With a string of #1 classics, including the most played song in radio history, You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame duo of Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield topped ... after ...

The Righteous Brothers were a duo featuring deep-voiced singer Bill Medley and high tenor vocalist Bobby Hatfield. Spector signed the duo to his Philles Records label in 1964, then asked Mann and ...

The Righteous Brothers — Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield — landed their first big hit song, “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’,” at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart Feb. 6 ...

At the time, Medley and singer Bobby Hatfield, were in a five-piece band called The Paramours. The duo left the group and recorded the song in 1962 for Ray Maxwell at Moonglow Records.

Graham Rahal once wrote a heartwarming message for his father Bobby Rahal on Father's Day, when he unfortunately couldn't spend it with him. In 2015, Graham wrote a special Father's Day article ...

EXCLUSIVE: The Love List is once again celebrating Valentine’s Day by announcing its picks for the 10 unproduced ...

The Raiders have finalized their full 2025 coaching staff, a group that includes Carroll’s sons—Brennan and Nate. The former ...

Robert F Kennedy Jr’s father, Robert Kennedy, was assassinated in 1968 during his presidential campaign event. “Unlike Bobby, I try not to speak for my father – but I am certain that he and ...

You’re on the list. This brings us to the Curse of Bobby Layne. Back in 1958, the Lions traded Layne to the Pittsburgh Steelers, and an angry Layne allegedly declared the Lions wouldn’t win a ...

He also shares a very special connection with Bobby Deol. Sohail Khan and Seema ... according to Financial Express report. While his father was a multi-millionaire, reports suggest that he was ...

CHARLOTTE – There was a familiar voice – and headband – at shootaround for the Milwaukee Bucks in downtown Charlotte on Wednesday morning, and Bobby Portis Jr.’s return to the team couldn ...

Bobby Wuensch, an All-American offensive tackle for Texas during the Longhorns’ national championship runs in the 1960s, died Sunday morning in League City. He was 77. Wuensch, an all-state ...