Luther Vandross didn’t just sing love songs. He invented the kind of vocals that make you want to text your ex, light a ...

With a runtime of 1 hour and 41 minutes, Luther: Never Too Much takes a deep dive into the legendary singer Luther Vandross's life and career. It focuses on his nearly 40-year career in the music ...

But while “Luther” may find favor next year with Grammy voters, Vandross had to wait nine years from his first Grammy nominations in 1982 until he finally won. His Grammy track record stood at ...

Luther Vandross' estate said Madonna's team "received false medical information" in including him in a tribute to those who have died from AIDS.

“I was actually introduced to Luther Vandross by my parents,” Williams said. From a musical family, Williams sang in the New Mount Zion M.B. Church choir, along with his mother, aunts and cousins.

LUTHER VANDROSS: (Singing) I believe in your love. So I’m glad to take the vow here and now. (Singing) So close your eyes, and you can feel it. Coming straight from above the power, it’s the power of ...

LUTHER VANDROSS: (Singing) I believe in your love. So I'm glad to take the vow here and now. (Singing) So close your eyes, and you can feel it. Coming straight from above the power, it's the power ...

When it comes time for Vandross to step into the spotlight, Never Too Much hits a joyous gear. Unleashing classics like ‘Ain’t No Stopping Us Now’, ‘Here and Now’, ‘Endless Love ...

Luther Vandross fans the world over know every little hum, dip and run that follows those famous opening lyrics, and they’re rejoicing that the acclaimed 2024 documentary “Luther: Never Too ...

1987- “Wait for Love” Just another one of his best songs from live at the Wembley, Vandross stunned the crowd while singing “Wait for Love.” ...

the Luther Vandross documentary was so well done and moving. i love his music sm. so glad they finally told his story and in the right way w those that rlly cared abt him and the art. his legacy ...

In Luther: Never Too Much, an eye-opening new documentary on the late singer that recently premiered on CNN, archival footage shows interviewers pressing Vandross about his sexuality.