After chemistry class on a recent weekday, sophomore Katherine Ho sat at an outdoor table in USC Village, and shared the chain of events that made the pre-med student’s rendition of Coldplay’s “Yellow ...

If you've seen Crazy Rich Asians, then chances are you've fallen just as hard in love with the film's soundtrack as Nick falls for Rachel. From a truly stunning cover of "Can't Help Falling in Love" ...

A Mandarin version of Coldplay's "Yellow," called "Liu Xing," is getting a lot of attention after it was featured in the box office hit Crazy Rich Asians. The version, sung by 19-year-old Katherine Ho ...

Coldplay's "Yellow" is the band's fifth music video to hit one billion views on YouTube and enter the "Billion Views Club." According to Billboard, the song is the band's 2000 breakthrough hit, and ...

At the end of the week, Lizzo will release her fourth album Special, which comes three years after her Platinum-selling, Grammy-winning third album Cuz I Love You. Ahead of the release of Special, ...

More than two decades ago, Coldplay were one more group of mellow, falsetto-happy British wimp-rockers attempting to move into the territory that Radiohead had vacated. But Coldplay had something that ...

Regardless of how you feel about Coldplay these days, you can’t really argue that their debut single, “Yellow,” is a classic, as is the music video featuring Chris Martin taking a soulful walk on a ...

Lizzo got a surprise visit from Coldplay’s Chris Martin, whom she was able to thank in person for inspiring her forthcoming Special track, literally titled “Coldplay,” during an interview with Zane ...

Coldplay have marked the 20th anniversary of their debut album, “Parachutes,” by releasing never-before-seen footage from the shoot for their famous “Yellow” music video. The British band – Chris ...

With the Oasis reunion sucking up most of the media oxygen this summer, it’s easy to forget that another huge UK act – Coldplay – are also embarking on their own record-breaking run of shows. The ...

In February, USC freshman Katherine Ho received a text from a former voice teacher asking if she wanted to submit a demo for an unnamed TV and film project. Six months later, her vocals can be heard ...