Billboard reveals the Top Hot 100 Songs of the 21st Century, and we're sharing the top three that dominated the Hot 100 from ...

Happy Hogmanay.  Here is the third part of our playlist of the essential 100 (or so) tunes to come out of Scotland.

“A Bar Song (Tipsy),” Shaboozey It is not only the biggest song of the year, but one of the longest-reigning No. 1s of all time, as far as the Billboard Hot 100 is concerned — Shaboozey’s ...

That’s right folks, the Pop-Tarts Bowl is back for another round of chaos. As the premier breakfast pastry bowl game in all of college football, the Pop-Tarts Bowl is unlike any other bowl out ...

The track, co-written by the Virginian (born Collins Obinna Chibueze), first hit the summit in May and now ties Gabby Barrett’s rookie ... four songs became hits at both country and pop radio ...

From the Red Velvet and aespa collaboration “Beautiful Christmas” to Stray Kids’ instant classic “Christmas EveL,” these are ...

From the Red Velvet and aespa collaboration “Beautiful Christmas” to Stray Kids’ instant classic “Christmas EveL,” these are the best songs K-Pop songs to add to your holiday playlist.

Is Christmas really the saddest day of the year? There’s a whole history of holiday music that explores what it’s like to be down-and-out during the season. Are you mourning absent family ...

Some pop artists seemed to be outrightly trolling to get onto a list like this — you don’t release a song called “Think U the Shit (Fart)” thinking you’re going after a Grammy — while ...

Looking at the UK’s most-streamed Christmas songs, based on Official Charts Company data, the Top 3 is the holy trinity of classics: Mariah Carey’s All I Want For Christmas Is You lands at the ...

The album's lead single, "Wilder Days," really exemplifies Wade's sound, which blends elements of rock, pop, and '90s country into one uniquely catchy package. 10 of 20 "You Should Probably Leave ...

Two years later, in August 1958, the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart began ... largely via the growth of K-pop and Latin music. Thus, this line from that 1958 issue proved prophetic, given the ...