from the song known as the Black National Anthem, "Lift Every Voice and Sing," and Billie Holiday's "Strange Fruit" to Lamar's "Alright." In response to the fatal shooting in Ferguson, Missouri ...

Party City and Big Lots, which declared bankruptcy in September, are closing all of their stores. “If there’s a company out there that was sort of praying for holiday to really save them ...

The Civil Rights icon, whose work to end segregation and racism through nonviolence earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, is the only non-president with a federal holiday named in his honor.

"Maybe the live camera wasn't meant for moments like this," Sarsgaard tells EW.

September 5 focuses on the dramatic events of the 1972 Munich Summer Olympics. It portrays how ABC Sports transitioned from covering games to broadcasting the hostage crisis involving Israeli athletes ...

Despite early rumblings of Oscars buzz, Tim Fehlbaum's Munich hostage crisis film September 5 likely hasn't generated the pull necessary to put it into serious best-picture conversations.

King Frederik and Queen Mary marked the first year of Frederik's reign on Tuesday, and now the Danish couple are enjoying some quality time with their four children. It was confirmed by the palace ...

What is considered the most sombre song ever recorded? Orchestrated by Rezső Seress in 1933 and covered by Billie Holiday, this song is considered the most depressing ever committed to record ...

Holiday's deeply emotive and mournful delivery of the song only heightened its already intense melancholic reputation, cementing its place in both popular culture and the annals of musical history.

Days before Donald Trump takes the Oath of Office, Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts have dropped a fiery new song, “Big Change.” “Big change is comin,'” Young sings. “You know what you ...

Central Cee and 21 Savage are watching the price go all the way up on their new song, “GBP.” Over a beat of atmospheric synths and punchy drums, Central Cee leans into the transatlantic nature ...

The movie September 5 is opening in theaters nationwide this weekend, a few weeks after the film lost out to The Brutalist for the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture – Drama. Directed by Tim ...