Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb has never seen hit dance movie Saturday Night Fever - even though the band recorded its infamous soundtrack. Gibb admits he has never managed to watch the entire film because he gets "restless"

The surviving Bee Gees are eyeing a return to the stage - five years after the death of their brother and band mate Maurice Gibb.

Paul McCartney and actress/singer Lulu are reportedly dating exclusively after working together on a new album. The former Beatle is co-producing tracks on the beloved British singer's new album, which she's recording at the fabled Abbey Road studios in London.

With 2006's Grammy-nominated Reflections, The Temptations performed the Motown classics they always loved but never had the chance to previously record.

LOS ANGELES -- The Bee Gees were already established hitmakers in the U.S. and the U.K. when the group became an unstoppable musical force in 1975.

Music icons the Bee Gees are set to be honored at the Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI) Music Awards later this year. The Bee Gees, who have won a total of 109 BMI awards during their 35-year career, will be recognized for their "unique and indelible influence on generations of music makers".

The Bee Gees' phenomenal success in the 1970s often obscures the fact that by the time the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack redefined R&B dance music, the trio already had more than ten albums and a string of worldwide hits under their belts. The November 7 release of The Studio Albums 1967-1968

On Saturday night (Feb 18), feuding Bee Gees brothers Barry and Robin Gibb reunited on stage for the first time since their brother Maurice died. The Gibbs performed at a private concert to raise money for the Diabetes Research Institute at their annual Love and Hope event at Miami, Florida's Diplomat Hotel.