While Keith Richards was already one of rock's greatest superstars, he felt that some singers needed to be up there with the ...
Meryl Streep took unlikely inspiration from Arnold Schwarzenegger when gearing up for one of her most political roles.
Glen Campbell may have made his name singing about the geography of America, but as it turned out, his ode to Phoenix was actually an impossible task.
Amy Adams auditioned for this role for every iteration, losing out a few times before finally landing her dream.
Eagles were undeniably one of the biggest bands of the 1970s. But without this hit, Don Henley doesn't think they would have got there.
While Steven Tyler was in touch with the spiritual side of music, he felt that some of the greatest in his field could touch ...
Hollywood had an active role in World War II by producing propaganda films and working with the United States government, and there were some actors, like James Stewart, who actua ...
The actor hit rock bottom in 1975 when he found himself driving, blind drunk, through the streets of Beverly Hills.
Revisiting one of punk's most searing assaults on American politics, Dead Kennedys' 1979 track 'California Über Alles’, taken from their legendary debut album.
John Belushi’s impassioned defence of The Blues Brothers band: “What the f*ck do these people think”
In 1980, John Belushi was one of the most famous comics in the world, but faced accusations of profiting from Black musicians ...
In one tiny town in Connecticut, two world-famous and iconic guitarists have made their home in a surprisingly sleepy suburb in a hunt for peace.
Although Metallica were always interested in the dark side of lyrics, some of the harshest horrors in music are the ones that felt real.
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