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NEW YORK, NOV. 29. HILLARY CLINTON MADE A RARE POST-ELECTION appearance at UNICEF's 12th annual Snowflake Ball to surprise honoree Katy Perry, an outspoken supporter throughout her presidential campaign. 'On [...]

THE HIP-HOP musical Hamilton already has shattered Broadway box-office records--$81.9 million in tickets sold in 49 weeks--and swept the Tony Awards with 11 wins, but with three of its stars [...]

'I REALLY WANT A GRAMMY! IT'S TERRIBLE, ISN'T IT?' Helen Mirren told Billboard backstage while sipping a vodka gimlet. Fresh off a win for best actress in a play for [...]

Beelzebubs The Tufts University alums harmonized behind Darren Criss as The Warblers on Glee, and regularly win awards for their live and studio albums. Home Free The country-leaning quartet won [...]

Alongside needle-moving, genre-defying priority releases on the RCA Records slate--Sia's 1000 Forms of Fear and 'Weird Al' Yankovic's Mandatory Fun among them--is the new album by Pentatonix, highlighting one of [...]

The revived show, now with CBS and Time Inc., joins a crowded field of fall music specials After a six-year, recession-induced hiatus, Fashion Rocks returns Sept. 9, resurrected as New [...]

The article reports the highlights of the 2015 Tony Awards held in New York on June 7, 2015 that included performances by singers Vanessa Hudgens, Matthew Morrrison and Kelsey Grammer.

The article discusses the a cappella band Pentatonix and the rising popularity of a cappella music. Topics include the band's upcoming albums "PTX Vol. 3" and "That's Christmas to Me"; the role of the 2012 film "Pitch Perfect" starring Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson in popularizing a cappella; and the success of Pentatonix in live music formats.