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Taylor Swift has revealed the perfect breakup song - and it's not one of hers. #TaylorSwift -
Alanis Morissette Rock Hall Performance Absent: Singer DISRESPECTED Before Show?
Alanis Morissette is slated to join Olivia Rodrigo in a performance of "You're So Vain" to honor Carly Simon. #AlanisMorissette #RockHall -
Lucy, Joanna Simon Death: Sister Carly Lost All Sisters From Cancer In Three Days
Carly Simon had to face a heartbreaking week after losing two of her sisters in the span of three days. #CarlySimon -
Composer Lucy Simon, Carly Simon's Sister, Dead at 82
Lucy Simon famously worked on several Broadway shows including "Doctor Zhivago" and "The Secret Garden." #LucySimon -
A Walking Tour of Musical History in London: From Abbey Road to Adele's Recording Studio
The London music scene has been a large component in music industry discussion following the recent surge in popularity from British singer/songwriter Adele, who will hit the road in the U.K. this February. From Handel to Hendrix, London is a goldmine of musical history. -
Carly Simon's 'You're So Vain' Is About... More Than One Person
A little over 40 years after "You're So Vain" was released, Carly Simon has finally released the name of the famous person the song is about. Or, at least, who part of the mysterious hit single is about. -
Debbie Harry by Decade: Celebrating the Blondie Frontwoman's 70th Birthday
The year 1945 was an astounding one for music history, giving us Eric Clapton, Bob Seger, John Fogerty and Carly Simon. Add another big 70th birthday to the year, as July 1 marks the near-diamond anniversary of Blondie frontwoman Debbie Harry. Music Times is celebrating the big day by looking back over her four decades in music and choosing our favorite track from each of the ten-year spans she's spent in business. -
70 Years of Carly Simon: Her Biggest Charting Singles, 'You're So Vain' and More
This year has been full of iconic musicians celebrating seven decades on Earth: Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bob Seger and more. Today marks the 70th birthday of one more classic performer, as Carole King celebrates the big day on June 25. Music Times is reflecting back on 70 years of King by looking at her seven highest-charting singles, from "You're So Vain" to "Nobody Does It Better." Check them out below. -
Joni Mitchell Explains Why She Doesn't Want Taylor Swift to Play Her in a Biopic
Bad things sometimes happen to Taylor Swift. Back in November, Joni Mitchell explained that she did not want the young pop star portraying her in a biopic that was also slated to include the stories of Carole King and Carly Simon. Swift had reportedly been signed on to the film, based on the book Girls Like Us, since 2012, but Mitchell didn't see it working with the "Shake It Off" singer. In a recent interview with New York Magazine, the folk legend explained why. -
Joni Mitchell Halts Biopic Starring Taylor Swift
If you were looking forward to that Joni Mitchell/Carole King/Carly Simon biopic "Girls Like Us," then today, Nov. 25, you are out of luck. In an interview with "The Sunday Times," via "NME," Joni Mitchell revealed that she has pulled the plug on the project, citing the casting of Taylor Swift as one of the primary reasons. "I squelched that!" Mitchell admitted. "I said to the producer, 'All you've got is a girl with high cheekbones.' It's just a lot of gossip, you don't have the great scenes." "There's a lot of nonsense about me in books," Mitchell went on to say, "assumptions, assumptions, assumptions." The now-halted film was based on the book "Girls Like Us" by Sheila Weller, which followed the rise of Mitchell and her singer-songwriter contemporaries Carly Simon and Carole King during the 1970s. Swift was cast as Mitchell back in 2012, with "Mad Men's" Jessica Pare cast as Simon and "The Newsroom's" Alison Pill cast as King. -
Marilyn Manson Shares Details for Upcoming 'The Pale Emperor' Album [TRACKLIST]
Shock rocker Marilyn Manson announced that his upcoming album will be titled The Pale Emperor and will hit retailers Jan. 20. The album will be the "Coma White" singer's first collection of new material since 2012's "Born Villain." Manson and Co. shared the album's insanely dark lead single, "Third Day of a Seven Day Binge," which will be one of 10 tracks on the record — see below — last month. According to "Rolling Stone," the iTunes version of the album will come with three additional tracks: "Day 3," "Fated, Faithful, Fatal" and "Fall of the House of Death." Fans can preorder the standard edition on Manson's website or the deluxe edition on iTunes now. -
Taylor Swift and Carly Simon: Pair Sings 'You're So Vain,' but Who Is Swift Singing About? John Mayer? Harry Styles?
Taylor Swift brought Carly Simon onstage this weekend to sing the ultimate celebrity breakup song: "You're So Vain."
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