A Christmas tree farm in Ohio has unveiled the layout for its 16-acre corn maze set to open later this month, and the design is Taylor Swift (Wheeler Farms Version). The farm, which grows 60,000 ...

Here's how County Line Orchard in Hobart puts it: "At County Line Orchard, we are celebrating women's sports by designing our maze in the likeness of Caitlin Clark! Her incredible success and ...

A farm in northwest Indiana carved out an elaborate corn maze in honor of the point guard who plays for the state's WNBA team, the Indiana Fever. On Sept. 9, County Line Orchard shared a photo ...

EVERYONE EXCITED. EVERY CORN MAZE IS FULL OF TWISTS AND TURNS, BUT INSIDE THIS EIGHT ACRE CORN MAZE, EVERY TWIST COMES WITH A NOD TO TAYLOR SWIFT. AS YOU GET LOST IN HER SONGS, QUOTES, AND MORE.

Frankie Beverly, the "Before I Let Go" hitmaker with his band Maze, has died. He was 77. His death on Tuesday was announced by his family on the official Frankie Beverly and Maze Instagram and ...

But back home in Indiana, they show her love, too. So much so that a farm in Indy dedicated an entire corn maze design to Clark. The County Line Orchard farm posted the maze on Instagram and its ...

Frankie Beverly, founder of the legendary funk and soul band Maze who dropped a plethora of gold albums during the Seventies and Eighties and notched a generational hit with 1981’s “Before I ...

Frankie Beverly, who with his band Maze gave the world an anthem that will forever be tied to cookouts and good times, died on Tuesday, his family announced. He was 77. Beverly’s family posted a ...

Frankie Beverly, singer of funk and soul band Maze, died on Tuesday, according to a statement shared by his family. Beverly was 77 years old. The cause of death was not disclosed. “He lived his ...

Frankie Beverly, the stylish singer, songwriter and founder of the R&B/funk band Maze, whose baritone voice drove such ‘80s hits as “Back in Stride,” “Too Many Games,” “Before I Let Go ...

Frankie Beverly—the legendary Philadelphia funk and soul singer who fronted the band Maze—has died. “He lived his life with pure soul as one would say, and for us, no one did it better.

There’s only a brief stomping riff before Frankie Beverly, the lead singer and songwriter of the soul and funk band Maze, intones “woah-ohhh.” By the time he actually gets to the song’s ...