Long-time listeners say the genre has lost its identity, with English lyrics and shorter tracks alienating the local fan base.

Today in Music History for Dec. 14: In 1836, Frances Ridley Havergal, English devotional writer, was born. In frail health most of her life, Havergal nevertheless authored such hymns as "Take My Life" ...

Numerous studies have charted our waning ability to concentrate over the past quarter century; literacy rates and reading for ...

Swift's fiance, the Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce, first appears as a soothing voice on the phone, as Swift expresses her anxieties over the London shows and nailing a surprise performance with Ed ...

Television in 1966 virtually exploded. Color TV sets were finally becoming common in living rooms across America, networks ...

More than two decades after its release, Eminem's "Lose Yourself" finally becomes the bestselling rap song in America — as ...

Haruki Murakami was in town last week to hear his words set to music and his praises literally sung. The 76-year-old Tokyo resident and perennial Nobel Prize candidate received a pair of honors in ...