Sting

While these stars may have earned vast fortunes, their kids won't see a dime!

Springtime is here and many of you in Louisiana and Texas have gotten into the yard and gardens.

"Men have been dressing up as a woman for centuries..."

The annual parade and grand spectacle will feature Grammy Award-winning artist Sting and celebrated hip-hop sensation Flo Rida as the headliners.

The Endymion Extravaganza is an over-the-top celebration by one of New Orleans' most-storied krewes.

You've heard "Roxanne" by The Police a gagillion times but unless you're a super fan, if this were Vegas, I would place a big bet on the fact that you've never heard the huge mistake about 4 seconds in the song that is so obvious yet sounds like it belongs in the song.

Just brushing up against this bug can be enough to warrant a call to the Poison Control Center or a visit to the ER. SHOW THIS PICTURE TO YOUR CHILDREN.

From Kelly Clarkson to Nelly Furtado, these pop acts brought Groban to new radio-friendly frontiers.

Fans are accusing Sting of being greedy because he refused to cancel his concert in New York on the day of a snowstorm.

John Legend and Justin Timberlake are among the seasoned performers set to take the Academy Awards stage on February 26.

Here's a look at some notable birthdays being celebrated today: Kelly Ripa Age: 42 Occupation: Actress and Television Host Known For: Spending 12 years on the soap opera 'All My Children,' serving as the co-host of 'Live with Regis and Kelly' along with Regis Philbin from 2001-2011, now co-host of 'Live with Kelly and Michael' along with Michael Strahan, and her marriage to actor Mark Consuelos Re

WHAT YEAR WAS IT These songs were on the radio: 'Tell Her About It' (Billy Joel) 'Every Breath You Take' (The Police) 'Total Eclipse Of The Heart' (Bonnie Tyler) These events were making headlines: A first class stamp costs 20 cents. Cable TV subscribers reach the 30 million mark. The Dow-Jones Industrial Average closes above the 1,200 mark for the first time.

Singing the Ben E. King hit ‘Stand by Me’ together is nothing new for Lady Gaga and Sting. But at last weekend’s iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, they took their onstage collaboration to the next level by also performing a version of The Police‘s ‘King of Pain.’