"I'll be singing the theme song. We've started working on it, and we'll have it soon finished," McEntire tells PEOPLE as 'Happy's Place' landed a series order Jack Irvin has worked at PEOPLE since ...

June is not only Pride Month, but also Black Music Appreciation Month. This formal celebration of Black American influences and continuous contributions across all musical genres began in 1979. Music ...

Legendary Rock Bands' Resurfaced Cover of Iconic Sitcom Theme Song Goes Viral originally appeared on Parade. It’s been eight years since The Killers and Violent Femmes had a major surprise for ...

The Golden Girls was a revolutionary show for its time for many reasons. For one thing, its protagonists were older women. It also dealt openly (and progressively) with many issues, including racism, ...

Get ready to hum along! Join us as we count down our picks for the catchiest and most enduring theme songs to ever hit the ...

Come on to Happy's Place! Reba McEntire's new sitcom Happy's Place premieres on NBC on Oct. 18, a Friday, and marks her return to a scripted television series for the first time since Reba ended in ...

Wanda and Vision are an unusual couple with a passion for classic sitcoms. After traveling through television shows like The Brady Bunch and The Dick Van Dyke Show, Wanda and Vision made it to the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. But there is one more category: The shows that never seem to make up their mind about what their theme song is. Every few seasons, ...

There are many things that make sitcoms so entertaining and memorable, and one of them is the opening credits, and some have become quite iconic for different reasons. To qualify as a sitcom, a TV ...

Reba McEntire is back with a new sitcom theme song. In the song, McEntire sings, "Sometimes it feels like a big old fight/To get through the day and sleep on through the night/You can't complain ...

In 1986, Reba McEntire first caught the acting bug while filming a mini-movie-like music video for her single “Whoever’s in New England.” She continued to create more dramatic music videos from then ...