Eighty years ago today, an award-winning singer/songwriter who began her career as an English teacher was born in North Carolina.

On this day in 1968, Marty Robbins nabbed his 13th No. 1 country hit with a cover of Eddy Arnold's "I Walk Alone." ...

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Lead track “Armatage Shanks,” which takes its name from a British toilet manufacturer, wastes no time in dropping fans directly into Green Day’s troubled headspace. Tee’d up by Cool’s opening salvo, ...

Editor's note: The video in the player above is from a previous report. While Monday will mark the federal holiday of Columbus Day, a rising number of states now consider it as Indigenous Peoples Day.

The University of South Carolina Gamecocks use this songe debuted in 2000 to energize fans and players. The song first became a tradition during a 2009 game and is now played at the start of football ...

Pacific War is the largest theater of World War II. We associate it with naval battles, jungle warfare, atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The date of beginning of the war usually is calling 7 ...

The New York Islanders are down to one group in this year's training camp. The team loaned or assigned nine players to Bridgeport on Saturday. See below for the full roster and today's lines at ...

Jon Freeman, who writes songs under the name Witlove, with his daughter Kennedy. Freeman released a song called “45 Minutes” on National Daughters Day as a tribute to her. WOODBRIDGE, Va. – For Jon ...

Back in February, Green Day revealed that they have a film, New Years Rev, in the works, and they’ve unveiled the first trailer. It’s set to American Idiot track “Holiday” and includes glimpses of ...