The Eagles Schedule Final 2025 Run of Las Vegas Residency Concerts at the Sphere

Steve Harvey is facing criticism for a photo he posted on social media. The Family Feud host often posts personal pics to his Facebook page, where he has amassed a whopping 38 million followers.

Don’t tell your parents (or grandparents), but the 1950s were a long time ago. But while black and white TVs will likely never come back, there are some things from that decade that could be good to revisit. Starting, of course, with the music. Even though the 1950s were a strange time in the world, the era produced some excellent songs.

Beloved former child star Hayley Mills, best known for classic feature films like Pollyanna, and The Parent Trap, continues to live a full life at 79. Hayley Mills was born on April 18, 1946, in Marylebone, United Kingdom, the the youngest daughter of renowned actor Sir John Mills (Great Expectations), and actor/playwright Mary Hayley Bell.

Former child star Ricky Schroder, best known for his big-screen debut in the critically acclaimed box office hit, The Champ(1979), and the classic TV sitcom, Silver Spoons (NBC, 1982-1987), is now officially a senior citizen. He turned 55 years old on April 13, 2025.

Jimmy Osmond, the youngest sibling in the famed Osmond family musical group, is now 62 years old. Like his talented siblings, Marie and Donny Osmond, and other famous siblings, Jimmy Osmond has always utilized his creative abilities to the delight of millions of fans around the world.

Despite the aloofness that his red-headed stranger nickname might suggest, Willie Nelson has a unique and amicable way of handling tense situations, whether it’s de-escalating a parking garage gunfight, scaring off his daughter’s abusive ex-husband, or bailing Easy Rider actor Dennis Hopper out of a New Mexico jail. Hopper’s part-time residency in Taos, New Mexico, led him to cross paths with outlaw country legends like Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and Waylon Jennings.

Even in a world ruled by data analytics, pinpointing the listening tendencies of audiences is still difficult. It’s not impossible, but sometimes people are just too unpredictable, and where this unpredictability shines is on the charts. Over the years, there have been songs universally considered “cringey” by the masses. Yet, cringey or not, these three songs still graced the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100.

Teatime isn’t as relaxing as it used to be for Smashing Pumpkins co-founder Billy Corgan. For the second time in six months, a car crashed into Corgan’s Chicago-area tea shop, Madame Zuzu’s. Madame Zuzu staff shared the news on the store’s Instagram page: “Earlier today, there was...

When you have a favorite artist, you likely think all of their songs are chart-toppers. So, why is that not the case with the rest of the world? That can be the case with well-known songwriters or those you simply personally cherish. It can happen in any genre, including the truth-telling, story-minded genre of country.

When it comes to the wider conversation about country music, the 1980s get overlooked much too often. The 1970s saw big acts like Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson rise to prominence. Additionally, legacy acts like George Jones and Dolly Parton were making major moves. Then, the 1990s came along and gave generations of fans their favorite era of the genre. As a result, the 1980s are akin to country music’s middle child.

On this day (April 30) in 1990, Garth Brooks released “The Dance” as the fourth and final single from his self-titled debut album. The song went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and stayed there for three weeks. The early hit became one of Brooks’ signature songs.

Generally speaking, television commercials have about 30 seconds to grab your attention. And most of that work has to be done in the first 5-10 seconds or else, advertisers know, they may lose you and their message or product may then be forgotten. So, how do they grab your eyes and ears right off the bat? Often with music.

Eleven months ago, Mark Chesnutt‘s wife called an ambulance to pick him up from his tour bus after a show. It was the second time she’d had to make that emergency call in the last few years. Chesnutt and his wife, Tracie, had moved back to Texas a...

The personal strife between Sammy Hagar and Alex Van Halen seemingly stems all the way back to Hagar’s entry into Van Halen in 1985. The robust reason for the conflict is not entirely clear, however, Hagar and Van Halen have cited creative differences and personal treatment as two factors for the animosity. Though in a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Hagar divulged a new theory for the conflict between the two.

Bruce Springsteen has debuted a third advance recording from his forthcoming archival box set, Tracks II: The Lost Albums. “Faithless” is the title track of one of the seven previously unheard albums featured on the box set. In a new press release, the Faithless album is described as...

It's been a little over three years since the tragic demise of former teen idol Bobby Rydell. The legendary performer died from pneumonia at Jefferson Abington Hospital, a mere three weeks before what would have been his 80th birthday.

