It’s been a rough year for Oscar-eligible songs. First, Robbie Williams’ entry from “Better Man” was disqualified, then some ...

Songwriters representing all five of the compositions nominated for best original song at the 2025 Academy Awards got together virtually for a Songwriters Hall of Fame discussion that is premiering ...

Sir Elton John opened up about the 'heavy moment' he ... has been working with the singer for 56 years - co-writing the majority of his songs, dating back to the 1960s. Recalling the moving ...

For the ninth year, the Songwriters Hall of Fame has gathered the Oscar nominees for Best Original Song for a special virtual ...

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Some of the biggest artists of all time have lent their skills to the James Bond franchise over the years, but somehow, these have missed the chance.

He has been creating his own festival-like multi-night stands in different cities touting his latest album, “Tessaract.” The run here has been dubbed Cyclops Armory and will purportedly feature ...

John and Carlile joined THR for an exclusive conversation about their creative collaboration that produced an Oscar-nominated song, "Never Too Late," from the Disney+ doc of the same name.

In fact, as echoed in the following list of Top 25 John Lennon '70s Songs, the only time he really ... Lennon’s friend Elton John was so confident the song would hit that he made a now-famous ...

Legendary singer-songwriter and pianist, Elton John ... during that era, John seldom listens to his old records, preferring not to dwell on his past achievements. For John, avoiding footage of himself ...

Washington [US], February 7 (ANI): Singer-songwriter and pianist Elton John recently shared that he “never” listens to his classic songs. “I wouldn’t go and put my old music on,” John said, adding, ” ...

Sir Elton John opened up about his own mortality on The Graham Norton Show, coming close to tears. He was discussing a line from a song given to him by his lyricist Bernie Taupin when he said ...