Tonight, the spotlight is on Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid as he leads his team in their third straight Super Bowl. Supporting him is his wife of over 40 years, Tammy Reid.

On Nov. 2, 1958, while on tour, the choir sang on the “Ed Sullivan Show” broadcast, performing “Hallelujah.” Other stops ...

Fairview resident Pamela Sailor, left, who helps to organize the Legal Defense Fund Choir event, talks with attendees before singing Christmas songs in front of Fairview Town Hall, Friday, Dec. 20, ...

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans to sue the town of Fairview for denying a permit request for the ...

The largest choir in Britain has removed The Police’s hit song ‘Every Breath You Take’ from its set after controversy was raised over its lyrical content. Rock Choir, which has over 31,000 members ...

It has been a staple of the Christmas season for more than 150 years, and dozens of artists, including Michael Bublé, Dolly Parton, and William Shatner, have recorded versions of the tune. The song is ...

The Senate should start by fully investigating Patel’s role in producing and promoting “Justice for All,” a song performed by the so-called “J6 Prison Choir.” Patel has described helping to produce ...

Now that assessment has been endorsed by Britain's largest choir group, who have dropped the song from their repertoire over its portrayal of a 'coercive or abusive relationship'. Caroline Redman ...

This song is no exception," choir member Louise Harris said. "However, even though we were prepared for queries, we weren't expecting the level of upset we have encountered. Even though it was a ...

Britain’s largest choir group has removed the Police song Every Breath You Take from its repertoire over claims that the lyrics portray an abusive relationship. The founder of Rock Choir wrote t ...

They would be performing 10 songs on 24 January, including one accompanied by British Sign Language, as well as a few medleys, choir leaders said. Tom Lewis, Year 5 teacher and Melrose's Young ...