While The Beatles cut their teeth by writing typical love songs, some strange characters occupied their tunes now and again.

While John Lennon is the archetype for what a great rhythm player should be, he knew that some songs needed a bit more punch from him.

Pop music has been the soundtrack to our tumultuous times, an inescapable medley of ever-shifting beats and melodies, snappy ...

The new NBA season has arrived and the league's biggest superstars will be supported by wives and girlfriends with their own fame and fortune.

There’s no big celebration, no life-changing announcement, and certainly no dramatic movie soundtrack playing in the ...

Toronto pop-rock singer LØLØ is getting an early start on the holiday season with two new releases, unveiling the original ...

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One of pop-punk’s most influential bassists reveals what songwriting with Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker is really like, the ...

From the first traces of pasta in antiquity to the industrial revolution, from the grain kernel to semolina, from drying to the shape that arrives on the plate: a few days before World Pasta Day ...

Relative newcomer Scott McClure is a bundle of energy as hapless, shy Seymour (a cross between Josh Widdecombe and Norman Wisdom), has an excellent singing voice and at one point works the plant like ...

Billboard's Makin' Tracks column looks at the writing and recording behind the new Jordan Davis release, "Mess." ...

The 1960s gave us some of the most iconic pop love songs ever recorded, such as the Beach Boys' "Wouldn't It Be Nice" and the ...