It's one of the most identifiable songs of this or any modern Christmas. And, if it wasn't for war, water, and mice, you'd likely never know it in the form it's in. It all began in 1816, a time of ...

The collaborative Christmas tune from The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl is as synonymous with the festive season as Santa Claus ...

Birthed as it was on the eve of another revolution, Cappeau and Adam’s song was praised by French poet Alphonse de Lamartine ...

Claire Sardina, who performed in Lightning & Thunder with Neil Diamond tribute artist Mike Sardina, tells the true story ...

Craig Brewer’s toe-tapping weepie about the triumphs and tragedies of a Neil Diamond tribute band is exactly the movie we ...

"Fernando" would become one of the group's most popular songs, joining the ranks of "Dancing Queen" (which hit No. 1 in 1977) ...

Translated into at least 300 languages, designated by UNESCO as a treasured item of Intangible Cultural Heritage, and arranged in dozens of different musical styles, from heavy metal to gospel, ...

Thomas Jefferson wanted to bring the stars indoors. Jefferson, in designing the University of Virginia’s iconic Rotunda, planned to paint constellations on the ceiling of the Dome Room. He never ...

"Dancing With the Stars" pays tribute to Prince in a special theme night filled with dance routines set to the Purple One's biggest pop hits. The six remaining couples will each perform two dances to ...

Robert Irwin will take to the Dancing with the Stars ballroom to celebrate Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Night with a song that has a surprising hidden meaning. Irwin will dance a Paso Doble alongside ...

Halloween is upon us, and many have started to craft their seasonal playlists. For those readers who have a penchant for the theatrical and frightening, look no further than this list of suggestions.

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