The 1960s dinner rotation—spaghetti, casseroles, chili, and sheet-pan standbys—proved that thrift, routine, and a hot oven ...

C reating a family karaoke playlist can be a delightful way to bring everyone together for a night of fun and music. With a ...

As a Filipino, I’ve grown up with at least one karaoke machine in every home, the first in my native city of Cagayan de Oro, then later in Manila, and most recently at my family’s place in NYC. It’s ...

The 1960s are a criminally underrated decade when it comes to country music. The 1970s saw the rise of Outlaw Country and singer/songwriters like John Prine and Guy Clark. Today, many genre fans are ...

We've all been there. Our night has taken us to a bar where someone is in the corner of the pub on a microphone absolutely butchering a classic song. We're convinced we can do a far better job and, ...

An Oxford University mathematician has explained the best karaoke song of all time, after devising a unique formula. Dr Tom Crawford has explained which songs are best to sing - and why - as new ...

Two years ago in Coronado, Blindspot Collective co-produced a new musical called “Underground,” where workers and customers in a bar told their personal stories through the music of singer-songwriter ...

Hint: "Blue" is in the song title. By Heran Mamo Rihanna strutted the blue carpet of the Smurfs movie premiere in Brussels, Belgium, on June 28, but it’s not the only “blue” thing she’s loving. U.K.

1960s music was almost as popular in the 1980s as it was in the 1960s. During the Reagan years, 1960s songs like The Beatles’ “I Saw Her Standing There” and Petula Clark’s “Downtown” came back with a ...

These sad country songs are stone-cold classics. In the 1960s, heartbreak looked a little different than it does today: There were no breakups over text or email, no obsessively scrolling through your ...

This memorable track from the 1978 cult classic Grease was suggested by PureWow’s Affiliate Director Pamela Masin, and I can’t think of a catchier song that will automatically be stuck in everybody’s ...