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The singer-songwriter Annie Clark, who goes by the moniker of St. Vincent, looks back to New York of the 1970s for inspiration on her new album.

The guitarist/singer of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band steps out on her own with 'You and Me.'

Nearly 30 percent say the U.S. is more divided, and of them 60 percent blame Biden for the divisions, according to a new ABC/Ipsos poll.

Musician Michelle Zauner, who performs as Japanese Breakfast, recalls the harrowing death of her Korean mother in the new memoir Crying in H Mart.

The focus of the petition centers on allegations that Underwood harassed Cassie Randolph, his final pick on the popular reality TV show 'The Bachelor.'

"I think it's undignified to wanna see my name in print all the time," Bush said in a CBS News interview that aired Sunday.

The film, which has been commercially released, spotlights the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame-nominated band's history and enduring popularity.

In an interview with NBC local affiliate WNBC, Robert Joseph said he purchased an $85 face covering that looked like a gas mask.

Rhye Singer Michael Milosh talks about making an alternative R&B album during a pandemic.

"We've committed and have to deliver on rebuilding it back better, with a look and feel that is consistent with the city that we want to have," said Mayor John Cooper.

Founding members Mikey Craig and Roy Hay talk about the band's upcoming show at the SSE Arena, Wembley, on December 19.

The acclaimed singer-songwriter had a banner 2020 after being nominated for four Grammy Awards.

Writer Neal Karlen knew Prince better than any other journalist. He talks about his new biography 'This Thing Called Life.'

The iconic jazz guitarist/singer chats about his latest release, recorded last year at the historic London club Ronnie Scott's.

Brian Eno talks about his new compilation of film music.

After 20 years as the singer for the acclaimed indie rock band, Berninger is finally stepping out on his own with 'Serpentine Prison.'

Known for their eclectic blend of Americana, soul and gospel, the husband-and-wife duo of Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Blount-Trotter are releasing their latest album 'Hearts Town.'

The lockdown, opposed by some cabinet members, will begin on Friday and include the Jewish New Year.

On NBC News' 'Meet the Press' Sunday, Ronna McDaniel responded to reports of Trump playing down the crisis by citing his approach as "calm and steady and methodical."

"Delta requires masks on every flight for the safety of our customers and crew," said an airline spokeswoman.

Best known for her work with the 1980s rock band Scandal and as a solo artist, the rock singer is back with a collection of original songs and covers.

The National Fraternal Order of Police represents 350,000 members.

The legendary record company announced several digital initiatives in honor of the 57th anniversary of the historic civil rights event.

The British electronic act's new record falls on the 35th anniversary of their formation.

The lead singer of the veteran rock band returns with 'Fee Waybill Rides Again,' his first new solo record in almost 25 years.

For her latest album, the acclaimed singer-songwriter revisits recordings she made in 2018 with just her voice and guitar.

'David Foster: Off the Record' chronicles the legendary producer's high-profile collaborations with Celine Dion, Andrea Bocelli, Michael Bublé, Whitney Houston and many others.

The new album by the Houston trio Khruangbin spans genres from all over the world. It also features more singing than the mostly instrumental group is known for.

The Los Angeles band's electrifying new studio album is the first to feature the original lineup in 35 years

The veteran alt-rock group led by Steve Wynn has released their third album in three years, a psychedelic and experimental work that includes an ambitious 20-minute track.