It appeared less like Sinatra genuinely exploring realms outside his usual game and more like an overt attempt to appear artistic, though in a way that came off as entirely pretentious. What made this ...

During spring training, the New York Yankees announced they would no longer play Frank Sinatra's "(Theme From) New York, New York" following home losses.

‘Vineland’ is vintage Pynchon, full of quasi-allegorical characters, elaborate unresolved subplots, corny songs (“Floozy ... The rumored Frank Sinatra biopic with DiCaprio portraying the ...

Charlie Javice, the founder of Frank, is on trial in NYC, charged with defrauding JPMC out of $175M. She's fighting to suppress a text in which she called her codefendant "the best partner in crime." ...

In this list, we’ll explore the 13 best The Eagles songs of all time—tracks that showcase their talent and legacy. Exploring their early country-rock roots to their polished ‘70s hits, these songs are ...

Back in November 2023, Frank Ocean previewed new ... Now, the elusive musician appears to be teasing a song on his rumored boyfriend Payton Talbott’s YouTube. Ocean and Talbott are rumored ...

Deep within a video shared to Talbott’s official YouTube channel, supporters noticed an unreleased song from Frank Ocean. As Talbott invited followers to take a look at his life inside and ...

British heavyweight legend Frank Bruno once revealed the best opponent he faced during a storied career. Bruno’s professional tenure spanned between 1982 and 1996, which culminated in him capturing ...

Check out MOJO’s bespoke Frank Zappa mixtape – ditching the dirty gags (er ... the Rainbow incident – Zappa launched his new storyteller style in a circuitous song about dental floss that boasted ...

Your favorite song sounds better in the car. Nevertheless, there’s an art to making the perfect mix for a road trip: You want some songs that are all about forward motion, propelling you down ...

Stream it below. Originally released in 1944, “Dream” has been covered by the likes of Frank Sinatra, The Pied Pipers, and Roy Orbison. The song precedes an album of Great American Songbook favorites ...