Carl Carlton, the funk, soul, and R&B singer known for hit songs “She’s a Bad Mama Jama (She’s Built, She’s Stacked)” and “Everlasting Love,” has died. He was 72. Carlton’s son, Carlton Hudgens II, ...

In the heart of Tuscany, one dish brought tears of joy to Mama's eyes. Can you guess what it was? Join me on this culinary adventure as I try, quite unsuccessfully, to capture the magic. 🍝 #Tuscany ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jeff Benjamin is a New York-based writer covering global pop music. With the first day hosted by actor-singer Park Bo Gum, the ...

Mama Lulu and her family are headed back to the United States after their vacation in the Philippines. Her son Oliver, known online as Otakoyakisoba, posted a photo of Mama Lulu at the airport on ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Erykah Badu launches a 25th anniversary tour for “Mama’s Gun” Friday at Hollywood Bowl with guest Westside Gunn.

Mumbai introduces cry clubs, offering a safe space for emotional release. Participants pay to cry freely, inspired by Japan's Ruikatsu. These clubs normalize vulnerability and challenge the stigma ...

There is one perfect moment that new parents in the maternity wards of hospitals always wait for — the moment they hear the piercing, unmistakable cry of their baby. It is this moment that relieves ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... When Jennifer Hughes’ son was in a mountain biking accident last year, she was prepared to go into full “mama bear” mode, overseeing his medical care and ...

Norwegian director Nina Knag exposes dirty secrets in “Don’t Call Me Mama,” premiering at Karlovy Vary Film Festival. “I was doing research for another project about immigration in Norway, and I came ...

Nina Knag’s feature debut “Don’t Call Me Mama,” which is to receive its world premiere as part of the Crystal Globe main competition at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, has debuted its trailer. The ...

When Zane Lowe first heard “Dawn Chorus”, it brought him to tears. So Lowe asked Thom Yorke how it made him feel, writing it, singing it. Yorke, visibly uncomfortable, simply responded, “Same, same.” ...