The Lion King” continues its reign at the top of the global box office, and now, the entire sequence featuring the villain ...

We’ll offer some standbys — no list is complete without Kermit the Frog or that rascal Puff, courtesy of Peter, Paul and Mary — but you may also be surprised to hear the lead singer of one of your ...

Following a surprise performance together at King Promise's headline London show last month, Mabel has released the infectious new single 'All Over You.' Listen to it now.

GloRilla, one of Memphis' newest music stars will make her debut on an episode of "Saturday Night Live" hosted by Dave ...

B.B. King was already a 20-year veteran bluesman when he began to seep into mainstream America's consciousness during the ...

Bruce Springsteen has never shied away from a cover, and as a big fan of Elvis Presley, it's hardly a surprise that his work has made it into a set.

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The most common of the Salah songs, The Egyptian King, was first played at pubs around Anfield after their 4-3 win over Manchester City in January 2018. "So please don't take Mohamed away." ...

The King’s distinctive ... ascent. The song’s commercial success was remarkable, as Gold Derby reports it dominated multiple charts simultaneously, holding the #1 spot on pop charts for seven weeks ...

This hit is one of the most-recorded songs in the blues genre ever, and B.B. King’s rendition is likely the best of them all. “Rock Me Baby” was the perfect song for King, and his incredible ...

He signed with Double Shot Records in 1967 and released "The Oogum Boogum Song" the same year. The hit peaked at No. 19 on the Billboard R&B charts, but it has remained a well-known oldie thanks ...

That’s my favorite song of all time,” declared B.B. King. He added, “Oh God yeah. He’s one of my favorite singers.” In light of this love for Nelson, King actually covered “You Are ...