A cash-strapped prince with a penchant for removing his shirt and an ambitious CEO flit and flirt in Netflix’s new rom-com, ...

The most profound moment in this lineage could be represented by the song "Trailblazer," a collaboration by 2024 and 2025 ACM Entertainer of the Year Lainey Wilson alongside the ACM's most award ...

well, sort of. At midnight, the Grammy Award-winning singer released her first new song in nearly three years, titled “Friend of Mine,” and it serves as a single from the upcoming musical ...

The song? All over the shop, going from pop to music hall to comedy rap in under three minutes. Terrible, despite Tommy’s rubber hips. Going third isn’t helping, either. A New Day Will Rise is ...

The star hasn't released music since 2022's "Lift Me Up" for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. By Hannah Dailey Rihanna fans who are desperate for new music don’t need to feel blue any longer ...

In July 2023, Palmer and Usher's danced together at his concert in Las Vegas — and it prompted a viral response from Palmer's ex-boyfriend In her new song, Keke Palmer opens up about the viral ...

Revus and MELODOWNZ as featured in the Kavafied music video. It is thousands of years old, woven through cultures across the Pacific and such an integral part of human migration that its DNA can ...

NEW YORK — It's time for a new round of sing ... "I think it's a fantastic song. Hopefully the fans can vibe to it too. A couple of days I just heard the song and I was like, 'This is it.' ...

The temptations to add a new walk-up song must’ve been too strong for Francisco Lindor. The Mets shortstop has used “My Girl” since last May, but on Friday in the series opener against the ...

New York Mets fans have another ’60s classic to sing along to. During Friday’s series opener against the Chicago Cubs, Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor debuted a different walk-up song in his ...

On Friday, that buzz intensified when Reese’s former LSU teammate and current Tigers star Flau’jae Johnson previewed a new, unreleased rap song on social media—featuring a name-drop of Clark.