The album included songs by the Buffalo Springfield, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, The Velvet Underground, The Beach Boys, and Big Star. While Opal was touring in support of its 1987 debut album ...

She couldn't return until late February and was severely limited ... for helping deal with the series of injuries. The pregame music she was enjoying was a song called "Praise Him in Advance ...

In a talk with his church audience, Lawrence Oyor revealed that it was shocking to see Bobrisky enjoying his song. In his words: “I saw one of our guys, the most unexpected guy on the internet singing ...

too late. His legacy remains tainted by the annulment of the June 12 election, and his actions continue to undermine Nigeria's democratic progress.

You too? I have never doubted myself like that before. How?” Oyor said. The video has since gone viral, sparking mixed reactions from fans and social media users, with many debating the implications ...

The 13-time Grammy winner created the material in the late 1980s and early 1990s, according to the auction house. Jackson created the songs prior to the release of his hit 1991 album Dangerous ...

Interestingly, the Beatles song too challenging for George Martin was also one that John Lennon called his “first real, major piece of work.” During the recording process, the band ended up ...

Then again, even Martin wasn’t safe from the odd song that was a bit too complicated for him to master. Granted, being a musical genius wasn’t what Martin initially signed up for when working with the ...

So it’s like: ‘Oh, that guy’s a genius too!’” Harrison might have written comparatively few songs for the band when pitted against his bandmates, but it was rare that they were a disappointment to ...

How would the world cope if another infectious disease with pandemic potential were to emerge, as COVID-19 did five years ago? The answer is, we simply don’t know. In some respects, there are ...

But unlike that provocative social drama, “Late Shift” is lacking in any serious moral or allegorical exploration. Its conceit is straightforward, even frustratingly so. It’s as follows ...

Brazilian director Gabriel Mascaro imagines an authoritarian policy to manage the country’s elderly being the impetus one woman needs to make the most of her remaining time. Pitched somewhere ...