New York alt-R&B songwriter Tomás Doncker has released his new single, Wha-Gwaan!, featuring guest drums and vocals rom Frank ...

After years of silence, the comedian who changed everything opens up about going back to stand-up, 'Saturday Night Live,' the ...

Let’s take a look at just a few songs that The Beatles produced and famously hated! Paul McCartney was inspired to pen this classic rock track after watching the 1956 film The Girl Can’t Help ...

The Music, Media and Entertainment Technology Department covers a year of transition for the famous group in three shows this ...

Has there ever been a better delivery system for pure joy than the music of The Beatles? When they focused their songwriting, vocal, and instrumental powers on an upbeat, positive message ...

Beatles fans were left fuming after the legendary band's perceived snub at the Grammy Awards. Despite winning 'Rock Performance of the Year' for their final song, Now and Then, many felt the ...

The Beatles have won best rock performance for their last song 'Now and Then' at the Grammys ... Sir Ringo Starr finished the ballad with the help of artificial intelligence and machine ...

The Beatles' legendary appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show was watched on television by 73 million of the nation’s 191 million people, nearly 40%.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents seized 37 live beetles hidden in packages of Japanese snacks at Los Angeles International Airport last month, authorities said Wednesday. The bootleg bugs ...

More than three dozen live beetles, nearly the length of the average human hand, were discovered at a Southern California airport during a routine inspection, federal authorities announced Wednesday.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists found 37 giant live beetles — valued at $1,480 — stashed inside an air cargo shipment that had arrived in California from Japan ...

As you may know, only the bass player and drummer are left. The lightning rod of the four was first to go, its most introspective member next.