2018 Bravo Media, LLCWhile appearing on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Monday night, Mariah Carey was asked by a fan to name her favorite song to perform. She chose “All I Want for
RhinoIn 2003, Rush released a CD and DVD titled Rush in Rio, which captured a November 23, 2002, performance in Rio de Janeiro. It was the final show of the Canadian prog-rock trio’s tour in support of
Paramount PicturesHow do you go about portraying a larger-than-life music icon like Elton John on screen? In actor Taron Egerton‘s case, you become friends with the pop-rock legend himself. Egerton stars as Elton in the upcoming biopic
ABCJimmy Kimmel Live! aired its fourth annual (RED) benefit show on Monday, November 19th, in honor of World AIDS Day on December 1st. Guests for the evening’s show included Bono, Brad Paisley, Chris Rock, Will Ferrell, Kristen
Cleopatra BooksOver the last 50 years, Todd Rundgren has enjoyed an impressively diverse and prolific career as a singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer and technological innovator. Now, the 70-year-old artist can add “book author” to his resume: His
Courtesy of Rhino EntertainmentEarlier this year, The Monkees‘ Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith were forced to cut short their U.S. duo tour, dubbed “The Monkees Present: The Mike and Micky Show,” after Nesmith suffered congestive heart failure
Credit: Machado CicalaCoinciding with The Cher Show, the new Broadway musical based on her life, Cher is featured in the new issue of Elle magazine, talking about life, love and fame. Recalling the day she met Sonny
Credit: Dave HoganThere hasn’t been any word lately about the status of The Rolling Stones‘ next studio album, but Mick Jagger has introduced what appears to be a new original Stones tune on his official Facebook page:
Courtesy of Waffle HouseSales and chart positions are one way to measure a music star’s popularity, but if you want to know just how deeply an artist has penetrated the country’s consciousness, look no further than Waffle
Courtesy of The Rolling Stones Rolling Stones fans in the U.S. will have plenty to be satisfied about in 2019, because, as expected, the British rock legends have announced plans for a 2019 stateside tour. The band