State of Mind State of Mind, Episode 2: O Sister, Where Art Thou? Skip Hollandsworth tells the story of tracking down the Goree All Girl String Band, who became national radio sensations in the ...

There art thou happy! Kent M. Keith, author of Do It Anyway: Finding Personal Meaning and Deep Happiness by Living the Paradoxical Commandments wrote said commandments as a 19 year old searching ...

The phrase “Do What Thou Wilt” is written on the runoff groove of the original vinyl pressing of 1971’s Led Zeppelin IV (a reference to occultist Aleister Crowley).

Do What Thou Wilt is Ab-Soul at his finest. The album is a complex mix of thought, third-eye wisdom, and introspection that is more energetic, lively, and more word-play filled than J. Cole’s album.

The Vatican did something unusual last week. It issued a new set of Ten Commandments. Unlike the originals, these aren't for everyone. They're just for motorists. They weren't delivered on stone ...

I do confess thee sweet, but find, Thou art sae thriftless o' thy sweets, Thy favors are the silly wind That kisseth ilka thing it meets. See yonder rose-bud, rich in dew ...

I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow, from O Brother Where Art Thou O ne autumn day in 1959, a field recordist named Alan Lomax sat at the roadside and watched a Mississippi chain-gang chop logs.

Do What Thou Wilt, often stylized as DWTW, can simply be described as a true triumph in sophisticated rhyme writing -- especially when today’s hip-hop fans will champion anything with a hot ...