Luther Vandross is most remembered as one of the most gifted male pop vocalists of his generation, and in particular, for his ...

“Luther Vandross is a cherished icon who defined the smooth, jazz-inspired era of R&B and whose timeless love songs have graced countless weddings, graduations, and family reunions for the past ...

Undying classics from the Killboard Rot 100. By Joe Lynch Executive Digital Director Halloween songs might not be as beloved — or profitable — as Christmas music (though that’s changing a ...

“The one thing I told our guys, the biggest thing I want to see was the effort we put on the defensive end. And I think the effort was there, for the most part. We just gave too much with bad offense.

Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Toronto Raptors forward Scottie Barnes, left, and forward Chris Boucher celebrate during the second half of ...

Your Midday Sun Your noon-hour look at what's happening in Toronto and beyond. Scottie Barnes rebounded from a rough opening night by overpowering whoever Philadelphia threw at him on the way to ...

Luther Vandross passed away in 2005 ... Greatest Hits album will be released on Dec. 13 and includes more unreleased songs and remixes, as well as the singer’s popular hits like “Here and ...

Luther Vandross passed away in 2005 ... The 21-track Never Too Much: Greatest Hits album will be released on Dec. 13 and includes more unreleased songs and remixes, as well as the singer’s popular ...

The release coincides with the documentary 'Luther: Never Too Much,' which opens ... is about two-and-a-half minutes long and won the Grammy for song of the year at the 1967 show.

The new Luther Vandross documentary Luther: Never Too Much premieres next week, soon to be followed by a new compilation titled Never Too Much: Greatest Hits. The album features a previously ...

BTS‘ Jin has shared a new song ahead of the release of his solo LP, Happy. The upbeat track, titled “I’ll Be There,” pays homage to the rockabilly genre, fusing rock and country influences.

Lady Gaga’s new song “Disease” is finally here in all its maximalist pop glory. The track is driven by a cavernous synth line that swells and slams against industrial drums before erupting ...