British singer Joe Cocker died on Monday at age 70. Though he was known for his distinctive vocals on a number of hits, including “With a Little Help From My Friends,” “You Are So Beautiful” and “Up ...

Adorable footage of a cocker spaniel reacting to his pregnant owner's baby bump moving around has been melting hearts online. A video of Toby the dog's response to his "little sister" turning over in ...

Joe Cocker‘s older brother Victor had something of a front row seat for his sibling’s first steps toward the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame while they were growing up in Sheffield, England. “We had a little ...

Joe Cocker laid the groundwork for stardom in April 1969 when he unveiled his debut album, With a Little Help From My Friends. For almost a decade, the Sheffield, England-born Cocker had been toiling ...

A playful pooch has gone viral for his hilarious reaction to losing his ball, leaving the internet in stitches. Ernie (@erniethecocker), a mischievous brown cocker spaniel, tirelessly pawed at his ...

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Learning To Live Together: The Return of Mad Dogs & Englishmen is a new documentary that looks at Joe Cocker‘s famed 1970 “Mad Dogs & Englishmen” tour via Tedeschi Trucks Band‘s reunion of its players ...

That Joe Cocker made it to 70 probably would have surprised the people who knew him when. Back in the ’70s in particular, the singer was known nearly as well for his hard living as the raspy, ...

Joe Cocker has been eligible for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame since the mid '90s, but his first ever nomination didn't arrive until 2025, over a decade since his passing in 2014. Cocker, who was born ...

The Prince and Princess of Wales have reportedly welcomed four puppies to their family - after their dog Orla gave birth to quadruplets. Cocker spaniel Orla joined the Wales family in 2020 as a gift ...

He was blessed with one of the burliest voices in the history of British blues. Joe Cocker, who died Monday at 70, had been suffering from small cell lung cancer for some time. Best known for his ...