It's been over 50 years since the tragic demise of former child star Bobby Buntrock, best known as Harold Baxter on TV's beloved sitcom Hazel (NBC/CBS, 1961-1966). On April 7, 1974, Buntrock was in a fatal car accident on a bridge in Keystone, South Dakota. Like too many former child stars, before, during, and after his lifetime, Buntrock's life ended horrifically. This is his sad story.

Elvis Presley is considered one of the greatest song interpreters of all time. Though he didn’t pen his own music like many of his peers, he is nonetheless revered. He added so much personality and emotion into his renditions that you’d be forgiven for thinking they were reflections of Presley’s personal life. Not every artist has that kind of power. As evidence to that claim, check out four of Presley‘s best cover bouts, below.

Beloved actors Ernest Lee Thomas and Haywood Nelson, best known for their groundbreaking classic TV sitcom What’s Happening!!, recently reunited on NBC's Today Show. What's Happening!! cast members Ernest Lee Thomas and Haywood Nelson are two of the three remaining cast members of the show. They recently appeared on The Today Showto celebrate the 49th Anniversary of their legendary series, and to chat about their appearance at the Chiller Theater Expo, a pop culture convention in New Jersey.

It's been nearly forty years since the tragic death of actor/comedian Dick Shawn, whose stage, movie and TV career spanned over three decades. He died on April 17, 1987, during a live stage performance in front of approximately 500 people, mere seconds after delivering a punchline. At first, everyone thought his death was a joke. But it wasn't. He was gone, at only 57 years old.

People love to hate music sometimes. It’s a silly behavior, in my opinion. Unless a song is outright horrendous, an industry plant, or completely offensive, I don’t see the point in hating a song or musician so strongly just because it’s the cool thing to do. And the following four rock songs are excellent examples of hated tunes that really don’t deserve it.

Dawson, an adorable 4-month-old male Shih Poo, is eagerly looking for his forever home! He recently joined the caring team at Florida Little Dog Rescue in Orlando, FL, after being rescued from a less-than-ideal situation. His foster family has shared that there were just too many dogs for him to get the attention he deserves.

While loving the career he fashioned for himself in country music, Eric Church watched as his life drastically changed in 2017. Although already finding his voice in the genre, country music was devastated in October 2017 when a gunman opened fire at the Route 91 Harvest music festival. The attack ended up killing 60 people and wounding hundreds more. Not long after, Church’s life took another spiral when he suffered from a blood clot. And in 2018, he lost his brother, Brandon. Dealing with the stress and heartbreak in such a short amount of time, the singer explained how the tragedies impacted his music.

It's been eleven years since the tragic demise of legendary actor/entertainer Mickey Rooney, who had 200 motion pictures under his belt. Best known for his earlier classic movies like National Velvet and the Andy Hardy film franchise, Rooney was 1939's top box-office draw but was bankrupt by 1962, if only to reinvent himself as a Broadway star in the 1980s. Behind the scenes, he lived a dramatic (sometimes melodramatic) life involving numerous marriages. But in the end, he left behind over 200 performances on the big screen, countless TV appearances, and even more live stage appearances. This is his story.

Former Eagles guitarist Don Felder appeared on a recent episode SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation hosted by rock-radio veteran Eddie Trunk to promote his upcoming solo album, The Vault – Fifty Years of Music. During the conversation, Felder touched on the status of his relationship with his former bandmates following his contentious split with the group in 2001.

A special screening of the 2009 documentary When You’re Strange: A Film About The Doors has been added to the lineup of the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. The event, which celebrates The Doors’ 60th anniversary, takes place June 14 at 2 p.m. ET at the SVA Theatre.

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Feeling thirsty on your cruise? If so, we’d suggest not trying to skirt the rules when it comes to bringing alcohol onto the ship if you are sailing Carnival. Doing so could mean you can’t sail with the line anymore.

It's been twelve years since beloved, Emmy-winning actress Marcia Wallace died at only 70 years old from breast cancer complications (pneumonia and sepsis). Best known as Carol Kester from TV's classic sitcom, The Bob Newhart Show (CBS, 1972-1978), Wallace was also known for The Simpsons animated series (Fox, 1989-Present), for which offered her vocal talents as Edna Krabapple. Decades before her fame, Wallace suffered a challenging childhood littered with alcoholic parents who physically abused her. As a result, she struggled for years with issues of self-esteem and weight. This is her story.

Lassie former TV child star Joey D. Vieira died on April 7, 2025, at 80 years old. Joey D. Vieira, who used the stage name Donald Keeler when he was young, portrayed farm boy Sylvester “Porky” Brockway in the first four seasons of the beloved TV family show, Lassie.