LOMÉ, Togo — Coffee production requires great devotion, especially if those harvesting the beans are Catholic monks. High in ...

This past summer, The Marías’ María Zardoya launched Not For Radio, a new solo endeavor. Her debut album, Melt, dropped a few weeks ago, earlier this month. Now, she has shared her first video in ...

In late August, María Zardoya began posting a series of quiet voice notes for fans on Spotify, guiding them gently toward Not for Radio, a project she formed outside of her breakthrough band, the ...

María Zardoya, the frontwoman of The Marías, has announced her debut solo album ‘Melt’, under the name Not For Radio. Now, Zardoya has announced her new solo project Not For Radio, and confirmed that ...

The debut solo album from María Zardoya of the Marias presents some logistical challenges: Her main band is already basically named after her; the Marías just finished a tour and are highly touted for ...

María Zardoya has released her new album, Melt, via Atlantic Records, marking the first solo project under her Not For Radio moniker. Zardoya, who’s the lead singer for the Marías, recorded Melt ...

Togo midfielder Samuel Asamoah broke his neck in a collision with a pitch-side advertising board in China that his club says could leave him paralysed. The 31-year-old, who plays for second-tier ...

Togolese international footballer Samuel Asamoah broke his neck after colliding with a pitch-side advertising board during a domestic fixture in China, his club says, fearing he may be left paralysed.

Actor Bob Odenkirk, his sister Maria Odenkirk, and Kyle Bisping at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, join Wendy Snyder (in for Bob Sirott) to talk about the return of SkyRise Chicago at the Willis Tower for it ...

After seven years of making music with indie-pop band The Marías, lead singer María Zardoya branches off as Not for Radio, a ...

Journal Editorial Report: Paul Gigot interviews WSJ Columnist Mary Anastasia O’Grady. María Corina Machado is in hiding to avoid being shot or abducted by the Venezuelan government, but she is also on ...

Over lunch in Williamsburg, María Zardoya—namesake and lead vocalist for the indie-pop band the Marías—is every bit as warm and effervescent as her music. Sliding into a small booth, we start chatting ...