As winners of the over-the-top Eurovision Song Contest who hail from Italy, don’t always sing in English, and play supposedly unfashionable hard rock, Måneskin may not have seemed like obvious ...

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — A four-piece band of Italian rockers won the Eurovision Song Contest in the early hours of Sunday, giving one of the countries hit hardest in Europe by the coronavirus ...

Thomas Raggi, Ethan Torchio, Victoria De Angelis and Damiano David (L-R) of the rock band Måneskin representing Italy, the winners of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest Final, pose with the trophy ...

The winner of the popular Eurovision-Song Contest has agreed to take a drug test after appearing to snort cocaine on live TV. The Italian rock band that won the Eurovision Song Contest returned home ...

Winning the Eurovision Song Contest is no guarantee that an act will stick around. For every Celine Dion or ABBA, there are countless others whose names you've forgotten. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "ZITTI E ...

It started as a win for pandemic-ravaged Italy and devolved into a drug accusation. Now to disprove allegations that he was doing cocaine, the lead singer of Eurovision-winning Maneskin has said he’ll ...

Damiano David, frontman of Rome’s glam rock band Måneskin, which won the 65th Eurovision song contest, has tested negative for drug use following claims that he may have been snorting cocaine after ...

How swift a trajectory have the four members of the Italian glam-rock band Maneskin experienced? In just a few years, the one-woman, three-man group went from busking on the streets of Rome to winning ...

If you were one of the 183 million viewers who caught the Eurovision Song Contest this year, you were probably on the edge of your seat watching Måneskin. Playing their fiery anthem “Zitti e Buoni” in ...

The Italian rock band Maneskin is a hit on the charts, and its members want to become a rare long-term Eurovision success story. From left, Victoria De Angelis, Ethan Torchio, Damiano David and Thomas ...

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