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Bondi defended her work as attorney general, rejecting allegations that DOJ investigations and prosecutions, including the recent indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, are driven by politics.

Allan Berland’s first dream was to play the jazz sax. When that failed, he switched to jazz piano. When that failed, he decided to open a classic downstairs jazz club in North Beach — until his wife, Joanna, reminded him that he was 75, so he dropped that, too.

Two macho types hatch a silly test to prove the unswerving loyalty of their girlfriends, in a comedy by Mozart that goes deeper than farce.

The Boston-born, Los Angeles-based rapper does it all in this performance for our Tiny Desk quarantine series.

The song cycle Winterreise stands among the masterpieces in the art of song. Schubert conjures up harmonic twists and melodic turns, conveying emotions with remarkable simplicity and force.

After all these years, conductor Fritz Reiner's 1955 recording of Bartok's music remains the best. He understood the poignant, brooding, mysterious and exuberant moods it explores, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra plays as if it has been set on fire.

"Numbers," the latest song from Britain's Daughter, is a clever play on identity and purpose in a cruel world. A video for the song ends with a murderous twist.

"Please" picks up where 2013's Woman left off: namely, by draping sweet-voiced pleas for intimacy and connection with vaporous layers of softly shimmering soul.

Forever the showman, the R&B star and songwriter brings some of his biggest hits to the Tiny Desk.

The program director at World Cafe affiliate WNCW offers a guide to five must-know Asheville bands.