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When you've finally met that special someone it's time to celebrate. Why not sing to the music of Etta James, Dean Martin, and Michael Bublè?

At London's ULU, The Aliens' mix of psychedelia, great tunes and funky rythyms was a huge hit. The ex-Beta Band men shone, thanks largely to lead vocalist Gordon Anderson

People claim that the movie musical is a dead genre, yet some of the most vibrant, innovative film musicals have been produced in the past thirty years.

Scottish post-rock band Mogwai makes albums that are either predominantly mellow or angry. On "The Hawk is Howling", they combine these two attitudes to lesser success.

Amy Hest and Jill Barton's warm, sympathetic picture book dealing with a big milestone for little ones.

Folk101 concludes its interview with Gregory Page by examining how and why he continues to produce music.

Tennessee indie band Inglewood bring a taste of melodic jazz-fused indie rock with hints of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Everclear on their latest EP Rattus Magnanimous

Halloween has come and gone, which can only mean one thing. Perpetual Groove has just blown fans away.

Having trouble expressing your love? Try music! Here are some of the best romantic songs for times when words just aren't enough.

Starfall.com is an interactive, educational, website geared at teaching young children to read. The site offers many age appropriate activities for pre-schoolers.

Acoustic folk duo, Amaranth Road tells how the album, Love Lies Bleeding, gives the inside story on relationships, the way they are really lived.

Music can raise powerful emotions in everyone. Why is it then that people seem to love songs which are based upon sadness and tragedy?