Aretha Franklin wasn’t just the Queen ... The song became a rallying cry for women’s rights, topping the US charts in 1967. Second, Franklin was deeply connected to the civil rights movement ...

Carly Simon's searing hit 'You're So Vain' represented a slap to every man who'd done her wrong, but also was a pivotal turning point in the feminist movement.

NITO endorsed the American Music Fairness Act that would make sure artists are paid fairly when songs are played on radio stations.

Ahead of Elton John's new album release on April 4, we've decided to take a deep-dive into the depths of his mind to reveal ...

“But I didn’t knock everyone out” Press him on the subject — in (what we highly recommend to be) a relatively gentle fashion — and he’ll recount the hardest hit he ever took, which ...

Artists, Poets, Drifters, Grifters, and Goddesses finds the rocker getting candid about his split with the J. Geils Band and “adventures” with ex-wife Faye Dunaway.

Aretha Franklin and Celine Dion. The Academy Awards is preparing to honor the life and work of Jones with a special tribute featuring Queen Latifah. We’re looking back at the life and work of ...

Yet he quickly found his footing as a solo artist, scoring an immediate hit with “Lights Out” and recording a song with the legendary Aretha Franklin ... and Clyde” (1967), Wolf let him ...