Ron Galella, Ltd./Ron Galella Collection via Getty ImagesThough her story’s been told several times, in books, documentaries and TV movies, an official Whitney Houston biopic is now in the works. This time, it comes with the blessing
Amanda Taraska/News & Guts MediaBlondie frontwoman Debbie Harry is featured in the latest episode of the Dan Rather-hosted AXS TV series The Big Interview, which premieres tonight, April 22, at 8 p.m. ET. In a sneak peek
Courtesy of Community Environmental CouncilKenny Loggins and Michael McDonald are among the artists who’ll be performing today as part of the #TogetherWeEarthrise Earth Day Live Festival, a live-streamed event presented by Santa Barbara, California’s Community Environmental Council.
©Subafilms Ltd. As a treat to music fans who are stuck at home because of the COVID-19 pandemic, YouTube Music will host a screening of a special “Sing-A-Long” edition of the 1968 animated Beatles film Yellow Submarine
Credit: Austin LordHere’s wishing Peter Frampton a very happy 70th birthday. The British singer, guitarist and songwriter first found fame as a teenager in his home country as the frontman of The Herd. Then, in 1969, he
Inside RecordingsToday is Earth Day, and in celebration of the environmental-themed holiday, Jackson Browne has released a new song titled “Downhill from Everywhere” as a digital single and via streaming services. The track follows on the heels
Credit: Criss CainHeart frontwoman Ann Wilson‘s spring U.S. solo tour, which had been scheduled to kick off April 30 in Englewood, New Jersey, has been canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. In message on her official website,
Credit: Bill BernsteinLongtime Foreigner keyboardist Michael Bluestein has released a video featuring performing him a new solo song titled “Why Corona?” that finds him wittily reflecting on life during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bluestein, who joined Foreigner in
Monty Brinton/CBSToday marks the fourth anniversary of Prince‘s death, and we can all remember him tonight by tuning in to Let’s Go Crazy: The Grammy Salute to Prince, which was recorded January 28 in Los Angeles. The
Neal Preston/© Queen Productions Ltd.Last week, Queen guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor posted a video that combined separate clips of the two musicians performing their band’s classic hit, “We Are the Champions.” Now a new