Stevie Wonder

The 23-year-old played 'Superstition' for the kids, and taught Grover how to sing.

Legend says "I was definitely in a much better spiritual place" during four-day coma.

This very adult LP was where the former child star became a man in full.

Was there a better run of albums in the '70s than Stevie Wonder's string of classics?

The Late Late Show's James Corden's Carpool Karaoke has R&B legend Stevie Wonder driving a car. Stevie gives up driving to sing in James's Carpool Karaoke.

When Ted Nugent's mouth opens, colorful language is bound to come out. So, if you were going to pick someone to to have a strong opinion about a controversial topic, the Motor City Madman is your guy. Nearly two weeks after Stevie Wonder announced his boycott of Florida over their 'Stand Your Ground' Law, Nugent spoke up. And it's everything you'd expect.

Music legend Stevie Wonder announced that he would no longer perform in the state of Florida in protest of their controversial "Stand Your Ground" Law. Now it appears that other artists are joining the boycott, and it's a pretty impressive list.

During a show Sunday night in Canada, Stevie Wonder announced that he's boycotting Florida or any other state with a Stand Your Ground law.

Crossover country star Hunter Hayes is making a big push into the mainstream music community lately. The 21-year-old singer-songwriter who plays multiple instruments has successfully moved from being an exclusively country artist to the pop world with his hit 'Wanted'. Now , Hayes will assist Motown legend Stevie Wonder as he provides the dancing music for the couples on ABC's Dancing With The Sta

Happy Birthday to a true musical genius. Stevie Wonder is 61 years old today (May 13th). Born Steveland Judkins, he changed his name legally to Steveland Morris at a young age. Then when he was just 13 years old he scored his first number 1 hit as 'Little Stevie Wonder'...

Stevie Wonder broke the silence recently on a jam session that happened in March of 1974 featuring himself, John Lennon, and Paul McCartney. It happened in March of 1974 at L.A.'s record plant, and marked the last time that John and Paul entered a studio since the 1969 sessions for Abbey Road...