If the Jazz Police began launching midnight raids against musicians who offended their sensibilities, Kenny G might be at the top of their list. But a new film may inspire his critics to reconsider.

Today is the 58th birthday of one Kenneth Gorelick, better known to the world as Kenny G. Now, when I say the name Kenny G you probably picture a man whose smooth jazz saxophoning is perfect for ...

But while Listening To Kenny G challenges its audience by questioning preconceived notions about the difference between “good” or “bad” art, Dashcam, the new film from Host director Rob ...

Kenny G was in Orlando's Winter Park wearing Santa's hat and playing as he walked on a residential neighborhood road. Kenny was not alone. Our producer, Jen, carried the backup music and the crew ...

Movies Kenny G Explains Why He Did a Documentary About How Much People Hate Him He’s the bestselling jazz musician of all time, and also the most despised. Why?

Kenny G conquered American popular music, like it or not. The soprano saxophone melodist, born Kenneth Gorelick, skyrocketed to national celebrity in the 1980s with “smooth jazz” ballads like ...

Kenny G plays “Deck the Halls” on saxophone for Alexa at the premiere for the new film “A Bad Moms Christmas” on Monday in Los Angeles. (STXfilms Photo) Alexa is officially a star. With a ...

Kenny G’ s ex-wife Lyndie accused the musician of intentionally hiding his significant income days before he pleaded for his $40k monthly payments to her cease, RadarOnline.com has learned ...

Sheriff’s officials said they believe two teenagers on Kenny G’s property -- neither related to the saxophonist -- hurled the objects. But it’s unclear what was thrown.

While Kenny G values record stores, he welcomes the change in format and sees downloading music as "a way of the future and a "re-education process" for himself and his fans.

Kenny G, while on a flight from Florida to LA, whipped up an impromptu performance for passengers. Even better, it was all for a good cause.