We’re frequently reminded of the “special relationship” America shares with Britain, a concept that takes on another meaning in a political context versus that of popular culture. But the two often ...

Actor Hugh Grant at least partly caused "Yakety Sax" playing in the background of a UK news broadcast. He tweeted the song request at an anti-Brexit activist known for playing loud music in protest.

Sometimes, you just have to take a moment and appreciate the old gags when they do the best job of encapsulating the humorous absurdity of the times. Morning Joe understands this, based on how they ...

There's a saying that is very popular on the World Wide Web: "Yakety Sax makes everything funny, no matter how tragic." For those of you who don't know, "Yakety Sax" is the theme song to the old ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Boots Randolph, whose spirited saxophone playing on “Yakety Sax” endeared him to fans for years on Benny Hill’s TV show, died Tuesday. He was 80. Mr. Randolph suffered a cerebral ...

To be clear: Dolly Parton won Glastonbury simply by showing up. The 68-year-old country music legend is not the type to show up at every festival every summer, but she blessed the UK’s biggest one ...

How’s your day going? Don’t worry, it’s about to get better. This is a video of Dolly Parton playing “Yakety Sax.” Really. It’s not a dub. It’s not a drill. As she explains, she learned it after ...

Boots Randolph, a versatile saxophonist best remembered for his 1963 recording of “Yakety Sax,” whose zany melody spiced the girl-chasing comedy sketches of TV star Benny Hill, has died. He was 80.

In case you somehow still haven't seen it, here's a video of Dolly Parton playing "Yakety Sax" (aka The Benny Hill Show theme) on a small saxophone at last week's Glastonbury Festival in England.

Country music legend Dolly Parton gave the U.K.'s Glastonbury Festival an unforgettable performance on Sunday night -- on a lot of levels. "It felt as if every single one of the event’s 200,000 ...

Boots Randolph, 80, a versatile saxophonist best remembered for his 1963 recording of "Yakety Sax," whose zany melody spiced the girl-chasing comedy sketches of TV star Benny Hill, died July 3 at ...