The pre-election event started 20 minutes late but had 200,000 listeners — then couldn’t get callers on the line to ask the billionaire Trump supporter a question

Instead of delivering a message of hope and action, Trump’s running mate resorted to name-calling in his last pitch to voters

From the moment a teenaged Stevie Wonder met Quincy Jones at the Apollo, the producer was an encouraging presence and constant teacher. Wonder, who often worked with Jones — including on 1985’s “We Are the World” — recalls Jones’ inspiration in his own words

“He offered inspiration and mentorship, in particular for young people of color in the music industry,” the vice president wrote