Despite their reputation for collaborating on chart-topping duets, these talented artists sadly didn't have the same success ...

In 1987, Kenny Rogers and Ronnie Milsap covered a song that was first a hit for Barbra Streisand and Kim Carnes.

Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder famously joined forces on this No. 1 duet in 1982, though its message of racial harmony drew ...

In the fall of 1979, bringing two of the decade's biggest vocal powerhouses into the same recording studio seemed like a ...

Discover the artistic journey of Meshell Ndegeocello in the Synonym review, highlighting her emotional covers and collaboration with others.

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Meshell Ndegeocello about her new album, "Synonym," featuring duets with the likes of Cynthia ...

In 1979, Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer teamed up to release one duet, which they both included on their own albums.

Reunited with the producer of her debut, Meshell Ndegeocello builds country weepers, ‘70s soul, synth-pop, and grunge into one long case for queer love as everyday love.

We listen to new albums from Alex the Astronaut, Brandi Carlile, Meshell Ndegeocello and newcomers Mila & Mira.

Jazz singer Janice Hagan has been involved with The Reservoir Lounge since it opened in the heart of downtown Toronto nearly ...

In the jazz-soul singer’s ‘expression of queer liberation’, stars from Chaka Khan to Bill Callahan to Cynthia Erivo duet on equally varied songs from Cher to the Human League and beyond ...

In commemoration of their third duet together, Barbra Streisand has shared a video featuring Josh Groban's thoughts about working with the iconic musician on the song. Titled "Where Do I Go From You?" ...