This week's Makin' Tracks highlights the making of the new Cody Johnson/Carrie Underwood collaboration "I'm Gonna Love You." ...

From a star-studded gospel tour to a scrap-art exhibit and plays about board games and dragon ladies, there is a lot to see ...

Over the past six months, Prime Video has become my favorite streaming service for watching classic movies ... including that theme song. Plus, even all these years later it remains one of ...

These five tracks are some of the creepiest classic rock songs out there, and they’re perfectly suited for a Halloween playlist. This 1979 Highway To Hell classic is definitely on the creepier ...

In a sweet moment from the vibrant and freshly released music video (MV), BLACKPINK’s Rose leans in to plant a kiss on Bruno Mars’ cheek, leaving him blushing from ear to ear like a schoolboy. This ...

But even before them, classic rock groups were writing songs that went into double-digits. This instrumental song that kicks off the 1971 album of the same name is considered by some to include ...

Week in and week out, there are plenty of brand-new rap songs, no matter the time of year. It can be really difficult to stay aware of what's out and also what's hot, so XXL decided to make things ...

Geordie Greep: The Black Midi frontman has made a bonkers record populated by despicable men.Credit: Yis Kid On Through a War, a cabaret production of a song ... s word is gospel and you have ...

This classic Kurt Cobain song was included on the band’s debut album Bleach in 1989, but became more famous following its inclusion in the MTV Unplugged special and album. Led Zep were so famous ...

The '70s were defined by music ranging from pop and punk to country rock and metal, but one genre stands out in the classic rock field: hard rock. Easily encompassing many of the above styles ...

The latest trend on TikTok is, well, a fecal matter. People have discovered that nearly every name you can imagine has a "poop song" — a ditty with their name and the word poop in it ...

the prosperity gospel. As a Pentecostal pastor myself in a previous life and now a theologian who has studied evangelicalism and democracy in South Africa, I reflect here on the passing of McCauley.