Neil Sedaka: 14 Essential Songs
Neil Sedaka, the iconic singer-songwriter known for his teen-pop anthems and dramatic comeback in the 1970s, has died at the age of 86.
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Legendary Singer Neil Sedaka Dies at 86, Leaves Rich Legacy of Music
Legendary singer Neil Sedaka has died at 86, leaving behind a legacy of timeless music and influence across generations.
Love Will Keep Us Together: The Legacy of Neil Sedaka
Neil Sedaka's passing marks the end of an era, but his music lives on in the timeless song 'Love Will Keep Us Together.'
Neil Sedaka, Iconic Singer-Songwriter, Dies at 86
Neil Sedaka, the legendary singer-songwriter known for hits like 'Laughter in the Rain,' has died at 86.
T.I. Advises ‘Don’t Poke Him’ in New Song ‘War’ Amid 50 Cent Feud Over Tiny Harris
T.I. has released a new song titled 'War' in response to 50 Cent, with tensions flaring over Tiny Harris.
EMPIRE’s 2026 Pre-Grammy Party Celebrates Shaboozey, Destin Conrad and More
EMPIRE's pre-Grammy party in Beverly Hills celebrated Shaboozey and Destin Conrad with high-energy performances and a star-studded guest list.
Weekend events you can’t miss in Mumbai (Feb 20-22)
Mumbai offers a packed weekend lineup from February 20-22, highlighted by a free pet adoption carnival in Bandra and a symphonic fusion concert at Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre. Events span art exhibitions, Sufi music and Asia's largest spoken-word festival.
Pete Yorn, Matisyahu, Reverend Peyton Coming to Rams Head On Stage
Pete Yorn marks the 25th anniversary of his album musicforthemorningafter with a solo acoustic show at Rams Head On Stage in Annapolis. Matisyahu adds a second unplugged performance by popular demand, joining Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band in the venue's packed spring lineup.
Kehlani Teaches R&B and Vulnerability to Elementary Students
Grammy-winning artist Kehlani swapped concert stages for a classroom whiteboard on the latest episode of Celebrity Substitute. The singer led elementary students through a lesson on rhythm and blues, emphasizing emotional expression and the genre's power to foster vulnerability.
KISS Books Madison Square Garden in 1977 Debut, Closes Era with 2023 Finale
KISS headlined Madison Square Garden for the first time on December 31, 1977, launching a decades-long bond with the New York arena that ended with their final shows there on December 1-2, 2023. The band's run bookended 50 years of touring with high-octane performances and fan fervor.
Energetic Exotics Launches City on Ice Event with Antonio Brown
Tampa luxury car rental firm Energetic Exotics unveiled City on Ice, a celebrity-packed music and nightlife event headlined by Antonio Brown. The one-night spectacle takes over the company's Tampa headquarters on Feb. 18, 2026.
Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Tears’ draws copying claims to Diana Ross’ ‘Upside Down’
Fans accuse Sabrina Carpenter of copying Diana Ross' 1980 hit 'Upside Down' in her new track 'Tears' from the album Man's Best Friend. Social media users point to identical beats and disco grooves in the songs released 45 years apart.
Phish’s Mike Gordon: Grateful Dead Needed Bob Weir
Phish bassist Mike Gordon says the Grateful Dead could not have succeeded without Bob Weir's unique contributions. In a new interview, Gordon recounts decades of admiration, shared experiments at Weir's TRI Studios and barefoot runs at his Hawaii beach house.