Heaton is currently writing material for Trinidad based country artist Addis Luv. A song he wrote for him, Born To Roam, ...

John Wallace "Wally" Fowler, original founder of iconic country-gospel quartet The Oak Ridge Boys, was born on Feb. 15, 1917, ...

“Don’t be strutting up to God in Heaven with a pocketful of your own works like you own the place.” In my column last week, we discussed the biblical imperative that all of us are sinners (born of ...

Sting and his former bandmates go to the high court over a royalties dispute this week – the latest chapter in the song’s remarkably fractious story This week’s high court hearings between Sting and ...

Every week, the Paste staff and contributors will choose their five favorite songs of the previous seven days, awarding one entry a “Song of the Week” designation. After taking time off for the ...

One of the bonuses of making "Song Sung Blue" filled with Neil Diamond songs is how astonishingly prolific the globally beloved singer-songwriter was during his five decades of recording and ...

The Grammy-nominated singer jumped from gospel to opera to spirituals to jazz; he considered it all sacred. In 1981, an industry newcomer named Jubilant Sykes released his debut album, Number of the ...

Singer-songwriter Josh Groban confronted U.S. President Donald Trump over asking a band to play the famous song "You Raise Me Up." Rating: False (About this rating?) A rumor that circulated online in ...

Singer-songwriter Josh Groban confronted U.S. President Donald Trump over asking a band to play the famous song "You Raise Me Up." Snopes readers also searched our website for answers about this ...

Brandon Lake brought out Cole Swindell for a surprise duet of the country star’s new song “Make Heaven Crowded.” Christian worship artist Brandon Lake continued his recent trend of working with ...

Later this year, the heist franchise Now You See Me is coming out of retirement for at least one more movie. Nine years between sequels is a long time, but not unheard of in Hollywood. So let’s call ...