You may have seen the 1980 movie “9 to 5” starring Dolly Parton. That same story was reborn when Parton developed a musical ...

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JAMES BAY is at his most fragile on his new record. It’s late morning and over a cup of tea, in a cafe near the singer’s ...

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Though its roots were doggedly anti-commercial, punk has birthed an impressive array of mainstream successes. From ...

It obviously spoke to the children,' says the woman responsible for promoting fish and chips at breakfast, lunch and tea.

The "Calgorithm" played a contributing factor in the decision from ESPN's "College GameDay" to visit Cal this week for the first time. Here's everything to know about college football's new obsession.

Songwriting often skips clarity for melody. For good reason. Vocal melodies have limited syllables, and often, the tune takes precedence over the grammar. In an exercise of bending language to the ...

"We missed a lot of plays. We can't play the Bucs and the Falcons." Tampa Bay's final offensive drive -- when a first down would have effectively ended the game, and a field goal would have forced ...

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Joe Jonas is scrubbing Sean “Diddy” Combs from his music. Jonas, 35, avoided singing Combs’ name while performing his band ...

He turned and looked at me and said, ‘I love you,’ and I turned and said, ‘I love you,'” Bo Nix joked about his exchange with Sean Payton.