
Cynthia Erivo Belts ‘Sometimes All You Need Is a Song’ to Open Tony Awards
Cynthia Erivo opened the Tony Awards with a rousing performance featuring assists by Kristin Chenoweth, Aaron Tveit, and Adam Lambert
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Morricone Segreto will highlight composer’s work for various genre films during a prolific period between the late Sixties and early Eighties
Hip-hop legend and activist talks what he hoped to gain — and perhaps stood to lose — from discussing his Contract With Black America with President Trump’s campaign
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Originally planned to take place in April of 2020, Louis Tomlinson has now extended his stay in Victoria, and upgraded his Sydney show.
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With Nas releasing his most recent record, 'King's Disease', in August, Briggs speaks to the hip-hop icon about the new album, his life, career, and current events.
Appearing on the latest episode of 'Deep Hidden Meaning', Tones And I opens up about her global hit was written in a closet, and almost never saw the light of day.
Trailer contains a snippet of Joni Mitchell singing “Raised on Robbery” with Young
The National frontman on how he teamed up with Booker T. Jones and a group of indie all-star friends to make his first solo album, ‘Serpentine Prison’