AUGUSTA – Rex Smith will appear in the Barn Theatre’s production of “Hands On a Hardbody” beginning Tuesday, but it’s only the latest role for an entertainer who’s walked the rock and ...

Rex Smith: Fighting for more than belonging By Rex Smith, Former Editor Updated Nov 29, 2020 1:12 a.m.

Rex is an award-winning sports reporter who joined WOWT in December 2019.

Starting out as a rock n roll singer in the 70s, Smith had stints in a band simply called Rex and with Ted Bugent, and toured with groups like Foreigner, Boston, AC/DC and Tom Petty.

Listen: Smith Westerns “Dye It Blonde” Who: A trio from Chicago who play peppy, glammy power pop in the style of Supergrass, David Bowie and T. Rex. The band started when the members ...

Rex Smith — the ’70s teen idol best known for his platinum album Sooner or Later and Top 10 hit “You Take My Breath Away,” as well as his star turns on hit shows Street Hawk, As The World ...

Rex Smith retired in 2021 after 26 years with the Times Union, serving 18 of those years as the newspaper’s editor. He grew up in South Dakota's Black Hills but became a New Yorker in 1979.

The Media Project is an inside look at media coverage of current events with The Times Union's Rex Smith, WAMC News Director Ian Pickus, University at Albany Professor Rosemary Armao, Editor of ...

Rex Smith is a happy man. Starring in "Kiss Me, Kate," the Tony-winning musical he brings to San Francisco next week, Smith is the very model of a Broadway leading man. He's a long way from his ...

Rex Smith retired in 2021 after 26 years with the Times Union, serving 18 of those years as the newspaper’s editor. He grew up in South Dakota's Black Hills but became a New Yorker in 1979.

“Love Actually Live,” a blockbuster for the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in 2018, has opened for a second run. Do we have a new holiday tradition? The show, produced by the ...