Grammy-winning singer and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Darlene Love appeared on TODAY to discuss turning 85 and a new documentary chronicling her life and career in music.
A new compilation from THE KELLY CLARKSON SHOW surfaces unseen moments with Jamie Lee Curtis, Josh Groban, Jo Koy, Gabriel Iglesias, and Simon Baker covering topics from a Murder, She Wrote film to a Disney proposal.
A new compilation from THE KELLY CLARKSON SHOW surfaces unseen moments with Mary J. Blige, Toni Braxton, Johnny Gill, Darlene Love, Arden Cho, and Mark Ronson.
This afternoon at the iconic theatre district’s Sardi’s, the Tony nominated songwriting team of Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman were honored with original portraits as they join the legendary walls full of their esteemed peers. Before revealing their new caricatures, Shaiman brought Darlene Love and Annie Golden to the piano with him. He paused the ceremony to acknowledge the passing of the Queen of Rock and Roll, Tina Turner. Taking a moment to honor all she has contributed to music, he began to play “River Deep, Mountain High” with Darlene and Annie on vocals. Soon the whole room joined in the sing-along to honor her memory. See the video!
Today we continue with a sneak peek look and performance with the original cast of Jersey Boys in rehearsal. Then, a look at Marilyn Sokol and Peter Scolori in Stewart F. Lanes comedy 'In The Wings', followed by Cheech Marin, director of 'Latinologues', but we start things off by dropping by the Neil Simon Theatre to chew the fat with Hairspray's newest Motor Mouth Maybelle, music legend Darlene Love.
Netflix has released the trailer for Holiday Rush, starring Romany Malco, Sonequa Martin-Green, Deon Cole, Amarr M. Wooten, La La Anthony, Andrea-Marie Alphonse, Selena-Marie Alphonse, Alysia Livingston, Deysha Nelson, Roscoe Orman, Malika Samuel, with Tamala Jones and Darlene Love.
Amy Petty's sound and songwriting are compelling, complex, and original soundscapes weaving a lush tapestry of folk, pop, rock and blues. As the daughter of the soundman for the popular Detroit-area cover band 'Stonebridge,' and surrounded by people who loved the music of Yes, Boston, Queen and The Scorpions, Amy's ear developed both an appreciation for and an ability to create complex harmonies and layered vocals. Classically trained, Amy graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Voice Performance from Oakland University in Rochester MI, where she received numerous awards and honors, sang lead roles in several operas, and sang with the Michigan Opera Theater, Meadowbrook Theater, the Pontiac-Oakland Symphony and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.