Today just got a whole lot better because we just got a new motherfucking Pulp song. Next month, the reunited Britpop overlords will release More, their first new album in 24 years. The band recorded ...

In the roughly 100 years that country music has been recognized as its own distinct genre in the U.S., there have been thousands of songs that have ... into the titular word with a wounded howl.

The RIAA gives diamond certifications to songs that have gone platinum 10 times. Over 150 songs have been certified diamond, and 38 artists have multiple songs on the list. Drake has the most with ...

“Religious songs have been, and will continue to be, allowed at school events like talent shows.” According to legal group First Liberty Institute, two students at West Ward Elementary ...

The singer had been in preparing a performance of her autobiographical musical, F*ck 7th Grade and – always writing and always musical – the content and theme of her final song have now come to ...

Patriotic songs have a unique power to unite hearts, honour sacrifice, and rekindle the flame of love for the motherland. Whether they evoke the pain of parting, the pride of victory, or the ...

The 26 countries set to dazzle at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 have been unveiled, gearing up for this weekend's much-anticipated Grand Final. Hosting the 69th iteration of this global musical ...

"Earned It" was also included on The Weeknd's sophomore studio album "Beauty Behind the Madness" — the first album in history to have three diamond-certified songs on its tracklist. "Take Me to ...

Only five songs in history have scored three separate stints at the top! MORE: Track the progress of I Believe in Frankie Laine's archive Those of you with a calculator handy will have worked out ...

Billboard's staff picks the greatest country songs of the past century that have made us love ... you may think you’re gearing up for a spoken-word performance from a 1950s beatnik.

in qualifying the words ‘all persons born in the United States’ by the addition ‘and subject to the jurisdiction thereof,’ would appear to have been to exclude, by the fewest and fittest ...