He walked out to the podium when there was entry music, and then he began to speak for 15 or 20 seconds while the music was going on. No one could hear him, and yet, he didn’t stop. Nobody said ...

Mac Gayden, the co-writer of the 1967 pop hit song Everlasting Love and an innovative guitarist ... artists working outside the bounds of country music, died Wednesday at his home in Nashville.

By Bill Friskics-Warren Bill Friskics-Warren reports on country music from Nashville for The New York Times. Mac Gayden, the co-writer of the pop evergreen “Everlasting Love” and an innovative ...

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By Xander Zellner Malcolm Todd is officially a Billboard Hot 100-charting artist for the first time thanks to his breakthrough single, “Chest Pain (I Love).” Released in December on Columbia ...

Whether it’s an old-school romance like Amitabh and Jaya’s or a modern-day fairytale like Alia and Ranbir’s, Bollywood continues to give us reasons to believe in everlasting love. These couples are ...

For her first performance of the evening, Lizzo delivered a medley of her recent singles “Love In Real Life” and “Still Bad” all while paying tribute to several Black music legends.

Lizzo returned to Saturday Night Live with several songs from her upcoming fifth studio album, Love in Real Life ... I’ve been working on new music for the last two years,” Lizzo said during ...

The live medley of singles “Love In Real Life” and “Still Bad,” proved that Lizzo has everything necessary to transition into the genre.

GLUCK+ took inspiration from Gregorian sheet music, particularly “neumes,” a square notation that indicates individual musical notes. The tower’s punched window openings were conceived as ...

OK Go are back with more proof that they remain the masters of power-pop gems and high-concept music videos with the kaleidoscopic visual for their new single, “Love.” “Love” is a charming ...

They're letting us do something that humans simply couldn't." Still, it took time and coordination to get "Love" just right. In a statement, Espada told Mashable, "It took 39 takes to get it right.