Dierks Bentley finds himself face-to-face with a glass of whiskey — “and all the trouble it brings” — after swearing off the drink in the latest track to release from his 11th studio album. Bentley ...

Once you're chocolated out this Easter, how about kicking back with some tunes featuring the word ‘Jesus’ in their titles?

Rapper Snoop Dogg is venturing back into his church roots with his new gospel album, Altar Call” and has dedicated it t ...

Manchester City flop Rolando Bianchi didn't leave a lasting impression on the club - and fans would certainly struggle to identify him these days. The Italian forward enjoyed a fruitful career in ...

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I heard great things about them,” said the Smooth Jazz Network Artist of the Year when I asked about all the heavyweight producers on her “Livin’ It Up” album. On the “Livin’ It Up ...

Lamar Jackson could be back at the front of the line as the NFL's highest-paid player soon ... continue to have to be addressed, really with all those guys. You have to manage that dance, the ...

Country covers like Carrie Underwood’s “Jesus, Take the Wheel,” The Chicks ... After Bryan praised Ray’s performance as “very listenable,” all three judges agreed that they ...

The average salary of $10.8 million per year puts Sanders in a prime salary position among the top-10 paid coaches in the ... the deal caused swift reactions. After all, through two seasons ...

Garmin teased a bunch of new features in the new paid subscription tier, although a lot of them are still pretty vague — we’ll have to test them ourselves. Here’s all that’s coming your ...

The latest issue of The New Yorker includes an essay by Adam Gopnik, “We’re Still Not Done With Jesus,” on the scholarly ... Gospel narratives and all, was off and running before the traumas ...

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