Their latest collaboration is “Til A Mawnin” — an upbeat reggae track showcasing some of the pair’s playfulness released Feb.

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There will be a lot of recognizable songs that are sure to please the audience,” Scott Spilker said of the Homestead ...

Part of the Dodgers’ World Series celebration included players singing Frank Sinatra’s ... originally arranged for Sinatra’s “New York, New York” song to be played after home wins ...

Changing their name to New York Dolls, the band made a singular splash on the New York music scene with their stripped, hard-driving sound, coupled with an androgynous, over-the-top stage presence ...

The Yankees are not going to play Frank Sinatra’s “New ... s going to replace “New York, New York” after Yankee defeats? Well, for starters, other songs by Sinatra, such as “That ...

He told The New York Post: “I always thought there were so many interesting stories of Frank ... music.” Scorcese said in 2017 had given up on the idea, telling the Toronto Sun that Sinatra ...

NEW YORK − Queen Máxima of the Netherlands ambled slowly through the Anne Frank exhibition in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday. When she reached a replica of the girl's bedroom, she stopped short in her ...

“I’ve always loved emulating some of the old crooners, like Bobby Darin and Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin,” Marsden told the New York Post this week. “I always thought there were so many ...

When did Frank Sinatra perform for the last time? While Sinatra’s impact would exceed the walls of that blissful night in February 1995, ‘The Best Is Yet to Come’ might have become even more ...

"I always thought there were so many interesting stories of Frank Sinatra’s life that could ... up his next role in an interview with the New York Post published on Tuesday, Feb. 25, the ...

(AP) — The Yankees will play Frank Sinatra's version of the “Theme From New York, New York” only after ... were tired of hearing a celebratory song following defeats.