Louise Massey Mabie was one of the first female country and western music stars in the 1930s. She was inducted into the National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame.

In the autumn of 1989, just six months after their irrepressibly ­pretty Eternal Flame had hit the top of the charts the world over, The Bangles imploded. It had been an intense run. Three years ...

Mad Men showrunner Matthew Weiner describes the pitfalls of depicting one of the most harrowing moments of US history in all ...

Gianni founded Versace in 1978 with his brother, Santo, becoming CEO while Donatella worked on Atelier Versace and Versus – ...

Canadian music legend Anne Murray is the most Juno-awarded artist in the history of Canada’s national music honours. At the 2025 Junos in Vancouver, Murray will be honoured with the Lifetime ...

On March 26, the National Music Centre (NMC) will unveil a new exhibition at Studio Bell, in partnership with The Canadian ...

Selena's story, unfiltered. New documentary reveals unseen family videos, photos and interviews. Explore her impact on fans ...

A new poll has revealed the musical acts Brits would most like to see play the World Cup half-time show at New Jersey's ...

Contantly ranked among the world's best music venues, this East Coast casino resort offers a lot more than just great ...

The BBC is shining a light on country music in 2025 across radio, TV and digital with a whole host of programmes and specials ...

The most overplayed song in cinema history, according to science, is Montell Jordan's 1995 party classic 'This Is How We Do It.' ...