Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. James Brown, right, performs with Aretha Franklin in Detroit, Mich., in January 1987. Brown was known as the Godfather of Soul, ...

The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, and the 1980 hit movie "Blues Brothers" were honored during the Ohio State University Marching Band halftime show Saturday. While performing the Franklin hit "Think ...

Aretha Franklin is not taking any back talk. They were on a mission from God. When Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, and director John Landis decided they would adapt the popular Blues Brothers characters ...

It rained all day Saturday, so it was only fitting that The Ohio State University Marching Band honored Aretha Franklin with a blues-inspired halftime show dedicated to the Blues Brothers. “The Best ...

*While we’re mourning the loss of Aretha Franklin, we thought we’d flash back to her film debut in the classic film, “The Blues Brothers” that only the Queen of Soul could steal. When originally ...

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For six decades, the world had countless opportunities to be stunned by the talent and range of the undisputed Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, who died Thursday at age 76 of pancreatic cancer. Her ...

It’s one of the most thrilling musical scenes in a film packed with them: Aretha Franklin sings and struts around her tiny Maxwell Street diner, imploring her musician boyfriend to “Think” before he ...

They were on a mission from God. When Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, and director John Landis decided they would adapt the popular Blues Brothers characters from Saturday Night Live into a feature film, ...

For six decades, the world had countless opportunities to be stunned by the talent and range of the undisputed Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, who died Thursday at age 76 of pancreatic cancer.