This Talking Heads hit was supposed to be a hybrid of Alice Cooper and Randy Newman, according to songwriter David Byrne.

Winston, 43, has won 13 Primetime Emmys. He received eight nominations in 2019 alone, which constitutes an all-time, one-year record. He was nominated that year for the Grammys, The Late Late Show ...

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

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

Dawes now joins an impressive list of artists who have opened the GRAMMY Awards over the years including Beyoncé and Prince, Bruce Springsteen, Elton John and Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar, Taylor ...

Siblings Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith of Los Angeles band Dawes have been in the news for tragic reasons: They both suffered severe losses in the L.A. fires earlier this year, with their cover of ...

Then, on Feb. 2 at the Grammys, Dawes played a cover of Randy Newman’s “I Love L.A.,” with John Legend, Braid Paisley, Sheryl Crow, Brittany Howard, and St. Vincent on behalf of a MusiCares ...

Randy Newman is a songwriter who has never been afraid to write from the perspective of those who are hard to admire and even harder to trust. This kind of protagonist is the one doing the lovey ...

However, following their show-opening all-star performance of Randy Newman’s “I Love L.A.” at last month’s Grammys, Paisley instead opted to enlist Dawes’ Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith ...

Originally recorded as a solo track, the song evolved into a collaboration after Paisley's electrifying Grammy performance with Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith (Dawes) on Randy Newman's ‘I Love L.A.' ...

The band performed a set at the Grammy's this month, leading a group of musicians in a cover of Randy Newman’s “I Love L.A." to open the show.