'Celebrate': Whitney Houston's inspirational last song
May 22, 2012, at 11:00 AMThe late diva's final studio recording is released, a duet with Sparkle co-star Jordin Sparks. Does it live up to Whitney's legacy?
The late diva's final studio recording is released, a duet with Sparkle co-star Jordin Sparks. Does it live up to Whitney's legacy?
Carly Rae Jepsen's bubbly, unshakable pop hit inspires lip-synched homages from unlikely culprits including Harvard's baseball team, Justin Bieber, and James Franco
The Queen of Disco died Thursday at age 63 after a cancer battle. But with indelible hits like "Last Dance" and "Bad Girls," her disco inferno will burn on
The Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra delights morning subway commuters with an impromptu performance of Edvard Grieg's classic "Peer Gynt"
The pioneering emcee died after a long battle with cancer Friday at age 47. Here, fans and critics look back at his career through the band's revolutionary music videos
Eighteen years after the Nirvana frontman's suicide, he's still making headlines with rumors of unreleased solo material and more
After the influential lead singer and drummer for The Band dies Thursday at age 71, critics fondly recall his most searing concerts
A stunning virtual performance by the late rapper Tupac Shakur continues to make waves — and prompts concerns about exploiting other dead celebs
Former Hole guitarist Eric Erlandson, who's on a book tour, claims that the music legend recorded a game-changing new album before his 1994 suicide
A jaw-dropping virtual performance by the late rapper stuns California festival-goers — and could lead to a wave of concerts from digitally reanimated stars
Even matched against Lady Gaga and Katy Perry, the Queen of Pop arguably still deserves her throne
Coroners rule that the "I Will Always Love You" singer used cocaine immediately before she died — prompting further questions
The Queen of Pop's self-referential new clip pays homage to "Vogue," "Like a Prayer," and "Erotica" — but does it have any merit of its own?
Hundreds of thousands of fans and journalists are flocking to Austin, Texas, for the combination movie-music-tech festival. How did it become such a phenomenon?
Repetition, musical simplicity, and incongruity have a lot to do with why the famous Disney tune is so irritating, says Jason Richards in The Atlantic
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