Sam Smith

Samuel David Smith (born Thorndale, Texas, on February 11, 1918 — May 23, 1999) was an American artist.

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Sombr Performs ‘I’m Not the Only One’ With Sam Smith: ‘All I Wanted to Do Is Be Like You’

Sam Smith marks the beginning of their New York residency shows with quirky pirate-inspired photoshoot

GLAAD eBay Auction Includes Swag Signed by Adam Lambert, Sam Smith, Barbra Streisand & More

Watch Sam Smith Perform ‘Ain’t No Sunshine,’ ‘To Be Free’ on ‘Colbert’

Sam Smith Will Bring Their ‘To Be Free’ Residency to San Francisco’s Castro Theatre

Sam Smith Will Reopen San Francisco’s Castro Theater With Eight Show Residency Next Year

Sam Smith cuts a sombre figure and shields their eyes behind shades after paying heartbreaking tribute to One Direction choreographer Paul Roberts following his tragic death

Brandi Carlile Enlists the Chicks, Sam Smith as Co-Headliners for All-Female/Non-Binary Girls Just Wanna Weekend Festival

Sam Smith steals the spotlight in dramatic floor-length gown while holding hands with boyfriend at NYFW

Sam Smith Wears Long Blue Dress While Stepping Out with Friends in Notting Hill

Queer Jams of the Week: New Music From Sam Smith, Lola Young, Tyler, the Creator & More

Sam Smith turns heads in floor-length navy dress and matching bandana as they puff on a cigarette in Notting Hill after releasing brand new single

'To Be Free' Lyrics: Sam Smith Debuts New Single - Watch the Music Video!

Sam Smith Feels Light as a Feather on New Single ‘To Be Free’

Sam Smith Yearns ‘To Be Free’ With New Single Out This Week: ‘It’s More Than Special to Me’

Sam Smith Wears Black Tank & Purple Shorts for Stroll Around NYC

Sam Smith puts on a quirky display in purple shorts and loafers as they enjoy a solo summer stroll through the streets of New York

Sam Smith Goes Incognito In Full Camo Outfit For Coffee Run With Boyfriend Christian Cowan

Sam Smith, Normani Copyright Lawsuit Revived: Appeals Court Says Jury Should Decide

Sam Smith Copyright Lawsuit Over ‘Dancing With a Stranger’ Revived By Appeals Court