WGN Radio’s Dave Plier celebrates the 1960’s with Mike Love of The Beach Boys, Barbara Eden of “I Dream of Jeannie” (seen weekdays on Antenna TV), Micky Dolenz of The Monkees, Bill ...

When you think of classic Black films, you can't help but also think of the soundtracks that accompanied them. Movies like ...

Where Scheana Shay and Brock Davies' relationship stands today. Brock made it clear that he and Scheana are still going ...

Producer bob junior keeps it on-brand no matter how you encounter him. You gotta admit, it’s friendly-sounding name. And appropriate, given that he’s got ...

For "Music City, Remastered," a series that dives deep into the world of Nashville's top music producers, three-time Grammy Award-winning producer Mike Elizondo ... meeting Dr. Dre, the incredible ...

We're having fun being creative, and everything about this product is really us," Dr. Dre said about Gin and Juice. "There's passion behind it, friendship, love and a culture. We're shooting to ...

All is fair in love and free agency. That was Denver Broncos’ coach Sean Payton’s take on the San Francisco 49ers’ last-ditch effort to reel in linebacker Dre Greenlaw after he’d agreed to ...

A month after Dr. Dre's former marriage counselor sued him for harassment, the music producer has scored a legal victory. Psychotherapist Dr. Charles Sophy, who worked with Dre and his ex-wife ...

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Green Day and Alanis Morissette set the tone at the FireAid benefit with songs of hope and resilience. Then came Anderson .Paak, who turned the stage at the Kia Forum into a California celebration ...

Anderson .Paak performed at the FireAid benefit gig last night (January 30) and brought out Sheila E and Dr. Dre as special guests. Find footage below. The event took place at the Kia Forum ...

The two teamed up for Dr. Dre’s 1999 hit “Still D.R.E.,” trading verses as Sheila E. tore up the drums. The mega-producer then thanked fans for all their love, 40 years into his career.