Some Gilbert and Sullivan, it turns out. You know the tune — “I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General.” Or as a Minion ...

Melody Farris's case is making national headlines as CBS's 48 Hours is set to feature the murder of her husband, Gary Farris, a well-known Georgia lawyer. The murder, which occurred in 2018 ...

Combining modern science and art, the late American composer Alvin Lucier created a 'mini-brain' from his blood cells, allowing music to flourish even after his death! The "mini-brain" creates ...

Hayes learned Gary Farris was a wealthy commercial real estate attorney, married to Melody Farris. They raised four children: Chris, Scott, Emily and Amanda. Det. Daniel Hayes: They're all in ...

In 1942, Rabbi Azriel David Fastag, a cantor composer from the Modzitz hasidic sect, was squashed onto a train together with thousands of his Jewish brethren, on their way to the Treblinka death ...

Historian teams up with Chris Tomlin and Hillsong’s Ben Fielding to adapt rare music dating back to the third century.

Season 2, episode 2 has left fans in emotional turmoil, and it all comes down to the closing song. The showrunner recently revealed the deeper meaning behind the tune that plays at the end of the ...

Gilmore Girls fans know every word to “Where You Lead,” and it’s only a matter of time before they start singing along to the theme song for Prime Video’s Étoile, which debuted on ...

The previous record of 14 years was held by Miami from 1995-2008. The NFL revealed each draft prospect's song on Thursday afternoon. A heavy majority of the music chosen was written within the ...

We got him into the booth, recorded him for a couple of days, just going through the whole script, and just like any other actor, hitting every little emotional beat through throat-whistling.” ...

Since the release of that album she has covered Talking Heads for an A24 compilation and collaborated with Marlon Williams on a song sung in his native Māori language. She also appeared on a ...

Both produced alongside pop-girl go-to Dan Nigro. Lorde shared the credits on her website with a note describing how the song came to be. “LATE 2023. BACK IN NEW YORK,” she begins.