Paul Anka Confirms Frank Sinatra’s Manhood Was ‘Huge’, Jokes He ‘Had Trouble’ Making ‘Eye Contact’

Hollywood has long been hung up on the rumor that Frank Sinatra was well-endowed, and now Paul Anka is here to confirm: Yes, ...
The Independent on MSN

Frank Sinatra breaks record with posthumous return to the charts

Frank Sinatra makes history with record-breaking posthumous return to the charts - The crooner is featured on Pentatonix’s ...

Frank Sinatra Earns First No. 1 Song Since 1967

The accomplishment for Sinatra marks a 58-year gap since his last No. 1 song on the chart, breaking a record previously held ...
The Aquarian Weekly

On the Record: Split Enz’s ‘ENZyclopedia,’ plus ‘Instrumental Hits of the Rock ’n’ Roll Era’ and Newly Restored Frank Sinatra Concerts

Split Enz scored several No. 1 albums Down Under and had some success in Canada and Europe, but never garnered much attention in the U.S. Its best showing there came in 1980, with an album called True ...

Paul Anka on His HBO Original Documentary, ‘Paul Anka: His Way,’ and Maintaining an Active Touring Life at 84: ‘Who the Hell Would Turn That Down?’

I’m so young and you’re so old,” Paul Anka sang in the very first line of his very first hit, “Diana,” in 1958. It’s the kind ...
Forbes

Frank Sinatra Charts A New Radio Hit, A Quarter-Century After His Death

Frank Sinatra returns to Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart for the first time in 40 years as “I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm” with Pentatonix debuts. In a classic pose, Frank Sinatra smokes a ...
AOL

The Simple Sandwiches Frank Sinatra Always Requested Before Performing

While Frank Sinatra is a musical legend today, during his lifetime, he was a sensation; performing to packed houses and embarking on a world tour (sponsored by no less a brand than Chivas Regal whisky ...
Billboard

Frank Sinatra Extends Legacy on Billboard Charts Thanks to Virtual Pentatonix Collab

"I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm" debuts on Adult Contemporary. By Gary Trust Late legend Frank Sinatra’s presence on Billboard’s charts stretches from the first national ranking in 1940 to today, 85 ...
Wall Street Journal

‘At the Hollywood Bowl 1943-1948’ Review: Frank Sinatra’s Symphonic Sensibility

Before Frank Sinatra, nobody was calling the American songbook “great.” Popular songs were considered ephemeral—heard and enjoyed, then quickly forgotten. But Sinatra was among the first to realize ...
Rolling Stone

Frank Sinatra Estate Strikes New Deal With Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists Group

Irving Azoff‘s Iconic Artists Group has acquired a stake in the estate of legendary crooner Frank Sinatra. Azoff revealed the news last week while speaking at a Bloomberg conference in Los Angeles, ...
New York Post

Frank Sinatra’s 1964 letter on son’s kidnapping that shows ‘rare vulnerability’ is up for auction

All eyes are on a never-before-seen side of “Ol’ Blue Eyes.” A 1964 letter Frank Sinatra penned on the kidnapping of his son is being offered at Bonhams’ Unplugged & Unforgettable Music Auction, which ...
American Songwriter

Despite Their Feud, Frank Sinatra Still Looked Out for Elvis in His Final Years: “He’s Too Young To Die”

Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley were musical giants at the same time. Consequently, they had a bit of a competitive rivalry as they were the future of popular music. Even though they shared these ...