The song in aid of LauraLynn and Barretstown is written by Karl Brodrick and co-produced by Arthur Gourounlian ...

John Lennon had solo hits before the Beatles even broke up. Here's a countdown of his 40 best songs, from "Instant Karma!" to "Imagine" and beyond.

The holiday season is knocking at the door and that means that Utah’s King of Christmas is already deep in planning mode.

In many churches, they have. But the choral tradition is finding enthusiastic advocates elsewhere. Nathan Glasper Jr. directs Calvin University’s gospel choir, an ensemble that started as a club at ...

The Black church choir has long been one of the most influential pillars in Black music, giving the world timeless hymns, unforgettable gospel classics, groundbreaking praise and generations of ...

The Stellar Awards are getting ready to honor another year of music that continues to move from the church pews to the main stage. Central City Productions has announced the nominees for the 41st ...

The University of Alabama's Afro-American Gospel Choir is celebrating its 55th anniversary. A free concert will be held on April 25 at Weeping Mary Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa. Established in 1971, ...

Vermont ranks second in the nation for both the whitest population and the least religious one. This might seem the unlikeliest of places to hear Black gospel music — a tradition born of slavery, ...

From the seedy depravity of "Don't Open till Christmas" to the contemporary haunting of "Krampus," these holiday genre films deliver a little bit of everything — freaky fruitcake style. The holidays ...

‘Tis the season to sit on your backside and do nothing but gorge on mountains of food and watch TV for hours on end as you make your way through all the Christmas specials and best of British telly ...

Jim Carrey puts his extraordinary physical chops to motion-capture use as a CGI Ebenezer Scrooge in Robert Zemeckis' adaptation. But he doesn’t stop at Scrooge; Carrey also plays all three ghosts — ...

Each year when December rolls around, many of us instinctively turn on the same beloved Christmas movies we’ve watched over and over again. But beyond this well-lit marquee of tried-and-true holiday ...