. Two Russian ballistic missiles struck Sumy on Sunday (April 13), killing at least 34 people and wounding at least 117 in one of the war’s deadliest strikes. “I think it was terrible, and I was told they made a mistake, but I think it's a horrible thing,” the US president told reporters on Sunday evening.

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NowHe spent $1M restoring a cruise ship he bought on Craigslist. Now he’s mourning its ‘horrible death’CNN — It was a passion project that spanned around 15 years and cost over $1 million, but nearly two decades after technology entrepreneur Chris Willson purchased a cruise ship on Craigslist, the vessel has met its end. The 293-foot ship, which was towed from California city Stockton to nearby …2 hours agoAll the Celebrities at Coachella 2025It’s Coachella time.

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2 days agoRanked: the 15 greatest jazz singers of all timeSince its beginnings at the dawn of the 20th century, jazz music has always been a happy hunting ground for singers with expressive power.

1 month ago | sfcv.org | Jim Farber |Peter Feher

“Banned!” That was the succinct title of VOX Femina Los Angeles’ concert on Sunday, March 23, at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre. The program, conceived and conducted by the 42-member female choir’s founding artistic director, Iris S. Levine, could not have been more perfectly timed as libraries across the country take books off the shelves at the direction of government administrations, politicized school boards, and the like.

1 month ago | sfcv.org | Peter Feher |Richard Ginell

A champion of contemporary music and a fixture on the Southern California scene for decades, pianist Gloria Cheng is expanding her horizons further with an enterprising new release, Root Progressions (Biophilia Records). Cheng commissioned six jazz-rooted composers to write pieces for her in contemporary classical idioms, wanting to see what would come out of their cross-pollinating imaginations.