You had to give them credit – the Red Hot Chili Peppers were crafty buggers. Having spent the seven years since their ...

Cody Johnson is spilling his secrets on how he picks the perfect songs for his records. During a recent conversation with RFD-TV for an episode of On The Record, Johnson shared that he has a formula ...

In the clip, Hudson and Jackman high-five at the end of recording the song In the clip, Hudson (who plays Claire Sardina) and Jackman (who plays Mike Sardina) appear as their characters in the film — ...

Learn how to automatically create stunning music video VFX and smooth transitions with just one click in After Effects. This ...

This year's scores up for Oscar consideration have one thing in common: the composers were asked to begin writing before the ...

On this day in (December 15) in 1975, Tammy Wynette stepped into Columbia Recording Studio in Nashville and recorded “’Til I Can Make It on My Own.” The song came at a pivotal moment in her life. As a ...

Dec. 18 (UPI) --The proprietor of a sandwich shop in England attempted a Guinness World Record by spending 42 consecutive hours singing Christmas songs. Dave Purchase, aka "Mr. Toasty" of the On Toast ...

Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman have given "Cherry, Cherry" new life. In a behind-the-scenes clip debuting exclusively with PEOPLE, Hudson, 46, and Jackman, 57, hit the recording studio to record the hit ...

A man has broken a Guinness World Record after singing Christmas tunes for 42 hours straight – without losing his voice. Dave Purchase spent almost two days singing Christmas classics from Mariah ...

Song Sung Blue, based on a true story, stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson as a down-on-their-luck couple who form a Neil ...

Here are some of the best documentaries to 2025, from "The Perfect Neighbor" and "Predators" to "Come See Me in the Good ...

This week, "All I Want for Christmas Is You" takes the record outright, as it posts an unprecedented 20th week on top of the Hot 100. And, given the likelihood of it returning to No. 1 — not just next ...