Grammy-winning songwriter and producer Brett James, known for writing hits like Jesus, Take the Wheel and Cowboy Casanova, ...

Bertinelli and Van Halen welcomed their son, Wolfgang Van Halen, in March 1991. He would go on to follow in his dad’s ...

Grammy Award-winning songwriter Brett James, who wrote some of the biggest country music hits of the past two decades, died Thursday in a plane crash. He was 57.

According to preliminary information from the FAA, A Cirrus SR22T crashed in a field in Franklin, North Carolina, killing ...

Whitney Houston was best known for her pop/R&B vocals, including commercially and critically acclaimed tracks such as "I ...

Today in Music History for Oct. 2: In 1899, Victor Herbert's operetta "The Singing Girl" received its world premiere at Her Majesty's Theatre in Montreal. Alice Nielsen sang the title role and ...

The president’s trip was also mocked as a “royal fantasy vacation” by “The Late Show” host.

I was appalled by the Academy's egregious "oversight," omitting Goldberg from their Oscars retrospective. For the record, she has appeared in over 50 films.

Brett James Cornelius, known professionally as Brett James, died on Sept. 18 after a small-engine plane crashed in a field in ...

The gospel anthem, heavy with a R&B/neo-soul arrangement, was written and produced by Gary Hines, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.

Writing a column like this — a grab bag of new records that asks to be taken seriously — is a reminder that music is always ...

Today in Music History for Sept. 21: In 1934, singer Tommy Common was born in Toronto. He was a regular performer on CBC-TV's "Country Hoedown" from 1956-65. Common starred on the "Diamond Lil" series ...