Now 50 years ago, we explore the night the Sex Pistols first took to the stage in 1975 and heralded the arrival of punk's ...

The inimitable Fats Waller gave it to me. In 1943, if you couldn’t get a ticket to the new Broadway hit “Oklahoma!” one show ...

A staple of the New York City holiday season is marking a century of wowing crowds: The high-kicking Radio City Rockettes are ...

A new study by GLAAD shows a 4% increase in LGBTQ characters on primetime TV, thanks to shows like “Abbott Elementary” and “The Last of Us.” This year’s “Where We ...

With their new album, Parasites & Butterflies, out in the world, the members of Nova Twins muse on the cultural phenomenon ...

The Monkees released their movie 'Head'; Gram Parsons' body was stolen; Dylan recorded two classic songs in Nashville; ...

Today in Music History for Nov. 6: In 1814, Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone, was born in Belgium.

Bad Company singer-songwriter Paul Rodgers treasures one of his last phone calls with guitarist Mick Ralphs. He shared the ...

The veteran bassist on his Queen and Led Zeppelin links, love for fretless, fighting with a Music Man EQ, and Tony Iommi’s ...

After two flat years, the U.S. toy industry is finally back in growth mode, but all eyes are on consumer resilience — and tariff impact — heading into the holidays.

Sabrina Carpenter took the stage to deliver a rendition of the iconic 1997 hit "Barbie Girl," leaving her audience eager for additional performances. This marked the end of her four-night residency in ...

Sabrina Carpenter performed on the 1997 classic song Barbie Girl leaving fans asking for more, as she concluded her four-night New York City residency with a sold-out Short n' Spooky concert at ...