FilmMagic for dcp via ABC/Jeff Kravitz/AMA2018When Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You” was first released by in 1994, it wasn’t eligible to appear on the Billboard Hot 100. Well, it’s really making up for
Greg Campbell/WireImage for NARASJoe Osborn, who played bass for many years with the acclaimed collective of Los Angeles studio musicians known as the Wrecking Crew, died Friday of pancreatic cancer at age 81, reports Rolling Stone. Danny
Credit: Eric LucAs announced Friday, Paul McCartney‘s official video for his new song “Who Cares,” co-starring Oscar-winning actress Emma Stone, got its online premiere Monday exclusively on Apple Music. The short film was inspired by the anti-bullying
MJ Kim/© MPL Communications Ltd.; Scott Robert RitchiePaul McCartney closed out the 2018 portion of his Freshen Up Tour on Sunday at the O2 Arena in London, and ended the concert in thrilling fashion — inviting his
earMUSICHeart has unveiled a new preview of its upcoming concert video, Live in Atlantic City, featuring the band performing the title track of its 1980 album Bébé Le Strange with help from Jane’s Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro.
Photo by Rob Verhorst/RedfernsThe Marvin Gaye estate’s long drawn-out legal battle with Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams over Thicke’s 2013 hit “Blurred Lines” has finally come to a pricey end. The artists behind the buzzy single have
Credit: Jim BelmontThe fourth season of the public-television interview series Speakeasy premieres in January, and among the music stars featured on the six new episodes are Sting, Def Leppard‘s Joe Elliott, ZZ Top‘s Billy Gibbons, members of
Credit: Rob DeMartinThis weekend is an eventful one for Bruce Springsteen, who will give the final performance of his long-running stage show Springsteen on Broadway on Saturday, a few hours before a Netflix special of the same
© 2011 Mary McCartney; ABC/Rick RowellIn October, Paul McCartney confirmed that he and Oscar-winning actress Emma Stone had shot a video for his new song “Who Cares,” which he noted has “an anti-bullying message.” Now the former
Credit: Eleanor StillsFolk-rock legend Stephen Stills will visit his former hometown of Gainesville, Florida, on Saturday where he will be presented with an honorary doctorate of music from the University of Florida during the school’s fall commencement.