If you’ve ever been caught in a sudden downpour and romantically daydreamed about a cinematic, rain-soaked kiss, you may have The Notebook to thank. Based on the bestselling Nicholas Sparks ...

Ingrid Michaelson’s 1930s Spanish-style house is hitting the Los Angeles real estate market today with a $4.295 million price tag. The “You and I” singer, who bought the abode from High School Musical ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Based on Nicholas Sparks’ best-selling novel of the same name, the musical version of “The Notebook” runs Oct. 14-26 at the ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Broadway’s “The Notebook” musical is dropping its final curtain tonight, Staten Island native Ingrid Michaelson who wrote the original music and lyrics for the show announced on ...

As her musical theater version of ‘The Notebook’ tours Broadway houses, including the Aronoff Center, the singer-songwriter comes to Music Hall to play with the Pops. “I watched the movie with one of ...

See inside the 'The Notebook' musical songstress's Spanish-style house, decorated to sell by celebrity interior designer and HGTV alum Francesca Grace Ingrid Michaelson is letting go of her charming L ...

This New York singer-songwriter has become an inescapable presence on TV, with her songs becoming background music on numerous morning and late-night shows alongside her many appearances and the ...

“I started to realize that it was more of this beautiful, almost jewel that we never wore,” Michaelson told Bloomberg, which first reported on the sale. “And it’s such a gorgeous place. I just feel ...

Folk-pop singer Ingrid Michaelson is putting her Hollywood Hills abode up for sale, asking $4.3 million. Michaelson, known for hits in the mid-aughts like “The Way I Am” and “Girls Chase Boys,” has ...

“This is the stuff of Broadway legend,” said Broadway producer Kevin McCollum. “Except it’s not a legend – it’s true.” McCollum, a 1984 graduate of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music, is among ...

When Staten Island, New Yorker Ingrid Michaelson first seeped into the public consciousness last year, she — like Lily Allen, Arctic Monkeys, and a handful of other Internet success stories before her ...