Category Archives: Entertainment News

Bay Area hip hop will take center stage during Super Bowl week as E-40 and Too $hort are set to perform at the upcoming NFL Honors ceremony in San Francisco. The NFL confirmed the appearance as part o...

Music and global activism rarely overlap at the highest levels, but a small group of figures has managed to do both. Over the years, a handful of artists and public figures have earned recognition fro...

Night and Day Festival is set to return this summer, bringing live music and arts back to Roscommon with a full weekend programme. Organizers confirmed the event will take place in early summer, once ...

News of Chuck Negron's death marked the passing of one of the most recognizable voices in classic rock. Negron, a founding member of Three Dog Night, died on February 2 at his home in Studio City, Cal...

What began as a viral wardrobe choice during Super Bowl weekend has bridged the gap between an award stage and a stadium sideline. During the 2026 Grammy Awards, Bad Bunny used his historic win for &#...

Nicki Minaj recently spoke about how constant public scrutiny can shape the lives of high-profile figures, drawing a comparison between her own experiences and those of former President Donald Trump. ...

Charli XCX has been taking stock of what the Brat era actually meant for her career and the people who showed up for it. Speaking recently in an interview tied to the release cycle, she explained that...

A recent public appearance put Kim Kardashian in a reflective mood about the worlds of music, fashion, and business. During the conversation, she spoke openly about the artists she pays attention to a...

A familiar voice has returned to the top of adult contemporary radio. Barry Manilow's “Once Before I Go” recently reached No. 1 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart, marking a significa...

A late-night studio session nearly erased what would become Hunter Hayes' latest single. While recording Too Late, his software unexpectedly crashed, wiping out hours of work. Instead of calling it a ...