Usher, now 46, has been part of the Atlanta musical landscape for more than three decades, largely coinciding with the Atlanta Braves’ run of division wins and two World Series victories. And this ...

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves are not keeping this news "down on the low-key." At Wednesday night's game, the Braves are launching a limited-edition merch collection with Atlanta icon and ...

Joy Behar kicked off The View to the tune of Usher's "Yeah!" single interrupting the broadcast. The song played while the comedian introduced a Hot Topic about the Sean Combs trial. The tune sounded ...

Usher avoided disaster at his concert when he tried to feed an allergic super-fan cherries. The incident occurred during his highly anticipated London performance as part of his world tour schedule.

MT. MORRIS TWP., MI — Usher. Yeah, the Usher, made a surprise video appearance at a Beecher High School celebration last week. And he wasn’t the only celebrity to chime in with support for the ...

In the vast landscape of music history, few songs have achieved the monumental success of Usher’s “Yeah!” Now certified 13 times platinum, this dance floor anthem has become a defining track of the ...

The season three premiere of Celebrity Jeopardy! took an unexpected turn when all three contestants failed to identify Usher’s career-defining hit “Yeah!” during the Triple Jeopardy round. The ...

This post was updated Sept. 29 at 9:08 p.m. Thirty years into his career, Usher proves that his impact will continue into R&B’s future. The singer-songwriter electrified his last of four sold-out ...

Usher spoke out about his tweets mysteriously disappearing after his friend and former mentor, Sean “Diddy” Combs, was arrested on sex-trafficking charges. Over the weekend, almost all posts, media ...

In a concert season rife with nostalgia for the 1990s and 2000s, Usher arrived in Detroit on Thursday night as one of the more intriguing retro prospects of the moment. Ten years after his last U.S.

The A.V. Club has had a lot of fun looking back at the year 2004 this week, and more broadly, bringing back our annual retrospective package. Now, as is customary, we’re capping off the week with a ...