"Are you a one finger typer or a two-handed?" Jimmy Fallon asked presidential candidate Hillary Clinton when she appeared on his show Thursday night and submitted herself to a formal job interview by the talk show host.

"Salvation's Tide Is Rising," the new set from worship collective Passion, bounds onto Billboard's Top Christian Albums chart (dated Jan. 23) at No. 1.

David Bowie learned about the music business the hard way -- via a bad management contract -- but he then took control of his career with a vengeance, managing himself with the same adventurous, even visionary, spirit that he brought to his music.

Trisha Yearwood is taking a page out of fellow country music superstar Carrie Underwood and taking on a leading role in a broadcast network's live musical. Yearwood has been tapped to star as Mary in Fox's live religious musical event The Passion, the network announced Friday at the Television Critics Association's winter press tour. Additionally, multi-Platinum recording artist Prince Royce is set to play the disciple Peter.

On Fridays, Billboard presents Tomorrow's Hits, a weekly look at new and noteworthy acts making their way toward Billboard chart success.

When TV cameras descend on New Orleans Palm Sunday, it won’t be for a religious service but rather for a live Fox musical event. On March 20th, the network will air The Passion, a modern-day musical retelling of the Jesus of Nazareth story, as he presides over the Last Supper and then is betrayed by Judas, put on trial by Pontius Pilate, convicted, crucified and resurrected.

Tim Curry will do the time warp again.

If you plan on being in New Orleans this weekend, Arcade Fire and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band have put together a little soiree to honor David Bowie. And it’s definitely the sort of gathering Bowie would have wanted to send him off.

There's no need to ask Brian Monaco which team he's pulling for at Super Bowl 50 -- the publishing executive is rooting for the commercials.