Once again, we pulled the time machine out of the closet, dusted it off, and flipped the switches to send us hurtling back to a specific era in music. In this case, we’re focusing on 55 years ago this ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers are known for their team-first attitude and on-field chemistry. A true extended family, the Dodgers’ lineup is star-powered thanks to a roster that includes Shohei Ohtani, ...

Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against Blake Lively was dropped by a judge. Woman divorced at 28 starts dating again—unprepared for realization DOT might be forced to shut down some airspace next week: ...

Dick Cheney, Driver of Militant US Response to 9/11, Dies at 84 Florida boat builder faces 30 years in prison for ripping off customers in six states Poll Deals Another Major Blow to Congress Missing ...

Jay-Z has landed a legal win in the ongoing paternity dispute over Rymir Satterthwaite, who has long demanded Hov take a DNA test because he claims the rapper is his biological father. Lillie Coley, ...

A judge shut down Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube in their attempt to avoid being deposed as part of a $1 million lawsuit accusing the rappers of fraud, Us Weekly can exclusively report. On Wednesday, October ...

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Busy Philipps gave Us behind the scenes details of the recent Dawson’s Creek reunion — including how the cast pivoted when James Van Der Beek announced he wouldn’t be able to attend. “I think we were ...

For 50 years now, Air Supply has been labeled “soft rock.” The band doesn’t like that. In fact, lead singer Russell Hitchcock couldn’t disagree more with that unfair assertion. To him, his ...

Back in May, fans of American Idol watched as Jamal Roberts and John Foster stood as the final two. Hoping to win season 23, Carrie Underwood, Lionel Richie, Luke Bryan, and fans at home waited for ...

This new oratorio by Josh Bauder tells the story of John Newton, the 18th-century prodigal and slaver who, after his dramatic conversion to Christianity, became a faithful pastor and abolitionist.