David Russell is one of the most prolific -- and acclaimed -- classical guitarists performing today. He records about an album a year and tours the world regularly. He's received too many awards to mention. He's even had a concert hall and a street named ...

One of today's most celebrated classical guitarists, Grammy Award winner David Russell returns to 92NY's Art of the Guitar with an original program spanning five centuries. Russell opens his program with the charming Pensamiento Español by Spanish ...

David Russell followed an unlikely but serendipitous path to become one of the world's most revered guitarists. He was born in Scotland but his family moved to Spain in the late 1950s when he was 6. There, he learned to play the guitar, considered the ...

A judge has dismissed cannibalism charges against an Idaho man who was accused of killing, mutilating and microwaving the remains of an elderly man. James David Russell, 40, will no longer face cannibalism charges in the suspected killing of David Milton ...

SANDPOINT, Idaho — A judge has dropped a cannibalism charge against a northern Idaho man after finding that there wasn't enough evidence to move forward to a trial, but said the man will still face a first-degree murder charge. James David Russell, 40 ...

When Japanese bombs began falling on Pearl Harbor, U.S. Navy Seaman 1st Class David Russell first sought refuge below deck on the USS Oklahoma. But a split-second decision on that December morning 80 years ago changed his mind, and likely saved his life.

An accused cannibal from Idaho, who allegedly microwaved and ate an elderly man’s body parts, has been found fit to stand trial. James David Russell, 40, has been deemed competent to stand trial for the September murder and suspected cannibalism of 70 ...

David Russell is the choice for the next Columbia College president, starting Oct. 1. Russell, who has served as interim president since January, was unanimously chosen as the college's 18th president by the Columbia College Board of Trustees on Friday.

David Russell and I met on a chilly February morning in 1991 while waiting for the ferry that would take us from South Boston to Thompson Island. Dave was a teacher from McKinley School for the school part of an ambitious new program. I was a recently ...