HOLLAND — For more than two decades, the Holland Human Relations Commission has recognized individuals and organizations making a difference in the community through Social Justice Awards. On ...

The macho men had fun staying at the Y.M.C.A., but where are the O.G. members now, and who'll be playing for the president-elect on Jan. 20?

The first great image of the second Donald Trump administration emerged last night at a Washington, D.C., basketball arena, where the soon-to-be-inaugurated president danced with the Village People.

Members of the Village People performed their signature song, “Y.M.C.A.,” at President-elect Donald Trump’s rally late Sunday, ahead of his swearing-in ceremony—a shift after the band’s ...

Village People will perform the catchy tune in spite of long-standing strife between the group’s founding members and its lead singer. Former Village People Member: “What Makes You Think I’m ...

Atomic bomb survivors and others have gathered in southwestern Japan's Nagasaki City and urged the government to take part in the United Nations treaty banning nuclear weapons. About 120 people ...

You may need to wait a bit to get a taste of this delicious and humongous burger. Buruu Sukai was established in 1953 in Sasebo City – the second largest city in the prefecture of Nagasaki. Although ...

The mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki want the Japanese government to attend an upcoming meeting about the United Nations treaty banning nuclear weapons as an observer. Hiroshima City Mayor Matsui ...

The Village People, as a group, was created in 1977 by French music producers Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo. Morali, who was gay, and Belolo came up with the idea of a band inspired by gay disco ...

Shigemitsu Tanaka takes a small cream-coloured towel out of a bag, carefully unfolds it and reveals a kind of flattened blackish stone. “It’s not a stone, it’s a piece of tile from a roof in Nagasaki.

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