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Vince Gill and Amy Grant's throwback "God Bless America" performance from 2004 will have you feeling patriotic.

Miranda Lambert is stepping up through her nonprofit, MuttNation Foundation, to aid flooding relief efforts in her home state.

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Ozzy Osbourne capped off his illustrious six-decade career with a rockin' performance of his solo debut single.

This Is Spinal Tap' director Rob Reiner mocked members of Black Sabbath for accusing him of ripping off an iconic scene.

Ozzy Osbourne's best vocal performances often happened when he was in Black Sabbath, but his solo career yielded some stunning tracks, too.

The truth behind the hit song and mutual affinity that was birthed out of the collaboration between Lady Gaga and Brian May.

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Wanting to savor her debut album a little longer, Ella Langley will not release another full-length record until next year.