If you like Barry Manilow, but have never heard "Every Single Day," I think you'll love this. If you're not a Barry Manilow fan, put aside the big arrangement as much as you can and listen to it as the song it is from a Broadway musical.
NEW YORK — It took a little while before Barry Manilow felt comfortable on Broadway. The Man Who Makes the Whole World Sing is used to far bigg...
Manilow deserves thanks, especially after fighting off a case of bronchitis that forced him to cancel several performances and compounded his basic condition with, as he phrased it, "Jewish guilt" for all sorts of date changes. However, he may have resumed singing too soon.
Not since Hugh Jackman has there been a show on the Great White Way as critic proof as this one. The chance for fanilows to see Barry Manilow in the relatively intimate setting of the St. James Theatre is a powerful lure and whatever critics say, they'll keep coming as long as the show keeps extending.
On doctor's orders, Barry Manilow was forced to cancel his opening night on Broadway, along with a week of shows, after his bronchitis turned into the...
Justin Verlander was not the only high-profile performer to struggle during Game 1 of the 2012 World Series. FOX announcer Tim McCarver delivered a pe...
NEW YORK — Looks like Barry Manilow is making it again – on Broadway. The Grammy Award-winning singer of such songs as "Mandy," "I Write ...
"The housing market crash has shown itself to be an equal-opportunity leveler. Even celebrities with names in neon are taking a wallop in the wallet..."
No Fourth of July would be complete without family, friends, food and -- of course -- fireworks. That's why we have the ultimate list of both free...
Would I go to a Barry Manilow concert, sit amidst gaggles of screaming moms and their own mothers, waiting in anticipation for the opening whistles of "Can't Smile Without You" or the Chopin-inspired starting notes of "Could it Be Magic"? Of course. Really?
In a hiccup of bent genius, Joey Auch and composing partner, Josh Peck, downed three beers and came up with the "Gimme That Filet O' Fish" song for a ...
Today's Real Estate got a glimpse inside the homes of celebrities Meg Ryan and Billy Joel, both of whom are selling their fabulous houses. They also t...
Google Marty Panzer and you'll be convinced that he was born in the CBS Mailroom at the age of 18, and he may well may have been, in the sense that the CBS Mailroom was where he began to first feel alive.
Broadcast legend Dick Clark, who passed away Wednesday at the age of 82, got his big break in 1956, hosting "Bob Horn's Bandstand" -- a show that woul...
It's been said that on St. Patrick's Day we're all a wee bit Irish, but here are a few celebrities who truly are, though they probably wouldn't be the first you'd guess.
"One of the things that I learned from Paul Simon's class is that all the stories have been told, it's the way you tell that story that's your thumbprint. That's really the job of the writer."
She's not even a week old, so the newborn daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z doesn't have a past yet -- except in the genealogical sense.
On December 20, Grammy award winning rapper/actor Common drops his new album, The Dreamer/The Believer, and presented here is an exclusive, advance track from the project.
Mark "Moogy" Klingman passed away last night after a long, brave bout with cancer. You may not have heard his name, but you have heard, and enjoyed, his music.
BY Associated Press JOPLIN, Mo. -- Singer-songwriter Barry Manilow has come through on his pledge to help schools in Joplin replace musical instrumen...
As an in-demand music producer, Butch Walker has worked with just about everyone in the music business -- from Avril Lavigne to Weezer.
These are strange times -- on Wall Street and off. One minute you're up, the next you're feeling Standard & Poor's. Here are some songs to help us all through life's highs and lows -- and keep us all out of the emotional abyss.
I've decided that I don't care what pop music means anymore to anyone else. I only care about what's popular with me. And so from now on, I'm going to try and put my own small spotlight on some albums that really pop for me that you might not have heard otherwise.
