The Memphis basketball program found out what the results of months of a NCAA investigation meant for the team and their record setting season this afternoon at a 3 pm ET press conference. Since January, the basketball program has been under investigation for their 2007-2008 season and the Memphis basketball program must forfeit that season.

Memphis, #2 ranked in the NCAA West Regional, easily defeated the Maryland Terrapins with a 89-70 result in the second round. The 19 point deficit? Well, it wasn't really even that close.

The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and Music Director Neeme Jarvi are proud to announce the Orchestra’s annual radio broadcast series. The AIG/New Jersey Symphony Orchestra broadcast series on WQXR 96.3 FM will run through August 19.

Less than a year after he took the job of assistant conductor at the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, James Feddeck is getting a promotion. He will take on additional conducting duties in the 2008-09 season while music director and principal conductor David Loebel finishes his 10th and final year with Memphis Symphony Orchestra.

There was no thinking small at Saturday night's performance of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, the Memphis Symphony Chorus and the University Singers of the University of Memphis.

Shooting in Memphis left 6 people dead and 3 injured. Out of six people two were children that were found dead in Memphis home and three other children were found in critical condition and hospitalized.

The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art presents an exciting new exhibition from the permanent collection entitled The Pop Environment, on view until July 13, 2008.

A shooting at Mitchell High School in Memphis, Tennessee has left a 17-year-old student in critical condition and another student in custody.

Discover Camille Pissarro's remarkable transformation from a traditional landscape painter to a daring pioneer of Impressionism in the exhibition Pissarro: Creating the Impressionist Landscape, coming this fall to the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art. The Brooks is proud to host what The New York Times and The Art Newspaper have described as 'one of the most important exhibitions in America in 2007.'

A "Doc" and two divas will join the Memphis Symphony Orchestra for its 2007-08 Pops Series. The belated announcement follows a highly publicized search for a new principal pops conductor, which fizzled when the winning candidate couldn't accept the job due to contractual conflicts.