MILAN (AP) — Alysa Liu had the opportunity to cherish skating on the same Olympic ice where she won two gold medals one more ...

The next chapter in the President saga has arrived with the new single, "Angel Wings." The track is the first offering from ...

So I never got out of my pajamas and I deep clean my apartment that I had a need to play this Noah Kahan song. Anyway, as you ...

Spotify has updated its lyrics feature with offline access for Premium users. The update further expands lyrics translations to more regions worldwide and includes a new in-app layout. The changes aim ...

A federal judge has permitted some of Lil Durk's lyrics and screenshots taken from his music videos to be submitted as evidence in the rapper's upcoming murder-for-hire trial. According to a Complex ...

YouTube Music is making users pay for lyrics. Originally introduced in 2020 as a free feature, song lyrics now sit behind a paywall – as part of a YouTube Premium or Music Premium subscription. As ...

While Bad Bunny may have pushed the boundaries of acceptable content in his lyrics for TV, it remains up for debate whether he actually crossed them.

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Alex Warren turned everyday love into the hit song "Ordinary." Released in February 2025, the song was practically everywhere in 2025, topping Billboard's Hot 100 and being named as Billboard's 2025 ...

Sabrina Carpenter said her song "Manchild" was conceived on a random Tuesday — and now, it's headed to the Grammys. "Manchild" secured four Grammy nominations: best music video, best pop solo ...

When Bad Bunny hosted “Saturday Night Live” in October, he gave viewers some homework to prepare for his Super Bowl halftime show. “If you didn’t understand what I just said, you have four months to ...

I don’t like to sing songs where I don’t believe the lyrics,” said Slick of the Starship hit, written by Albert Hammond and Diane Warren.