Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros singer Alex Ebert has defended their hit "Home" after social media discourse named it the "worst song ever made." ...

Alicia Silverstone is clueless no more. These days, the teen-flick icon is having a killer time, collecting evidence and following leads in Irish Blood, Acorn TV ‘s twisty mystery series.

Lead singer of Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, Alex Ebert, has come to the defence of the group's 2009 track 'Home'.

If you’ve spent any time on Twitter/X this week, you may have noticed that first there was discourse about the “worst song ...

"If the bones are good, if the bones let the song survive context, if you pull it out of acoustic guitar, you put a piano ...

We open this week in a very unexpected place: “Home,” the 2010 hit by Edward Sharpe And The Magnetic Zeros, which had a viral ...

The Obama-era pop folk music has always been a controversial millennial moment, but its recent resurgence online has people ...

The Arkansas Razorbacks hit one of their fall camp milestones Thursday as they put on full pads for the sixth practice of the ...

The Arkansas Razorbacks hit one of their fall camp milestones Thursday as they put on full pads for the sixth practice of the 25-practice maximum leading to the on-campus season-opener on Aug. 30 ...

Jimalita Tillman is back in the news, but this time it's not because of another viral moment with Usher, but rather her shocking lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe. Let's get into it!

Alex Ebert has responded to current internet discourse that his band Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros' 2009 hit "Home" sucks. He's sure it doesn't.

Jimalita Tillman filed a $20 million lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe and Shay Shay Media regarding her participation during a Usher concert.