ST. PETERSBURG — Eduard Khil was a beloved Soviet crooner who won sudden international stardom two years ago when a 1976 video of him singing ‘‘trololo’’ instead of the song’s censored words became a ...

Eduard Khil, a Soviet-era singing star who found renewed popularity as the viral Web’s “Mr. Trololo,” died Monday, Russian media reported. Khil had been in a St. Petersburg, Russia, hospital since ...

There's no way you can't love Mr. Trololo. For two minutes and 42 seconds, a Russian singer with a goofy, enormous smile plastered on his face slowly meanders around a stage singing seemingly pure ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE - In this April 24, 2010 file photo, Russian singer Eduard Khil, known as "Mr. Trololo", performs during his concert in ...

A forgotten hit from the 1970s – the lyricless song “I’m very happy to be coming home at last” – performed by Soviet-era pop singer Eduard Khil has unexpectedly become a supermeme on YouTube, and ...

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And now, Google’s new Doodle pays tribute to both the man and the meme. It was four decades ago that the Russian singer Eduard Khil stepped onto a mustard-and-ochre stage, in matching shiny attire, ...

At last, the iTunes App Store is complete. All thanks to Andreas Moller and his Trololo app, which is available free today. What is Trololo, you ask? Trololo is an unexpected Soviet pop hit by Edward ...

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Eduard Khil, a Soviet-era singing star who found renewed popularity as the viral Web’s “Mr. Trololo,” died Monday, Russian media reported. Khil had been in a St. Petersburg, Russia, hospital since ...