Discover the darkest nursery rhymes and which hidden meanings are actually supported by history, from plague myths to Tudor ...

Some of the classics are still going strong today, including “The Wheels on the Bus,” “Baa, Baa, Black Sheep,” “London Bridge,” “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” and “Old MacDonald Had a Farm.” ...

What is Luke hiding? Are they all going to kiss? You'll have to watch to find out. "This isn't Emily Bronte's Wuthering ...

Today, "Rock-a-bye Baby" feels more like a melody than a message. Yet, if its origins lie in the turmoil leading up to the ...

Rev. Jesse Jackson made an appearance in a 'Sesame Street' episode in 1971, where he shared three poems he wrote about civil and human rights.

We explore why nursery rhymes, designed for children, so often feel unsettling when placed in darker contexts. Tracing their origins through folklore, Victorian culture, and modern horror theory, we ...

What’s the difference between Song of the Year and Record of the Year at the Grammys? And Album of the Year? The Grammy Awards’ three biggest categories all have similar names, leading to confusion ...

Bruce Springsteen is dedicating his new song to the people of Minneapolis, criticizing President Donald Trump's ongoing immigration enforcement operations in the city. The lyrics of "Streets of ...

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About half a century ago, drummer Sly Dunbar and bassist Robbie Shakespeare revolutionized the sound of reggae as members of the Revolutionaries. Their easily identifiable signature grooves and ...