The legendary doo-wop singer behind an iconic song used in the 1987 film, “Dirty Dancing,” has died. Maurice Williams — frontman of Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs — passed away at the age of 86.

Original ‘Righteous Brothers’ Member, 84, Duets Iconic ‘Dirty Dancing’ Song With Daughter and Floors Fans With Voice originally appeared on Parade. In 1987, Dirty Dancing premiered in theaters nearly ...

When Dirty Dancing hit theaters on Aug. 21, 1987, it changed summer vacations forever and originated the iconic catchphrase "Nobody puts Baby in a corner." "Initially, I thought it was a little ...

The Savannah Bananas are a fun a raucous trip to the baseball diamond every time they have a game. As an exhibition team, the Bananas weave entertainment, songs and crowd interaction with the baseball ...

Mention the greatest hits of the 1980s, and movies like The Breakfast Club, Top Gun, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, and Back to the Futurecome to mind. One particular title, released in 1987, has a cult ...

1987’s ‘Dirty Dancing’ is being adapted as a stage musical. Original writer Eleanor Bergstein is scripting with Tony winner Lonny Price directing. Price also appeared in the film alongside Patrick ...

Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze at the 'Dirty Dancing' premiere at the Gemini Theater in New York City on Aug. 17, 1987. When Dirty Dancing hit theaters on Aug. 21, 1987, it changed summer vacations ...