Early-aughts "crunk" pioneer Lil' Jon will headline the halftime show during tonight's Seahawks-49ers playoff matchup.

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There are an abundance of stories articulating Prince's peculiar character, and here is yet another one coming from Sammy ...

Born in Cologne, Germany, Nico rose to popularity in the 1960s as part of the collection of New York City artists that were, in part, defined by the work of Andy Warhol. Nico perf ...

Released in November 1980, “I Love a Rainy Night” followed “Drivin’ My Life Away” as the second single off Eddie Rabbitt’s album Horizon. And it certainly lived up to its predecessor’s standards, ...

In a 2016 interview, The Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir named a rock and roll pioneer as his favorite musician to play with... and you won’t guess who it is.

While once performing alongside Johnny Cash, John Mellencamp recalled how the dream turned into a nightmare due to a simple change.

Discussing the rise of AI, Keith Urban warned about the dangers of the technology and how humanity may be creating its own demise.

Paul McCartney's post-Beatles career delivered countless hits, but there was one Wings single that he counted above the rest.

Alt-country legend Steve Earle, whose hits include "Copperhead Road," was born Jan. 17, 1955, in Fort Monroe, Virginia.

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