Social media posts containing allegations of violence and abuse have some fans wondering if the country trio, Chapel Hart, is ready to split.

Ringo Starr wasn't entirely satisfied with Sam Mendes' original portrayal of his relationship with first wife Maureen.

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Four songs deserving of a spot on your 4th of July playlist that demand more out of this vast, beautiful, and divided country.

The 40th anniversary of Phil Collins’ classic 1985 solo album, ‘No Jacket Required,’ will be celebrated with a deluxe vinyl box set.

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Check out the recently completed archival Foreigner song, “Fool If You Love Him,” featuring new vocals by original frontman Lou Gramm.

Paul McCartney certainly believes in magic. Behind The Beatles song that opened up McCartney's eyes—and sparked John Lennon's envy.

Toby Keith's patriotic tunes are great, but they can get a bit redundant. So, for this 4th of July, try out these three country songs.

Bob Dylan has often referenced classic films in his music, and here are four examples of that in his lyrics over the years.