His new album, “Oh Yeah?,” marries the offline charms of nineties R. & B. with the disaffection of a life lived through a ...

Joe Nichols has just released a brand-new song titled "Say La V," and the fun kiss-off anthem may very well be his next big ...

Pop titans Duran Duran on reviving their edgy Halloween show for London, their jet-set reputation, how they’ve stayed ...

If you were just following the headlines, 2026 may not seem like a fabulous year—but if you follow the music, 2026 is a golden age! With new drops from Ecca Vandal, Genesis Owusu, MUNA and more, this ...

Fun Spot America Atlanta, an amusement park mainstay in Fayetteville for 36 years, is closing shop Aug. 2. “Thank you for the memories, the screams, and the love you’ve given us through the years,” ...

A new key visual for Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity has been unveiled, alongside official details on the anime’s new theme songs and confirmed premiere date. The new visual captures ...

Trying to narrow down the best songs of any year is an impossible task. It’s a challenge we take on with great pride, but it’s rarely with ease. And depending on who you ask, the answer changes. But ...

If you’ve already been missing the YA romance niche carved out by “Off Campus,” Prime Video has delivered the next BookTok obsession with its adaptation of Carley Fortune’s “Every Summer After.” ...

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For 100 years, laughter has echoed across the water, sunscreen-slicked afternoons have stretched into golden evenings, and generations of families have gathered in one shared place built on summer ...

Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time" became her first No. 1 hit 42 years ago. The song was inspired by Lauper and Rob Hyman’s real-life relationship struggles. Billboard ranked it among the best pop songs ...

Is a Queen song still a Queen song without Brian May? It certainly can be, as was the case with 1986's "One Year of Love," a song written by bassist John Deacon and sung, of course, by Freddie Mercury ...