It was little surprise that many Black churches in his Chicago hometown soon began making use of it in their services, with some even adding it to their hymn ... In Britain, Cliff Richard had ...

From the 3rd-century Oxyrhynchus hymn, through Bach and Handel to Silent Night, and from Hark the Herald to Sir Cliff Richard's Saviour’s Day, hear them all at All Souls Langham Place ...

The Rev. John Newton’s hymn “Amazing Grace” has become a national hymn, uniting people of all walks of life and reflecting ...

And 84-year-old pop singer Cliff Richard – a self-confessed Christmas fanatic – is no different. Cliff shocked chefs and scientists alike with his highly unorthodox recipe, which forgoes ...

Plains, Georgia, is preparing to bid farewell to a beloved resident, Jimmy Carter. His longtime church, Maranatha Baptist, is ...

Sir Cliff Richard has taken aim at fellow performers who announce major comebacks after retiring from the industry, claiming ...

Sir Cliff Richard believes Christmas should be part of life “all the time” because of its important messages. Biden stands by ...

When it comes to the holidays, a good gravy can make or break a meal depending on the type of meat and the traditional accouterments. But as METRO demonstrates, sometimes gravy can be a foe to ...

Cliff Richard held the number one spot for three weeks with ‘Mistletoe & Wine’ while Inner City, Stakker Humanoid, Bomb The Bass and Neneh Cherry lingered around the UK top 40 like beacons of hope ...

By Carly Thomas Associate Editor It’s safe to say Richard Curtis wasn’t a huge fan of Love Actually postproduction. The writer-director of the beloved 2003 holiday rom-com recently told ...

The businessman slipped and fell over 100 meters from a cliff while hiking with relatives in the Montserrat caves near Barcelona, a police spokesperson said. “His departure leaves a huge void ...

“He’s our Picasso,” the actor said of Bob Dylan. By Kathryn Shattuck It has been more than four decades since an Armani-clad Richard Gere slunk around Los Angeles in Paul Schrader’s ...