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LeBron James helped Usher ring in his 48th birthday with a birthday cake as the pair golfed on Wednesday, Oct. 14. The singer ...

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When Apple launched iTunes in 2003, how people digest music changed forever. Instead of buying CDs, records, or cassettes, fans could pay for their favorite song without purchasing the whole album.

Music Business Worldwide reported that Latin music outpaced the overall U.S. market, which grew 6.9% during the same period. Rolling Stone reported that Latin music accounted for 9.1% of U.S. recorded ...

Grammy Award winners Usher and Chris Brown are bringing their R&B Tour to Texas, with several stops planned across the Lone Star State. The tour will head to El Paso on Saturday, Oct. 3, then to San ...

Chris Brown and Usher Raymond made the most of the collaborative possibilities presented by a co-headlining tour at State Farm Stadium in Glendale when they got the party started with the aptly titled ...

The latest song to break the Hot 100's record for weeks at No. 1 has some pop fans perplexed. Here's what happened — and why those people shouldn't be shocked if it ends up happening again.

Very few hit songs have managed to rule the Billboard Hot 100 for double-digit weeks. Here's a complete list of the chart's longest leaders.

Twenty-two years after it hit the airwaves, Usher’s 2004 anthem “Yeah!” reigns at the top of America’s party playlists, standing stronger than the era that built it and every modern challenger that ...

Coach Prime’s swagger redefined Boulder’s culture, yet a disjointed game-day experience now threatens that cohesion.

Jacquees Wanted a R&B Tour Spot With Usher and Chris Brown — But ‘I Ain’t Singing Background’ The self-proclaimed King of R&B explains why he wanted his own spot alongside Usher and Chris Brown — not ...