Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Marcus King started playing guitar at eight. As a teen, he formed his own band and started performing. Now, he's releasing his third critically acclaimed solo album. The personal project focuses on mental health and was produced by the legendary Rick Rubin. From "Mood Swings," here is Marcus King with "Mess My Life Up Again."
In Scotland, the river known as the Water of Leith cuts a path through Edinburgh's port, an area that dates back to the 12th century. That's where a young spirits company recently opened a distillery that's both turning heads and forging new traditions for Scotland's national drink.
It's been more than a week since Hurricane Helene crashed ashore, and the full extent of the storm's damage is still unknown as hundreds of thousands of people remain without power and other essential services. Meanwhile, authorities are still looking for missing people as the death toll from the storm rises.
The single mother had been sitting in bed holding sons Khyzier and Khazmir and chatting on the phone with family members while the storm raged outside their home in Thomson, Georgia.
On the website of the Mountain River Family Campground, old customers and total strangers began reserving campsites, leaving comments like, "I know we can't come."
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Marcus King started playing guitar at eight. As a teen, he formed his own band and started performing. Now, he's releasing his third critically acclaimed solo album. The personal project focuses on mental health and was produced by the legendary Rick Rubin. From "Mood Swings," here is Marcus King with "Mess My Life Up Again."
In Scotland, the river known as the Water of Leith cuts a path through Edinburgh's port, an area that dates back to the 12th century. That's where a young spirits company recently opened a distillery that's both turning heads and forging new traditions for Scotland's national drink.
It's been more than a week since Hurricane Helene crashed ashore, and the full extent of the storm's damage is still unknown as hundreds of thousands of people remain without power and other essential services. Meanwhile, authorities are still looking for missing people as the death toll from the storm rises.