Don Schlitz, one of Nashville's most storied and decorated songwriters, died April 16 at a Nashville hospital due to a sudden illness. He was 73. During his nearly five-decade career, the North ...

Don Schlitz, a hit songwriter whose solo composition “The Gambler” became a crossover smash for Kenny Rogers in 1978, died Thursday. He was 73. No cause was given, but a statement announcing his death ...

Kenny Rogers became one of the most enduring superstars in country music history, but he was a middle-aged man looking for an unlikely comeback when he scored his first No. 1 country hit in 1977.

In one of America's wealthiest neighborhoods lies an abandoned mega-mansion that was once the home of Kenny Rogers. Built in the early 1990s, this castle-like estate was valued at $15 million and ...

On this day (March 20) in 2020, Kenny Rogers died at his home in Sandy Springs, Georgia, after a years-long battle with bladder cancer. He left behind a massive musical legacy that transcended genre ...

The Greater Hazleton Concert Series Inc. announced that the Original Kenny Rogers Band featuring Don Gatlin will headline the fifth concert of the 2025-2026 season at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 7 at ...

Prime Video on Friday released its first English-language Italian original “Love Me Love Me, based on the first novel from a four-book series by Italian writer Stefania S, which has scored 24 million ...

Love Island producer Lifted Entertainment has restructured and hired an entertainment commissioning editor from the BBC, along with making Richard Cowles CEO. The ITV Studios-owned indie has brought ...

Kenny Chesney once fell in "deep soul love" with an unexpected acquaintance. The country star, 57, opened up about his friendship with Ethel Kennedy and explained why the two gravitated toward each ...

In the eleventh episode of UCR's Bold as Love Recalled and Celebrated video series, Kenny Wayne Shepherd remembers hearing Axis: Bold as Love by Jimi Hendrix for the first time. Released barely six ...

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