Adele’s “Hello” has already broken just about every first-week record there is. Still from the video for “Hello” A crucial part of being a star is knowing how to make an entrance. Perhaps no one knew ...

Adele's new video for "Hello" has broken records in its first weeks since release. It's also led to countless Internet memes and mashups. The pop star Adele is back. After three years of radio silence ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Adele’s “Hello” has something in common with Lionel Richie’s “Hello” and Tom Rundgren’s “Hello It’s Me.” (Digital Trends) Adele is ...

Hello... it's Lionel Richie you're looking for. The original "Hello" crooner has received attention since Adele's same-named single debuted last week and has ...

Adele's "Hello," the lead single from her first album since 2011, is breaking records (aaand hearts) left and right. But one segment of the listening population is less than sold, accusing the singer ...

The filmmaker Xavier Dolan was vacationing with some friends in Paris recently when his phone rang. “Adele would like to meet you,” said the voice on the other end of the line -- who, unbeknown to ...

On Billboard‘s Streaming Songs chart – which tracks U.S. streams over a variety of different mediums, including YouTube and streaming services – “Hello” chalked up 61 million streams in one week. It’s ...

Adele is coming back in a big way. The 27-year-old singer/songwriter gave her first live television performance of her wildly popular, record-breaking new single, "Hello," on BBC Music -- and, ...

On Friday, Adele greeted the world with her first new song in three years, "Hello." People were excited to hear the latest from the British songstress, but possibly nobody is as excited as singer ...

The music video for her long-awaited single reached the milestone in just five days. By Joe Lynch, Billboard Adele Hello Video 2 H 2015 Adele‘s smash-hit comeback single, “Hello,” just keeps getting ...

Miss Piggy and Kermit Just Gave Us the Best Adele "Hello" Spoof Yet With less than six weeks left to the year, Adele's "Hello" has officially become the song of 2015 we cannot escape.

Where decisive screaming matches or answering machine bomb-drops were once trusted tactics for breakup warfare, the landscape of lovers' quarrels has devolved into passive-aggressive waiting games.