iRelaunch; Kevin Winter/Getty; iRelaunch As host of this year's Oscars, Conan O'Brien will be playing to a full house at L.A.'s Dolby Theatre and to the millions of people watching from around the ...

This cover image released by Polydor/UMG shows “People “Watching” by Sam Fender. (Polydor/UMG via AP ... That energy is achieved through a fast-paced and meticulously arranged production: Guitar and ...

NEW YORK (AP) — As its title “People Watching” suggests, Sam Fender spends the bulk of his third studio album putting his observations about others — their histories, their futures ...

Everything felt too rushed to him. He was too swept up in a whirlwind of tours and next steps and trying to keep up the hype. When it came to making People Watching, he cut all that out and it shows ...

His new album People Watching reflects on the view from the top. Co-produced with The War on Drugs’ Adam Granduciel, the eleven songs detail Fender’s newfound fame, his experiences in the ...

The difficulty now, though, is the fact Fender no longer exists within that position – instead, he’s outside of it, and ‘People Watching ... s pinnacle – a piano ballad in which his ...

Conan O'Brien doesn't "want to let America down" at the Oscars. The 61-year-old star is set to host the 97th Academy Awards on March 2, and Conan is determined to "lift people up" during the ceremony.

The balcony becomes a lab of curious imagination. And you as the silent scientist taking mental notes.

NEW YORK (AP) — As its title “People Watching” suggests ... a fast-paced and meticulously arranged production: Guitar and piano are layered over strings. Metallic cymbals punctuate the ...

But that sense of time streaming through your fingers like so much sand is especially powerful on the wonderful People Watching, an intense bearhug of a record informed by the death, in 2023 ...

Conan O'Brien doesn't "want to let America down" at the Oscars. The 61-year-old star is set to host the 97th Academy Awards on March 2, and Conan is determined to "lift people up" during the ceremony.

The North Shields artist’s third album, People Watching, shows the musician continues to find inspiration in his troubled roots. By Kate Mossman Sam Fender’s giant success could be explained, not just ...