Bob Kuban, a and bandleader whose group Bob Kuban and the In-Men had a Top 15 hit with "The Cheater" in 1966, died January 20 ...

After a cold start Tuesday, temperatures soar Wednesday ahead of a weekend storm.TUESDAY: At 4:13 am & just after 7:00 am, ...

Manfred Mann star Paul Jones turned down Brian Jones's offer to join the fledgling Rolling Stones, toured with The Who and ...

He co-wrote and sang lead on one of the group’s biggest commercial hits, “Puff the Magic Dragon,” which he based on a poem by Leonard Lipton and which reached No. 2 on Billboard’s Hot 100 ...

Peter Yarrow, left, performs with Paul Stookey and Mary Travers in London in 1965. (Bob Dear / Associated Press) ...

Peter Yarrow, who was part of Peter, Paul & Mary and helped popularize folk music in the early '60s, has died ... songs that hovered outside of the Top 100. He also cowrote "Torn Between Two ...

As the countdown to the Northern Super League kickoff hits 100 days, Diana Matheson likes what she sees. "It feels like we're right where we need to be," Matheson, co-founder and chief growth ...

In 1972, the NCAA tied up a loose end. Having already ruled that college freshmen in other sports (and at other levels) would be eligible for varsity ball, it declared that the same rules would ...

100 cr. mark becoming a sleeper hit of the year. Collecting Rs. 107.48 cr, the film made on a rather modest budget emerged as one of the biggest earners of the year. Shaitaan: The Ajay Devgn ...

Thousands of over-60s are taking out taxpayer-funded student loans they are unlikely to ever repay due to a loophole in the tuition fee system. There is currently no upper age limit on the ...

Kendrick Lamar was named the Billboard Hot 100‘s top-charting artist of 2024 with the most No. 1 hits of the year. ChartData confirmed that the pgLang artist logged a total of three chart ...

Over the course of a career that began with 1954’s Sun single “That’s All Right,” (which sold around 20,000 copies regionally) to his posthumously released hits ... the Top 100 in 1956-1957.