While the song conveyed a more secular approach to the holiday season than other Christmas songs at the time, it still rose ...

The passing of Junior King left many devastated. His funeral stirred debate over the music choice, sparking emotional ...

Each year I’m devastated anew by Vince Guaraldi’s maudlin piano plinking softly under the opening line of “A Charlie Brown ...

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Such traditional pop singers as Johnny Mathis and Andy Williams covered “Song Sung Blue” on 1972 albums. Eight years later, ...

Back in 2007, Canadian singer/songwriter Sarah McLachlan agreed to work with the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) on a television advertisement that would prominently ...

These songs remind you of love lost, opportunities missed, friendships broken, and life’s heavier moments. Still, every once in a while, an artist drops a song that cuts through the noise and goes ...

There were reasons for optimism Thursday for the Sacramento Kings. They were playing only their second opponent in their first 16 games with a losing record. They were getting their most versatile two ...

EL SEGUNDO — Adrian Kempe is back in the fold for eight more years and the Kings are finding their stride after stumbling out of the starting blocks. They’ve gone 9-3-2 in their last 14 games. They ...

The Twilight Sad have returned with a new song—their first in seven years—and it features the Cure’s Robert Smith on guitar. The band’s core duo of vocalist James Graham and multi-instrumentalist Andy ...

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SACRAMENTO — The Kings had one of their best overall offensive nights, getting six players in double figures against a short-handed Lakers team playing without LeBron James and Luka Doncic. Reaves, ...