Ahead of her sold-out Belfast Waterfront Hall show, Lorraine Wylie chats to the Welsh rock icon about five decades of music ...

Few songs merit the term ‘power ballad’ quite as emphatically as Total Eclipse Of The Heart, the 1983 mega-hit for Welsh singer, Bonnie Tyler, which shot to No.1 in the UK, US and all across the world ...

They were seen scowling as they emerged from the squalid rooms while using their t-shirts to cover their faces FOURTEEN young men were seen covering their faces as they were released from police ...

FOURTEEN young men were seen covering their faces as they were released from police custody following the arrest of Bonnie Blue in Bali. They were arrested alongside the Brit porn star after cops ...

Anna Calvi has enlisted Perfume Genius for a cover of the Bonnie “Prince” Billy classic “I See a Darkness.” The song accompanies the recent launch of Calvi’s new Substack, Carving Silver in Strange ...

Ruben Amorim may not have had a positive time as Manchester United head coach, but he has enjoyed tremendous support from the matchgoing fans. Despite overseeing the Red Devils' worst ever Premier ...

Bonnie Tyler has offered to record the next James Bond theme. The veteran performer previously turned down the chance to record the title music for 1983's Never Say Never Again - which starred Sir ...

From the very moment Tyler, The Creator unveiled the cover for his new album, Don’t Tap The Glass, I found myself engulfed by a familiar sentiment: “Ah, man, Tyler on his s**t right now.” Featuring a ...

Kelly Clarkson makes the case for a dreamier version of the 1983 power ballad Marina Watts is a Digital Writer, Music at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024. Her work has previously ...

Kelly Clarkson’s latest “Kellyoke” may have eclipsed the original song she covered. The original “American Idol” winner, who released her new single, "Where Have You Been," earlier this month, once ...

Although an impressive and in-form Newcastle United led 4-1 on Sunday against Manchester United, making most of the noise were the Manchester United contingent high on the top tier of the Leazes End.