Lionel Richie

The 77-year-old spent time in the ICU for precautionary cardiac tests after powering through a St. Louis show while dealing with dehydration.

After drinking electrolytes throughout his St. Louis show and finishing the finale seated, the Grammy winner checked himself into a hospital for testing.

The 77-year-old singer-songwriter reportedly checked himself into a hospital for the second time during his Sing a Song All Night Long tour.

Loved ones share emotional bedside moments, medical updates and how fans are rallying around John Paris after his critical medical emergency.

During a recent concert, Lionel Richie appeared to reference Chris Brown's legal issues throughout the years.

Fans at San Francisco’s Chase Center were left stunned as drummer John Paris suffered a critical cardiac incident just minutes before showtime.

After feeling dizzy mid-show and postponing tour dates, the 77-year-old icon opens up about his health scare, comeback, and love for fans.

After an onstage health scare cut one concert short and postponed two more shows, the music legend’s ex shared a hopeful message for worried fans.

Fans were left stunned when Richie never returned after intermission. Doctors have advised rest, putting his Chicago and Columbus concerts on hold.

The 77-year-old singer-songwriter finished his performance in St. Paul early after telling fans he felt "dizzy."

Richie reflected on the moment in his new book, 'Truly.'

Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson were long rumored to have had a feud. But, as the legend explained on 'The Joe Rogan Experience,' that wasn't true.

The singer's first wife Brenda Harvey and then-partner Diane Alexander had a "massive confrontation" in 1988.

Police have since arrested the suspect, who was scared away by the singer's security system.

Their story is legendary in the entertainment business.

Robinson once signed an autograph for a fan but used Lionel Richie's name.

Alongside glamorous photos from her wedding to Elliot Grainge, Sofia Richie opened up about how ecstatic she is to be married to the love of her life.

Grace Franklin performed "Killing Me Softly" and "Ain't No Way," a song from her late grandmother Aretha Franklin, during her 'American Idol' audition.