Arlene Smith, lead singer of 50s doo-wop group the Chantels, dies at 84

Arlene Smith, the lead singer who helped launch the 1950s doo-wop girl group the Chantels into stardom with their classic "Maybe," died Wednesday in a New York City hospital after a heart attack at 84. 

Netflix sued for $105M after Nicolas Cage WWII thriller goes missing, exposing leak risks

Netflix has been sued for allegedly losing an unencrypted copy of a $45 million Nicolas Cage thriller that took seven years to produce, exposing the unreleased film to potential piracy and leaks.

Megan Moroney cancels show mid-performance, leaves stage in tears

Country star Megan Moroney cut her Denver concert short Tuesday night after becoming too sick to continue performing, later telling fans it was "the hardest decision" she has ever had to make.

Jared Leto accused of sexual misconduct with teen girls, report says

BBC says they spoke to 10 women who accused Oscar-winning actor and musician Jared Leto of sexual misconduct when they were teenagers.

Irish musician Glen Hansard killed in motorcycle crash

Irish musician and Oscar winner Glen Hansard, died in a motorcycle crash early Wednesday morning in Dublin. 

Kelly Ripa undergoes surgery, leaving her unable to speak, husband shares

Kelly Ripa’s co-host and husband Mark Consuelos revealed that Ripa has undergone a surgery, leaving her temporarily unable to speak. Here’s what to know.

Freddy Cannon, 'Palisades Park' singer and rock star, dies at 89

Freddy Cannon was well known for various hit songs during his career like “Palisades Park," “Tallahassee Lassie," and “Way Down Yonder in New Orleans."

Free Shakespeare in the Park kicks off two-month run of 'Antony and Cleopatra' across Bay Area

Free Shakespeare in the Park began this weekend in the Bay Area, with the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival opening a two-month run of "Antony and Cleopatra" on Saturday night in Cupertino. Another performance is scheduled for 6 p.m. at Cupertino's Memorial Park.

Lou Koller, Sick of It All frontman, dies at 59 after cancer battle

Lou Koller, the longtime frontman and co-founder of New York hardcore band Sick of It All, has died at age 59 after a two-year battle with cancer.

Independent film depicting ICE activity being shot in Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa residents were advised that a staged immigration enforcement scene on Thursday evening was part of a movie filming and not a real law enforcement action.

World Cup's soundtrack: the music moments that stood out
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Beyond the goals and glory, the World Cup delivered a global music spectacle. Tomás Mier, a music journalist and author of the book 'Madonna: Into the Groove' breaks down the performances that made an impact, and how music continues to shape the world’s biggest sporting event.