When Tupac’s third album was released, I was 15. Thirty years later I’m a 45-year-old man and the album means so much more to ...

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The musical’s original run was the ninth-longest in Broadway history; a six-month return engagement will start in August.

ABBA recorded their 1975 hit 'Mamma Mia' on March 12, 1975, after initially thinking about giving it away to another band.

Mama Africa turns 36 today. If there’s one thing Yemi Alade has shown us, it’s that the title fits perfectly. Her music isn’t just for listening, it pulls you in, lifts you up, and gets you moving.

After 25 years playing in London's West End and touring North America, "Mamma Mia!" is headed back to Broadway.

These country one-hit wonders deserve more credit for how good they were, even if they never had as big of a hit again.

Stage director Jill Anna Ponasik compares "Viva la Mamma!" to "Noises Off," "The Play That Goes Wrong" and the Muppets.

Veteran bluegrass-inspired pop performer Sierra Hull was joined by Béla Fleck, Molly Tuttle, more at Nashville's Brooklyn Bowl for album release show.