Ohio State players and fans joined in for the last rendition of “Carmen Ohio” after the Buckeyes finished their home season with a win over Rutgers, 42-9, on Saturday. The win moved the No. 1 Buckeyes ...

Cynthia Erivo's Elphaba and Ariana Grande's Glinda get to belt out new tunes with deeply meaningful lyrics in "Wicked: For ...

Angel in the Snow' has always been one of my favorite songs by Elliott, one I’d always listen to around the holidays, so it ...

Nothing But Love - The Definitive Best Of' is a remarkably strong body of work, a carefully curated journey through James’ 43 ...

A recent report highlights a Georgia town as a top Thanksgiving getaway, offering crisp mountain air, fall foliage, and cozy ...

After securing its 10th win in as many games this season, Ohio State players once again made their way to the fans at the ...

Holiday media is starting to roll out as we approach the middle of November. For instance, director Michael Showalter’s Christmas movie Oh. What. Fun. is set to hit Amazon’s Prime Video on December 3.

The “KPop Demon Hunters” soundtrack topped both the Billboard 200 and the Hot 100 this week! For the second time since its release, “KPop Demon Hunters” claimed the No. 1 spot on both charts ...

The Evergreen State is gorgeous: lush forests, mountain valleys, rugged coasts. Each curve and crease hides a gem waiting to be discovered-and they’re often not too far apart. On a recent afternoon, I ...

The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is a renowned gospel group recognized for its inspiring music. They have been singing together for many years, bringing messages of hope and faith through their songs.

Preashea Hilliard is a gospel singer famous for her powerful voice and heartfelt worship songs. She gained attention with her debut album Live Out Loud and became known for leading worship at her ...

It’s fun to hear Willie Nelson sing such words as “ninja,” “fishmonger” and “absinthe,” which are among the many pleasures found in the songbook of influential country songwriter Rodney Crowell. “Oh ...