Kenny Chesney finds meaning in his "Fishbowl"
NASHVILLE - Country star Kenny Chesney says that making his new album "Welcome to the Fishbowl" was a personal journey that helped him to better understand himself by being more sure of his place in the world.
UK band Muse composes official Games song
LONDON - Muse's "Survival" will be the main official song for the London 2012 Olympic Games, the British rockers announced on Wednesday.
Club sues NYC after Brown-Drake brawl, loses liquor license
NEW YORK - The Manhattan nightclub where a brawl erupted between the entourages of hip-hop artists Chris Brown and Drake has sued New York City to allow it to re-open its doors.
Justin Bieber "Believe" scores year's biggest debut so far
LOS ANGELES - Canadian pop star Justin Bieber notched the year's biggest debut so far as his latest album, "Believe," sold 374,000 copies in its first week, according to figures from Nielsen SoundScan on Tuesday.
Maroon 5, Adam Levine get "Overexposed" on new album
LOS ANGELES - Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine may have charmed TV viewers as a judge on NBC's hit singing competition "The Voice," but music critics have given mixed reviews to the band's latest album "Overexposed," out on Tuesday.
Rapper 50 Cent injured in car accident
NEW YORK - The rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson has been released from a hospital after suffering minor injuries when his SUV was involved in a traffic accident early Tuesday morning in New York, according to Jackson's publicist.
Spice Girls in raucous reunion to promote musical
LONDON - The Spice Girls reunited for a few hours on Tuesday to launch a new musical based on songs that made them one of the biggest bands of the 1990s, but there was time for plenty of laughs, avowals of mutual love and even the odd catty aside.
Teen violin star is Venezuela's youngest conductor
MARGARITA ISLAND, Venezuela - At 2 years old, he was given his first musical instrument: a "cuatro," or small four-string guitar. At 8, he cried with emotion at a brass band concert.
Book recalls Bartali's feats on and off the bike
NEW YORK - For Italians of all generations there are few mysteries about Gino Bartali, one of the country's best known and most successful road cyclists.
First lady likes Obama’s voice; rates Romney singing ‘beautiful’
"It's beautiful," Michelle Obama says of Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's singing.
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