Kennedy Center honors Al Green for soul and staying power Al Green was one of five artists honored at the Kennedy Center this year. Jeffrey Brown talks to the singer, whose iconic voice has ...

One of the most compelling and consistent soul artists the UK has produced, ROACHFORD, finally returns to New Zealand for the ...

Who are the 100 greatest ... years notched 111 hits, 40 pressures, 24 TFL and 10 sacks; academic All-ACC as a junior and first-team All-ACC as a senior; first-round pick by Green Bay.

It’s Green’s first release since his 2018 cover of Freddy Fender’s “Before The Next Teardrop Falls”. About “Perfect Day”, Green says, “I loved Lou’s original ‘Perfect Day’.

“Weird Al” Yankovic is set to play his biggest hits on his 2025 tour dates. Yankovic will make three Upstate New York stops on “The Bigger & Weirder 2025 Tour,” including at the Darien ...

Al Green surprised House members when he entered the chamber in a wheelchair while wearing hospital scrubs. The 76-year-old's trip from the emergency room, where he was having abdominal surgery ...

The “greatest country band of all time,” as the stage introduction goes and the haul of 43 No. 1 hits proves ... take us on a tour where the Green Bay Packers play.” That, of course ...

Jerry Sloan keeps only Bryon Russell on Michael Jordan, who hits the final shot of his ... In the famous ending to the "Ice Bowl" game, Green Bay had one final play from the goal line, trailing ...

Friday, Dec. 6, 7-8:15 p.m. “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (encore on Dec. 12 at 7 p.m.) (Photo by NBCU Photo ...

Inside, you’ll find a pound of See’s greatest hits, from the brand's iconic Scotchmallows ... which includes 5 mini-figures: Spider-Man, Green Goblin, Miles Morales, Ghost-Spider and Venom.

Quincy Jones, the musician-producer whose work was on several of the biggest pop LPs of the century, has died at 91.

It’s a chance to play, to adjust and adapt ... It’s about not being afraid to fail because it’s through these trials that we often find our greatest successes. So, let’s embrace the art of the do-over ...