Queen frontman Freddie Mercury did not sing "of the world" at the end of the band’s song "We Are the Champions," which was first released in 1977. ... the line was present in the lyrics for the song ...

While any would have no problem calling Freddie Mercury the greatest frontman of all time, he did know some of his tunes ...

Almost everyone knows the lyrics to Queen's "We Are the Champions." Now, the band has turned the song on its head, as a tribute to workers on the frontline fighting coronavirus. Almost everyone knows ...

A song description like the “catchiest of all time” is always going to have a bit of hyperbole behind it, but a 1977 signature song by Queen is one notable exception. From television and film to ...

J.S. Gornael has a BA in English with a Creative Writing Emphasis in Poetry and an MFA in Fiction. He has taken workshops in poetry, fiction, and non-fiction (though mostly the second). Half-cinephile ...

When it comes to what makes a song the kind of timeless classic that people will sing along to for decades to come, it can be hard to pinpoint what makes one tune more popular than another...but ...

There's nothing like a ban on something to rile up indignation, so when that happened to a Queen classic hit, a group of kids forced the band to re-release it.

IT’S ALL YOU. HEY, IF ANY OF YOU GUYS GOT IT, GO GET IT. GO GET IT, PHILLY. HEY, CAN Y’ALL HEAR ME IN THE BACK? CAN Y’ALL HEAR ME IN THE BACK? I CAN’T HEAR YOU. FIRST AND FOREMOST, I WANT TO THANK MR.