A hush falls across the crowd, only disturbed by the lightest of breezes and the lone call of a gull on the air. The feeling of anticipation builds as close to a thousand people clad in red dresses ...

Forty years ago, British teenager Kate Bush was watching a BBC rerun of a 1967 miniseries based on Emily Brontë’s novel Wuthering Heights. That program must have captured her attention, because she ...

“Wuthering Heights,” in particular, was a hit then and remains a hit today. It remained at the top of the U.K. singles chart for four weeks, and was the first song performed and written by a female ...

A government minister was among dozens of women in Birmingham who took part in an event celebrating writer Emily Brontë and singer Kate Bush. The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever also raised funds for ...

Nearly two dozen fans of singer Kate Bush donned red dresses to recreate the choreography to Bush’s 1978 “Wuthering Heights” music video on July 19 outside the Pacific Beach/Taylor Library. The third ...

Men, women, children and people of all types donned bright red dresses Saturday to celebrate “The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever.” Sung by enigmatic British singer Kate Bush, the song “Wuthering ...

Events like this one take place all over the world every year thanks to Kate Bush superfans Red dresses and extravagant dance moves are likely to be the order of the day later this month on the moors ...

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