A hard-drinking singer-songwriter with an outlaw spirit, Kris Kristofferson transformed the country music scene in the 1970s ...

Ek Ladki Bheegi Bhaagi Si - A playful, flirty number sung with mischievous flair for 'Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi'. Kishore’s comic timing and lively vocals make this song a standout, especially as it was ...

Country music artist Kelsea Ballerini is giving love another chance, and she isn’t being shy about it. The 31-year-old’s relationship with Chase Stokes took center stage in her new music video for ...

His platoon leader, impressed by Mr. Kristofferson’s songs, connected him with an aunt, country songwriter Marijohn Wilkin. Her encouragement led Mr. Kristofferson to visit Nashville in July ...

For this installment of 'Cosmo Centerfold,' we talk with Shaboozey about everything from his thoughts on third dates to life ...

We’re getting on in our look back at seminal songs from the 1970s (a tongue twister if ever there was one). We’ve been going ...

Michael Ochs Archives, via Getty Images Supported by By Bill Friskics-Warren Bill Friskics-Warren writes about country ... the song’s protagonist is experiencing. Steeped in a neo-Romantic ...

Kris Kristofferson, a country singer-songwriter ... Howard in the heart-wrenching 1976 romantic drama opposite Streisand’s Esther Hoffman led him to a Golden Globe win for Best Performance ...

The country singer and songwriter ... precise and old-fashioned as a song from Ernest Tubb or Hank Williams, “Nobody Wins” perfectly dissects and settles a romantic dead end.

Kris Kristofferson, who attained success as both a groundbreaking country ... songs on its soundtrack. Through the ‘70s, he enjoyed a rising movie profile, playing the romantic lead opposite ...

No less an eminence than Bob Dylan said of him, “You can look at Nashville ... According to legend, this deeply romantic song was inspired by an interview with Frank Sinatra in which ol ...

But the band was bound and determined not to make the song sound too much like a country ... on him emotionally. One might assume this is about a former girlfriend or some kind of romantic love ...