“They call me U-S-H-E-R R-A-Y-M-O-N-D, now baby tell me what you wanna do with me” is the lyric that helped to make Usher even more memorable than he already was. After years of being recognized for ...

The intricate tapestry of music history often weaves together unexpected love stories, and few have captured public imagination quite like the romance between R&B powerhouse Usher Raymond and TLC’s ...

ATLANTA, GEORGIA - OCTOBER 17: Usher performs on stage during his 2024 Usher: Past Present Future Tour at State Farm Arena on October 17, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images ...

A classic Usher song has found itself back in the spotlight after fans tried to wrap their heads around exactly what he’s ...

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 ...

JayDon opens up to PEOPLE before dropping a remix of "Lullaby" featuring Usher and Paradise on Friday, Dec. 12 ...

Usher is (finally) returning to the road. "I'm promoting a legacy: past, present and future. I've been doing this long enough to celebrate the legacy of my music from the beginning of my career up ...

Trump referring to himself as “daddy” is a nod to NATO Chief Mark Rutte’s use of the term to describe the president during a panel discussion with the president. In a conversation about the ...

"Usher: Rendezvous in Paris" hits theaters Sept. 12. Usher is bringing his eight-show residency in Paris to theaters around the globe. His upcoming concert film, "Usher: Rendezvous in Paris," which ...

Usher Raymond IV, known to many as simply Usher, has been reshaping R&B and pop music for the last few decades. In fact, Usher is one of the best-selling artists of all time — and that includes all ...

Usher weighed in on his “Nice & Slow” lyrics after fans online debated what the singer was saying more than a quarter of a century after the song's release. A classic Usher song has found itself back ...