It's going to be a can't-miss event for Toy Story fans in the GTHA. Making its Canadian debut, Toy Story in Concert presents ...

“Strange Things” was an upbeat marvel that fused elements of surf-rock, Mariachi, and circus music as Newman sang of toy cowboy Woody’s feelings that he’d been usurped.

Randy Newman returned to late-night television with a performance of his 1972 song “Political Science” on Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney.

Five Things to Know Before Seeing the Sydney Symphony Orchestra Perform 'Toy Story' in Concert Pixar's original film like you've never heard it before.

‘Strange Things’ – Randy Newman (1995) While his Toy Story soundtrack is most famous for the classic ‘You’ve Got a Friend in Me’, that wasn’t the only great song that Randy Newman wrote for the film.

Randy Newman at home in Pacific Palisades in 2017. The musician and songwriter is the subject of a new biography by former Times pop music critic Robert Hilburn.

The acerbic musical commentator Randy Newman gets a big book of his life - and "Short People" is just a tiny part of his story.

Randy Newman was able to achieve just that kind of transformation, writing the song "I Love L.A." based on a suggestion from his fellow Southern Californian rock legend Don Henley.

Randy Newman’s ingenious lyricism earned him devoted fans but not mainstream success. His turn to Hollywood would bring wider recognition.

Randy Newman is the subject of a new biography, 'A Few Words in Defense of Our Country,' from longtime Los Angeles Times music critic Robert Hilburn.

For the last 55 years or so, you’ve had a friend in Randy Newman, if you have a thing for songs that offer eviscerating, uncompromising, even devastating dissections of the human condition and ...