When Frank Sinatra popularized “Fly Me to the Moon,” he was probably envisioning a trip up on NASA’s Apollo Lunar Module, ...

He said that he reached back and grabbed a cassette of “Fly Me to the Moon”, a song Jones had arranged and conducted for singer Frank Sinatra and jazz bandleader and pianist Count Basie.

“Fly Me to the Moon” is a timeless jazz standard that achieved iconic status through Frank Sinatra’s collaboration with Count Basie and his orchestra. The song, with its swinging arrangement ...

While Kaye Ballard was the first to record the song, it was Frank Sinatra’s 1964 rendition that truly cemented “Fly Me to the ...

Most know Frank Sinatra's drink of choice and his favorite meal - but did you know you can find Ol' Blue Eyes' favorite ...

The fifth grader from Howell was the youngest competitor in the contest, but received plenty of praise from the judges.

In addition to that, as a sort of cherry on top, there is the implicit promise of Frank Sinatra’s voice singing “Fly Me to the Moon” out of a booming theater sound system. I mean ...

He performs a cover of Frank Sinatra’s “Fly Me To The Moon” in addition to an original song, “You Aint Loved.” You can see Isaac at the “Crooner Classics” concert happening May 25th ...

In theaters July 12. “Fly Me to the Moon,” starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, is best summed up by the next lyric of Frank Sinatra’s song. Let me play among the stars.

Surprisingly, this is quite the opposite. The duo stars in this rom-com Fly Me to the Moon, a great double reference to Frank Sinatra’s song and a reference related to the main plot of this film.