Apparently, when people sing Sinatra’s My Way in a Philippines karaoke bar, and they sing it poorly, they die. The epidemic’s gotten so bad, in fact, that local law enforcement started calling it the ...

A new doc on the Paul Anka-penned standard premiered at Cannes in May and detailed its origin as an obscure French pop song and its journey to karaoke mainstay Photo by Joan Adlen Photography / Getty ...

We explore some of Wikipedia’s oddities in our 6,169,790-week series, Wiki Wormhole. This week’s entry: My Way Killings What it’s about: Regrets, I’ve had a few, but then again, not as many as the ...

Yesterday, the New York Times published a report from the Philippines about how apparently there is this “trend” over there where people get shot for singing Sinatra’s “My Way” at karaoke joints.

Frank Sinatra in Capitol Studios, circa October 1957, during the recording of Come Fly with Me. A cropped version of the photograph was published on page 15 of the November 28, 1957, issue of the jazz ...

Since 1998, more than a dozen individuals have tragically lost their lives while singing this timeless melody in the Philippines. The cause behind this deadly trend continues to baffle investigators ...

After a day of barbering, Rodolfo Gregorio went to his neighborhood karaoke bar still smelling of talcum powder. Putting aside his glass of Red Horse Extra Strong beer, he grasped a microphone with a ...

In karaoke bars around the world, few songs are belted out with more relish and enthusiasm than the Frank Sinatra standard "My Way". Except, that is, in the Philippines. After a series of killings ...

After a series of killings in the Phillippines connected with renditions of the Frank Sinatra song 'My Way', most karaoke fans will not now allow themselves to croon "And now, the end is near, And so ...