When John Lennon released his song about heroin withdrawal, “Cold Turkey,” in 1969, radio stations refused to play it because of the lyrics and Lennon’s distorted guitar and screams.

the United States of America. We are not perfect, but pledge simply to be good people, by being kind and caring about others." Kindergarten students dedicated their song to military members ...

The Lebanese Army said it was deploying forces near the ... officer who was serving a 20-year sentence in the United States, officials said. With a truce between Israel and Hezbollah taking ...

The Dodsworth Saxhorn Band played patriotic songs throughout ... U.S. said he wore his Army baseball cap and jacket proudly at the concert. "I'm proud of what I did," Alaniz said. "I like for people ...

Waterfront on Pin Point, Georgia. Photo by Tom Pahl Editor’s note: Ocracoke Islanders Tom and Carol Pahl are on a trek around the United States (following 70-degree weather) and will report back ...

The U.N. political chief accused allies of Sudan’s warring military and paramilitary forces on Tuesday of “enabling the ...

The sounds of the Taiwanese Hokkien language don’t resemble Mandarin Chinese, which drifts from the throat in soft wisps. Nor ...

The Aspen Chapel Gallery and The Aspen Art Museum both have new exhibits opening tonight. The Aspen Chapel hosts the 17th ...

There's a good chance plenty of millennial parents can even sing the lyrics from memory ... It was the best-selling song of ...

‘Swing states’, also known by the far cooler name of ‘battleground states’, are those of the 50 United States where ... the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest was convoluted.

The Symphonic Band consists of both students and community members.

The Bard Of Barking is known for his stark protest songs, often performed solo on ... that sought to define marriage in the United States Constitution as strictly between man and woman.