Joel Katz, for decades one of the most powerful attorneys in the music business with a clientele including James Brown and ...

From electrifying stadium performances to underground tracks that shaped future movements, the 80s gave an explosion ... The King of Pop, Michael Jackson, has revolutionized the music industry ...

Debbie Rowe, Michael Jackson's ex-wife, makes rare public appearance in California years after breast cancer battle.

Out of the over 150 songs penned by Michael Jackson, he took part in very few collaborations. These 10 are, in our opinion, ...

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Michael Franzese is a former mobster and the captain of the ... She was a condominium broker and the wife of Harry Helms Helmsley, a multimillionaire real estate investor. In the late 80s, Leona was ...

In the late 80s, Lenny LeBlanc, formerly of the hit-making duo LeBlanc ... Recalling the writing process with Michael Gungor, Israel says they were "blown away" as the lyrics hit them. "It's one thing ...

Debbie Rowe, Michael Jackson’s ex-wife, was spotted in Palmdale, California, just a few weeks after Leaving Neverland 2: Surviving Michael Jackson was released.

Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold says he made the switch from jersey No. 0 to No. 6 in honor of his late friend and Alabama teammate Khyree Jackson. Jackson, who at the time was a rookie ...

Arnold has changed his jersey number from zero to six in honor of a late former teammate, Khyree Jackson. The one-time Alabama product and 2024 fourth-round pick of the Vikings was killed in a car ...

If Bill Belichick could go back in time to the 2018 draft, Lamar Jackson would have been a New England Patriot instead of a Raven. In Belichick's soon-to-be-released book "The Art of Winning ...

The quote also bookends “Long Lonesome Highway: The Story of Michael Parks,” a new documentary about the life and career of the late actor, directed by Middletown native Josh Roush.