Pop airplay for “Come Monday” gave Buffett his Hot 100 debut on May 18, a 14-week run taking it as high as No.30. As befitted its easy listening appeal, the song went as high as No.3 on the ...

If Kendrick Lamar plays his Drake diss track “Not Like Us” at Sunday’s Super Bowl halftime show, he’ll have to tone it down ...

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Stepping out of autopilot and being more intentional in the songs we choose can move from hoping the music will make you feel good ... whether that is missing home or missing people and creatures ...

The best things come in small packages… and that goes for the greatest pop songs ... running just one minute 48 seconds. There’s also “Not Fade Away,” “Get Off My Cloud,” “Have You ...

Trump Says He Will Rework Global Trading Relations With ‘Reciprocal’ Tariffs President Trump signed a memorandum ordering his advisers to calculate new tariff levels for other countries, a ...

A failed attempt at a TV theme song and a duet that was almost forced into existence, “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers” is one of the most serendipitous hits in pop music history. Neil Diamond ...

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On Thursday (January 30), a judge dismissed the case with prejudice, effectively closing the book on a lawsuit that accused the Hip-Hop icon of lifting portions of a sermon for his song “Come to ...

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Neil Young and the chrome hearts—both names stylized all in lower case—have released a new single, “big change,” which looks ahead at what could come ... home / To where you stood,” the ...