In the video, Ryssi Avila’s her is hair down, her makeup minimal, and her expression calm. Sitting in her car, she softly sings “Come What May” by Air Supply. In February 2023, the TikTok clip went ...

When you have to live in solitary for a year, with next to no contact with the outside world, how do you pass the time? Well, music is probably going to play a big part. And indeed it does in Apple ...

It’s the heart of every gathering my family has ever hosted. From rearranging the furniture in our living room to pulling ...

Hugh Jackman revealed that he got to do a little karaoke with iconic musician Neil Diamond ahead of the release of his and ...

The beauty mogul released the sequel track to 2016's "3 Strikes" with Terror Jr. By Lexi Carson Associate Editor On Monday night, Terror Jr dropped “Fourth Strike ...

You are belting out your favourite noughties banger at karaoke and all of a sudden the original hit maker joins in. That’s exactly what happened last night at The Roundhouse in Kensington when Y2K ...

Country music star Zach Bryan responded Tuesday to criticism over his upcoming song "Bad News" amid claims that it is critical of ICE, saying that it is about his love for the country and that anyone ...

The song was meant to hype up the crowd and players during Saturday's top-20 showdown. Instead, it seem to irritate many of the wristband-wearing fans in sold-out Sanford Stadium during Georgia ...

Chris is a writer and editor with over 10 years of experience covering games and has a bachelor's degree in History from the University of Central Lancashire. He's mainly focused on guides, but has ...

Though we may not all have the voice of a country star, it doesn’t mean we can’t give their songs a go. One of the simple pleasures of life is getting our star moment at a karaoke bar. Whether you’re ...

Christian singer Forrest Frank debuted a new song after revealing that he lost tens of thousands of Instagram followers after speaking out last week about Charlie Kirk's assassination. On Tuesday, the ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.