Charley Pride was the first great African American star of country music. Born in Sledge, MS in 1938, Pride left farm life ...

Charley Pride plays at the Bing Crosby Celebrity Golf Tournament June 2, 1993. "If you walked up to him and didn't recognize him, you would never know he was a celebrity," said tournament manager ...

Three weeks in and pride month is in full swing, with many cities across the US having already enjoyed their major parades, ...

The country music world has been rocked this year by the losses of some iconic talents and names. From a band leader gunned down to one of the best songwriters of all-time, the following is a look at ...

Longest-running No. 1: Greatest Hits (16 weeks in 1979) ... Longest-running No. 1s: Charley Pride Sings Heart Songs (16 weeks in 1972) and The Best of Charley Pride, Volume 2 (16 weeks in 1972).

Shooter Jennings held a birthday party for Waylon Jennings at the Viper Room, previewing an unreleased album and performing with Charley Crockett. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

In honor of the NBA Finals starting up, we are going to take a look at what the Billboard #1 song has been for the past 25 NBA champions (since 2000). MORE: Pacers/Thunder NBA Finals Game 1 ticket ...

"Manchild" marks Carpenter's second time topping Billboard's Hot 100 in the past 12 months, following "Please Please Please" ...

It’s an Alex Warren takeover on this week’s Official Singles Chart, as the Cali-born breakout star takes Ordinary to an unprecedented 11th consecutive week at Number 1.

Miley Cyrus takes an early lead in the race for this week’s Official Number 1 album as she heads for the top spot with ninth studio set Something Beautiful.

In a digital age driven by play counts and cultural resonance, Kendrick Lamar’s ‘PRIDE’ has officially crossed the monumental threshold of 1 billion streams on Spotify.