So, the story goes like this: A 23-year-old piano prodigy from Texas won the Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition in Moscow in 1958. The problem? It was during the Cold War, and obviously people weren't on the friendliest of terms. But him winning kind of changed things, and even though they weren't sure if an American should take home the grand prize, an eight-minute standing ovation made the judges realize he was the only one who deserved to get it, bringing some sort of peace between two nations that really needed it. (Don't worry, history lesson is now adjourned.) Fall in love with Kevin’s soulful sound on "Coloring" and see him perform tonight at Soho House in Los Angeles.ContentView Iframe URL More than 600 alums from Berkeley Preparatory School in Tampa, Florida have come together to speak out against the actions of their fellow alumna — Department of Homeland Security (DHS) SecretaryKirstjen Nielsen The “Pretty Little Liars” Cast Had a Virtual Reunion for a Good Cause