The list we present here follows love’s movement through nearly four decades of hiphop, from Man Parrish to Missy Elliott.

The startling “cold open” for a documentary about 50 years of “Saturday Night Live” music is proof that a musician — a specific kind of musician — had to put it together.

Iconic songs by Sam Cooke, Kim Weston, Public Enemy, Nina Simone, Marvin Gaye, Lauryn Hill, Kendrick Lamar and more depict the fight for civil rights.

The Grateful Dead are a lot of things. I would venture to say they are the great American band,” declared Andy Cohen at the opening of MusiCares Persons of the Year annual gala on Friday night (Jan.

February is Black History Month, an excellent period of reflection for our country on the success, trials and tribulations of ...

It’s a rarity for a restaurant to storm onto the scene and remain exciting almost 10 years later. But Mabel Gray, which ...

boiled-to-the-bone sound was the same old James Brown stuff – perfected. The singer even claimed that Larry Cohen, the movie’s director, told him it “wasn’t funky enough”, though that ...

The multi-faceted guitarist looks back on a career including stints with Robert Fripp, John Cale, Kevin Ayers and others ...

Paradise” centers its murder mystery around Sterling K. Brown’s Agent Xavier Collins and James Marsden’s President Cal Bradford — a complex relationship Marsden describes as reminiscent of "The Odd ...

Shaboozey performs at the 2025 pre-Grammy Gala in L.A., plus Jennifer Lopez, Ciara, Paris Hilton and more. From Hollywood to ...

Taylor Swift rocks her classic red lip at the Grammys, plus Beyoncé and Blue Ivy, Doechii and more. From New York to ...

A special music event is taking place later this month in honour of Bristol sport and music legend David ‘Syd’ Lawrence. It is being dubbed as possibly the biggest line-up of music acts from across ...